Beading Club
Thanksgiving Family Meal.
Thanksgiving Family Meal.
Crazy 8's Math Club!
Crazy 8's Math Club!
Hat Day!
Reminder: Join us next week for our 'Potty Time' workshop at the Castleton Free Library on November 19th, from 5:30 to 6:30 PM. Go to https://bit.ly/PottyTime111924 or scan the code to sign up and empower both you and your child!
Early Literacy family event.
Mrs. St. Peter brought in coins and money from around the world for our 5th graders to make connections to our fractions of dollar units.
Have Suggestions or Questions about the FY26 Budget? We’d Love to Hear from You! Middle School students have crafted suggestion boxes now placed at town halls in Benson, West Haven, Hubbardton, and Fair Haven, as well as at the Castleton and Orwell Free Libraries. Share your thoughts, and we’ll review submissions weekly, with responses posted publicly. You can also submit your ideas or questions online at https://bit.ly/FY26Suggestions.
TONIGHT: Please join us for the last IN PERSON FY26 Budget Forum - 6:30 PM at the Fair Haven Grade School library. We look forward to seeing you there!
1st Graders received the Golden Trashcan award this week!
Kindergarten students planted radish seeds last week in hopes of seeing some growth when they returned to school today.
Today, we honor the courage and dedication of all those who have served and continue to serve. Thank you, veterans, for your sacrifices in the name of freedom.
Congratulations to our FHUHS Football team for winning the D2 Championship with grit, determination, and powerful team effort! What a Slater season to remember!
Congratulations to Jenna Laslocky, 4th Grade Teacher at OVS, and Justin Merrill, English Language Arts Teacher at FHUMS, for being recognized last night at the Vermont Outstanding Educator Awards Ceremony held at the University of Vermont!
First day of Beading club for our Kindergarten and 1st graders.
1st Graders learned what happens to our shadows. When they checked on them again at 2pm they had gotten longer and were tilting towards the East.
1st Graders learned what happens to our shadows. When they checked on them again at 2pm they had gotten longer and they were tilting towards the East.
5th Graders worked on the River trail project in Bridges math
