Mrs. Wehrhahn's 3rd grade zoologists observe their growing crayfish!
Kossmann Kindergarten artists made these playful line monsters in art class! Students focused on line, color and shape to create a colorful watercolor resist painting/collage. Artists did a super job drawing, painting, cutting and gluing.
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING Tuesday, November 15 @ 7:30 pm Long Valley Middle School Performing Arts Center
We are excited to announce that all of our WT Schools are now using Pick Up Patrol to report students absent & tardy, request to pick up a student early from school & report changes to the regular dismissal plan for students! Check out this Pick Up Patrol Quick Tip!
Many thanks to our PTA and the Book Fair Committee to bring us the Holiday Book Fair during Parent-Teacher Conferences this week.
Our 5th graders visted the Pequest Hatchery remotely today as part of the year long trout release project. Students learned about their rainbow trout spawning and release programs that stock NJ's waterways. Many thanks to our 5th grade team for coordinating this informative and enjoyable learning experience.
The veterans of Post 1776 held a Q&A assembly with 5th graders following the flag raising ceremony at Flocktown. The veterans shared the learning experiences that were important to their service and emphasized the importance of learning and service.
Veterans Day at Flocktown.
On Monday, we were honored to host our local veterans from Post 1776 to recognize Veterans Day. Our veterans raised the flag with students during ceremonies at each building. Our 5th graders beautifully sang My Country Tis of Thee and the Star Spangled Banner. Thank you Mrs. Fessenden and our 5th graders for your contribution to this special morning.
Last week, Mrs. Sokol, Mrs. Antonov, and Mrs. Condron coordinated Mix It Up FKS Day at Kossmann and Flocktown. Mix It Up Day has students sit with those they typically do not sit with at lunch. Students have questions to ask of those at their table to discover their interests and to see what they may have in common others. Mix It Up Day is an important activity for building community and connection. Thank you Mrs. Sokol, Mrs. Antonov, Mrs. Condron, our lunch supervisors, and classroom teachers for making Mix It Up Day a success!
Mrs. Breen's and Mrs. Kurtz' class testing the Pumpkin Catapults they designed and created during STEM time.
Our hydroponic garden has officially been named as “Nellie’s Garden”! Thank you to all the students for voting!
The hydroponic garden was received as a grant from the Whole Foods Foundation and Lettuce Grow. Students will help Ms. Swain harvest the lettuce, then the plants chosen by a school vote will be planted and the cycle will start all over again! Thank you, Ms. Swain for facilitating this wonderful learning opportunity.
A wonderful moment as our entire school community came together for our first school-wide morning meeting. Thank you to Mrs. McCool and our 5th grade ambassadors for organizing the program with a focus on community and teamwork. We also were able to recognize our students of the month and, due to the amazing fundraising efforts during the fun ($21,000!), watched a special musical performance from Mr. Perruso and Mr. Serfozo.
Thanks to all our families who visited the book fair last night. Please stop by today from 12:45 pm - 6 pm or tomorrow from 12:45 pm - 6 pm (with a possibility of an earlier than 6pm closing. Please shop early and shop often!) A special thank you to our PTO volunteers for making the book fair a success!
The Thunderbird Native American dance troupe visits Cucinella to kick off Native American Heritage Month.
Cucinella Friday Photo Share
Washington Township Veterans Association Post 1776 visits Cucinella
Thank you Sgt. Oranchak for attending the LVMS PTA Meeting last night. Sgt. Oranchak spoke about school security and his role as School Resource Officer at LVMS and OFRS.
Flocktown third graders went down to Kossmann to perform a Reader's Theater for second graders today. Well done Wolves!
Mrs. Young's 3rd grade class conducted a STEM activity in which lima beans, with faces drawn to look like ghosts, were placed in a jar of water. Students added vinegar, then baking soda... and watched their ghosts dance! Students then had to determined what happened to make the lima beans look like they were dancing.
