Yesterday, the Sullivan sisters, Alexa (Grade 2) and Avery (Grade 4), visited the Board of Education offices to record the inclement weather announcements for the 2024-2025 school year. The lucky winners of the RPEF raffle did a great recording their extremely cute early dismissal, delayed opening, and snow day announcements! ☃
Hubbard School Pride Day - Friday, December 6th
Remember to wear Blue and Gold or your Hubbard gear!
The Character trait for the month of December is Generosity: Generosity means having a willingness to give or share with kindness in your heart. Spending time with someone or letting other people have a turn are ways to show generosity. Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible!
Ms. McDonald and our HU students are working hard to prepare for a wonderful Holiday Sing performance! ❄️⛄️ We can’t wait to showcase their dedication and festive spirit. Stay tuned for a magical celebration! 🎶
Caught: HU preschoolers smiling from ear to ear 😊 Joy and curiosity fill their day as they explore, learn, and grow together.
Thanks to everyone who is a part of making kindergarten a safe, enjoyable and wonderful place to learn and grow. We have incredible students, families and an all-in Hubbard School Community. Full hearts, homes and bellies!
Happy Monday! HU was excited to welcome students back home with an assembly to kick off National Inclusive Schools Week. Mrs. Linzenbold read Say Something by Peter H. Reynolds, inspiring everyone to celebrate the power of inclusion and kindness. 🌟 This week, we honor the importance of creating supportive and inclusive learning environments for all students. At Hubbard, we’re committed to fostering respect, belonging, and celebrating the unique strengths each student brings to our community. Let’s make it a week to remember! #InclusiveSchoolsWeek 💙💛
Happy Thanksgiving from HU! 💙💛So much to be thankful for! From our hardworking office secretaries, custodians, lunch aides, classroom aides, and teachers, to the supportive family members and our amazing students who bring our school to life every day—our Hubbard community truly shines with gratitude and teamwork!
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving filled with warmth, joy, and meaningful connections with family and friends. 🍂 🐏
Preschoolers at HU are celebrating Friendsgiving with their classmates and family members! A heartwarming day filled with gratitude, togetherness, and special memories.
November 27th is a Minimum Day
November 28th and 29th NO SCHOOL
A preschool student practicing his core balance while giving a high five to a staff member at Pony Power!
Inspired by a Driving Question Board, students in 3-Lee are using a Wonder Wall to record observations about magnets, ask thoughtful questions, and share their discoveries. Students even got a special visit from Ms. Megna and were thrilled to explain what a phenomena is and provide examples from their learning! The discovery table encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and collaborative exploration, sparking excitement and deeper understanding in science.
3-Limatola students are analyzing characters’ thoughts, actions, and emotions while using text evidence to identify character traits. By noting specific actions or dialogue from the text and interpreting what this reveals about a character’s emotions or motivations, students are building strong reading comprehension skills and making deeper connections to the stories they read.
Happy birthday to Mrs. Linzenbold. Hubbard students had so much fun showering her with notes of gratitude 💙💛
3-Frank caught cozying up with a good book! Our third graders are diving into Unit 2 of reading, where they’re developing theories about characters and exploring what makes each story come to life.
Hubbard PTO Meeting - 9:15am WEDNESDAY!
Hubbard Honors Heritage: Learning About the Lenape-Munsee Tribe - In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Hubbard School welcomed the O’Blenis family, members of the Lenape-Munsee tribe. Students explored the rich history and traditions of the Lenape-Munsee through fascinating artifacts, traditional dances (including one they joined!), and a captivating short story. This hands-on experience helped our students connect with and appreciate the heritage of our local Indigenous community.
Mrs. Frank and Ms. Jordan had a fantastic idea to bring the third-grade students at Hubbard together to create a giant Array City! Students paired up with classmates from different classes and collaborated to design buildings using arrays, illustrating multiplication concepts in a hands-on and visual way. This project was not only a fun and creative way to encourage teamwork, but it also helped students actively develop the Profile of a Ramsey Graduate competencies, such as collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking. A wonderful example of learning through community and creativity!
This month’s character trait at Hubbard is gratitude, and students in 2-Murphy are embracing it through their Gratitude Jar project! They’re exchanging notes of appreciation with one another, filling the jar—and each other’s hearts—with kindness and positivity. Now it’s your turn! What are you grateful for, Ramsey community? 🧡
Reading with Ms. Weir is always an adventure. She makes learning fun with her multisensory activities, helping everyone engage and grow in exciting ways!
