Garfield School celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month! In the mornings, the students danced to famous Spanish songs as they entered the building and our ESL students taught us a Spanish Word of the Day during morning announcements. It was a great way to celebrate the rich tapestry of the Hispanic and Latino cultures!
✨Garfield School Library classes were held outside today. Students visited the outdoor tables and participated in a book tasting, sampling new books in the Garfield School Library Collection, all while enjoying the fresh air!🌞📚
Congratulations to our i-Ready Reading Summer Contest winners! We’re so proud of your commitment to learning! Keep shining and striving for excellence!
Mrs Coleman and Mr Tchalabi wrapped up Fire Safety Week in Health classes at Garfield School! Students learned about roles of firefighters as community helpers, and how they work as a team. These 2nd Grade Projects are now on display in the Gym! Thank you to our local firefighters for keeping us safe!
First graders in Ms. Concepcion's class enjoy the playground on a sunny day at Garfield School.
Ms. Gallagher and Ms. Seeley invited their second grade students to make observations using all five senses. Students got to feel the inside of a pumpkin and describe it.
Garfield School: 6th graders traveled back in time today to ancient Mesopotamia! 🏺 They practiced writing their names in cuneiform — one of the world’s first writing systems! ✍️
Garfield School 5th grade science students in Ms. Harris's class are having so much fun participating in science experiments. This experiment introduced acids, a group of substances with a reputation for being reactive. In the activity, Acid Test, students discover two ways to detect acids: they use baking soda, which fizzes when mixed with acids, or a special liquid that changes color when mixed with acids. Then, students use those methods to identify common foods that are acidic.
Garfield School Students were able to enjoy a pumpkin patch and pick the perfect pumpkin! Thanks Garfield School PTA! 🎃
Sixth graders at Garfield School used straws connectors to build the Eiffel Tower.
🌟 Garfield School students and staff are proudly wearing their "Me" shirts for Respect Week! 🎨✨ Grab a plain tee and let your creativity shine. Decorate it with what makes YOU unique—your favorite sport, hobbies, or even your family pet! 🐾❤️
🎉📚 Had a blast at our Summer Reading Party! Thank you, Ms. Curry & Mr. McShane, for the fun activities and arts & crafts! 🌟
October is National Principal's Month, and we are celebrating our dedicated principals who lead with vision, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to student success every day. Thank you for inspiring excellence and shaping the future of our schools!
We want to give a heartfelt THANK YOU to the Garfield School Custodians!
From shiny hallways to tidy classrooms, your hard work keeps our building a happy and healthy place for everyone. We couldn't do it without you!
From shiny hallways to tidy classrooms, your hard work keeps our building a happy and healthy place for everyone. We couldn't do it without you!
Garfield School: What a perfect day for learning! 🤩 Mrs. Mancuso's second graders took advantage of the fresh air and our new outdoor classroom to get inspired for their writing lesson. Sunshine and sentences are the perfect combo! ☀️📚
Congratulations to Garfield School's September Students of the Month!!
🔐✨ BreakoutEDU fun in Ms. Curry's 5th grade KEEP class at Garfield School! 🧩💡 Our young problem solvers worked together to crack codes and unlock the mysteries! These engaging challenges promote teamwork and critical thinking.
🍁🍂 Ms. Millar's Preschool class at Garfield School is diving into the beauty of fall! 🎉 The little ones are engaged in learning activities centered around the vibrant colors of autumn while practicing their letters. 🍂📚
Happy National Walk to School Day! 🎉🦅
Thank you to Garfield School PTA and all the families who joined Rocky and his candy-collecting pal Candice on their walk to school today. Don't forget to donate candy for the Trunk or Treat. 🍬
Thank you to Garfield School PTA and all the families who joined Rocky and his candy-collecting pal Candice on their walk to school today. Don't forget to donate candy for the Trunk or Treat. 🍬
Fourth graders in Mrs. Kenig's Science Class at Garfield School engaged in a Mystery Science Lesson. In this lesson, students explored how heat is another form of energy that can make things go. Students made a paper Heat Spinner and observed how air created movement. Then, students used their Heat Spinners to experiment with a heat source (an incandescent bulb) and discover how heat energy can make the spinner move in different ways.
