Join us in support for Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month.
Tomorrow, Friday, April 11th wear red or blue!
Fourth grade has been busy learning to multiply and divide big numbers. We start with visual models, and work our way up to a couple different algorithms. This enables students to have a better sense of WHY they're doing what they're doing in the computation that they perform. These students love the Area Model method, and were super proud of their work. So proud, in fact, they asked me to take pictures. Gotta love it! - Megan Proto, 4th Grade Teacher
Join the Kelly Lane and Wells Road School PTO for BOOK BINGO! April 3rd at 6:00pm at Kelly Lane School! All proceeds support the PTO.
Residents of the town of Granby and members of the school community are invited to nominate a Granby teacher for selection as the Granby Teacher of the Year. The teacher selected will represent the district for the 2025-26 school year.
Please use this form to nominate an amazing teacher!
https://forms.gle/bdmmo4UWpEZHQACr7
Students in Ms.Higgin's class worked in groups on a synonym activity. During this activity, students found groups of words that had similar meanings. Some examples include:
reveal, illustrate and show
personality, trait and quality
infer and conclude
Courtney Piotrowski - Literacy Coach
Our students are ready to help the world again! Tomorrow, Tuesday, March 25, please support this fundraiser for the Amur Leopard. (Students may purchase 5 or fewer items. No item costs more than $2.)
As Board of Education Appreciation Month comes to a close, we would like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Monica Logan, Chair of the Granby Board of Education.
Thank you, Ms. Logan, for guiding us through thoughtful and meaningful discussions and for consistently advocating for the best interests of Granby’s staff, students and community.
Stay informed with the FY26 Budget process and join the next BOE meeting online or in person this Wednesday, March 19th at 7:00pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room.
Students in Math Intervention use problem solving strategies to determine the lie in 2 Truths and A Lie. They also use a rubric to score their responses and work towards strong reasoning when explaining their math thinking. - Kierstan Pestana, Math Interventionist
In PE, students have been participating in our annual basketball unit. Students have spent time working on dribbling skills, lay-up form and played some fun games such as dribble tag, chicken dribble, hot shot and knock-out. Students in 5th grade have been taking a basketball quiz also, (to help them get prepared for quizzes in PE at the Middle School).
Now it's on to Floor Hockey!
- Steve Migneault, PE Teacher
The support of our leaders is invaluable. Thank you Ms. Lombardo for your leadership & dedication to Granby Public Schools!
The Granby School Board advocates on behalf of our schools, students and community.
Thank you Ms. Richmond-Godard for your dedication to Granby!
Board of Education members are locally elected officials who voluntarily devote hours of service to Granby. Thank you, Ms. Nolan, for your service!
Stay informed in the FY26 budget process. Our first Board of Education Budget Workshop will be held this Wednesday, March 12th at 7:00pm. We are meeting in the BOE conference room or you can join via zoom.
Please join us in thanking our Granby Public Schools Board Members for their hard work and dedication.Thank you for your service Ms. Barlow.
School Board Members have a challenging and vital role in our public schools.
Granby Public Schools thanks Dr. David Peling for his service and hard work.
Please attend in person or virtually the Superintendent's Proposed Budget tomorrow evening at 7:00pm at the Town Hall Meeting Room. For more information visit our website.
March is Board of Education Member Appreciation Month.
We would like to begin by acknowledging our newest board member, Mr Ali Zafar.
Thank you for all you do for Granby Public Schools!
Ms. Lozada's group is concentrating on recording key details to enhance comprehension. They utilize color coding to align their answers with specific questions. To refine this approach, Ms. Lozada could designate distinct colors for each type of response. She could also demonstrate the process through think-aloud and offer graphic organizers to provide structure. Facilitating collaborative discussions would deepen their understanding and foster critical thinking. - Kianna Lozada Pagan, Resource Teacher
Join Superintendent Burke for a Community Conversation. Email Linda Powell at powelll@granbyschools.org for the link.
