Events
October 2024
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2nd Graders Close the Gardening Season w/ Cornucopia Gardening Program -
Students in Mrs. Powell's second-grade class explored gardening for a 7-week program this fall. Students picked all fruit and vegetables before the first frost and helped prepare the garden beds for winter. Families were invited to attend, and some of the yield was used to support the Pierce School Harvest Dinner on 10/16! Thank you second graders, and thank you, Cornucopia!
TIGER Theater Performs at Pierce School, 10/16/24
Some of our students were invited up onto their stage area with the TIGERs as they acted, sang, and danced about the importance of kindness. Bursting with examples of kindness based on children's writings and stories, this production lifted our students' spirits and taught something too. ***Kindness Counts ***encouraged our students to think about how they act toward others, encouraging them to make kindness count every day!
2nd, 3rd & 4th Graders Attend NH Book Festival and Kate DiCamillo Event, 10/4
Pierce 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students had the opportunity to attend the NH Book Festival at the Capital Center for the Arts on Friday, 10/4, and meet author Kate DiCamillo. Each student also received a signed, hard-cover book of Kate DiCamillo's new novel, The Hotel Balzaar!
Please click here to read the October 4, 2024, Pierce School Updates newsletter from Principal, Alisha Hansen-Proulx.
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First Golden Spoon Luncheon of 24-25 School Year
Students who exhibited positive lunchroom behavior all week were invited to a fancy Golden Spoon Luncheon **on stage this Friday. One student from each grade was invited with a golden spoon Thursday and all accessories were gold on stage to demonstrate our appreciation for doing the right thing all week long in the lunchroom. Well done!
Please click here to reach the September 27, 2024, Pierce School Updates newsletter from Principal, Alisha Hansen-Proulx.
Kindergarten Releases Monarch Butterfly
Kindergarteners had the beautiful opportunity to watch a chrysalis transform into a butterfly in their classroom this week. They had been feeding it milkweed leaves and tending to it for the past two weeks. Tuesday, it went through a metamorphosis and students released the butterfly in our school garden. It was impressive and students were captivated by how fast and high the butterfly took to flight!
Fire Safety Day
Birds of a Feather
Craft Projects
Sewing Projects
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Our Vision
In the ConVal community, all learners will achieve academically, act thoughtfully, and contribute to the larger society.
Mission
The mission of Pierce School is to provide a personalized education, cultivate independent thinking, promote building of character, and foster the desire to learn.
