A great way to end the first Friday of 2025—gathering together as one to celebrate our December Character Award winners! 🎉 These students have exemplified outstanding generosity, showing kindness, sharing, and a selfless spirit in their daily actions. Whether offering their time, helping a friend, or spreading positivity, their generosity is a shining example of how we can build a supportive and caring school community. We also celebrated our Recommended Readers Artist of the Month and, of course, were thrilled to celebrate this month’s "Wheel of Champion" winners! We are so proud of you all! Let’s continue spreading generosity—how will you show generosity today?
1-Berland hard at work in their centers! From reading and writing to word work and collaboration, these students are building essential skills while having fun.
HU preschoolers are all smiles as they dive into a big book! 📚 Sharing stories together, they’re building early literacy skills and fostering a love for reading that will last a lifetime!
First graders putting pencil to paper and letting their ideas flow 📝 Building strong writers one word at a time!
Hubbard School Pride Day Tomorrow! 💙💛
Welcome home, Hubbard School! 💙💛 The hallways are bustling with laughter, excitement, and energy as our students return. We hope you had a wonderful winter break and are ready to start 2025 strong. 💪🏼
🎉 Welcome 2025!
As we turn this new page together, we're inspired by the endless possibilities that await Ramsey students. May this year bring fresh opportunities for learning, growing, and dreaming BIG!
Happy New Year! 🌟
🌟 Joyous Kwanzaa to all our Ram families celebrating! May these seven days of reflection bring unity, purpose, and celebration of culture and community. Wishing you moments of joy and meaningful traditions with loved ones. 🐏
✨ Happy Hanukkah to all our families celebrating! May these eight nights be filled with light, love, and beautiful traditions. 🕎
🎄 From our school family to yours - Merry Christmas! May your holiday break be filled with joy, laughter, and precious moments with loved ones. 🐏
We even had a special visit from Dr. Matteo and Dr. Biunno who made their way to Hubbard School, and their visit was such a sweet surprise that made the students’ day! We hope everyone has a wonderful and restful holiday break. The teachers are excited to welcome students back on January 2nd 💙💛🐏 HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
What a special day at Hubbard School! From the read-aloud by Mrs. Linzenbold to the exciting activities happening across all classrooms, it was a day filled with learning, laughter, and community. Our students are making memories and building connections every step of the way. We also loved pajama day!!
We made it! Happy December Break, Rams!
Enjoy this time with family and friends relaxing and recharging for the new year. See you January 2, 2025! 🎉
Winter Recess: 12/23 - 1/1
Schools Reopen: 1/2/25
The entire Hubbard Staff wishes you a wonderful holiday and an abundance of health, love and happiness in the new year! Enjoy the gift of time with your children! School will reopen on Thursday, January 2, 2025.
Tomorrow, December 20th is a Minimum Day and Pajama Day!!
A full house of families and all smiles as students delivered an amazing performance! Thank you to everyone who came out to our Holiday Sing. Your support made the day extra special.
Joy permeating the hallways of Hubbard 💙💛 What brings you joy? Whether it’s the laughter of students, the festive spirit, or the warmth of our school community, we’re feeling the happiness all around. Share what brings you joy today!
Our Holiday Sing for HU was wonderful! 🎶 The students brought so much joy and festive spirit to the stage, spreading cheer throughout the school. It was a magical celebration of music, community, and the holiday season!
2-Finnegan is hard at work in their nonfiction writing unit, and they’re excited to gift their writing to their family members to enjoy! The gift of knowledge and creativity that keeps on giving!
When your classmate brings in dreidels for his friends as part of his Holiday Share & Tell and it becomes part of our science lesson on Force and Movement. He taught us how to pinch our fingers to both push and pull on the thin wooden part at the top which causes the dreidel to spin.
