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Children and the Arts Blooms
Students and staff from Pierce School came out to buzz around an extraordinary float created by the Germain family for the Children and the Arts on Saturday, 5/17, with handmade flowers made from recycled bottles and nature scenes which were finely crafted. The sculptures were gorgeous, and the parade was a hit! We also thank the PTO for supporting another pizza fundraiser to help raise money for Pierce School!
Click here to read the 5/23/25 issue of Pierce School Weekly Newsletter, by Principal Hansen-Proulx.
Night of the Arts Hits High Notes...
Students at Pierce School showcased talents in all specials last Thursday night, 5/15, at Night of the Arts. Students sang, danced, showed off their sculptures crafted for the Children and the Arts parade, created in art, and work done in the library this year. There was even a book fair for students and families to shop at, which will be present for the next week. Wonderful performances, Pierce students and staff!
Click here to read the Pierce School Weekly Newsletter, updates, and reminders from Principal Hansen-Proulx, 5/16/25.
Night of the Arts, Thursday, 5/15, 6-7 PM
Please join us for our 2nd annual Night of the Arts event on Thursday, 5/15, from 6-7 PM. Students will showcase their artwork, dances learned in PE, songs from music, and works created in the Library throughout the year.
Click here to read the latest edition of Pierce School Weekly Newsletter, updates from Principal Hansen-Proulx, 5/9/25.
Literacy Night and Story Hour, 4/24
Students presented for Story Hour on Thursday, 4/24, showing off their dramatic arts skills and literacy wit. Fourth graders even built a ship to recreate scenes from Homer's The Odyssey. It was an amazing performance, clad in costumes, props, poetry, literature, and student courage. Great work, Pierce School!
Click here to read the Pierce School Weekly Newsletter from Principal Hansen-Proulx, 4/24/25.
Student Projects
Students in Kindergarten and 4th grade created bunny projects, working together and supporting one another.
To read the Pierce School Weekly Newsletter, click here to read Principal Hansen-Proulx's updates and reminders, 4/18/25.
Poem In Your Pocket Day, 4/10
On Thursday, 4/10, students and staff carried a poem in their pocket to share with other neighboring grades during two rotations throughout the day. Students did an incredible job while reading their chosen poems with others, and some even memorized their lines! Well done, and a huge thank you goes out to all staff and Amy Pope for organizing this event!
Click here to read the Pierce School Weekly Newsletter, 4/10/25, with ****updates and reminders from Principal Alisha Hansen-Proulx.
PTO Meeting Online Tonight, 6-7 PM
Here is a gentle reminder that tonight's Pierce School PTO Meeting will take place online from 6-7 PM for all to join! Please go online and find out about the exciting ways you can support our school and the events to come...
Pierce PTO Meeting Wednesday, April 9 · 6:00 – 7:00 pm Time zone: America/New_York Video call link: https://meet.google.com/agm-pbsf-koo Or dial: (US) +1 208-741-3899 PIN: 306 615 470#
We hope to see you online!
Kindly,
Alisha Hansen-Proulx
Principal of Pierce School
Poem in Your Pocket Day, Thursday, 4/10
Students at Pierce School are celebrating National Poetry Month, and on Thursday, 4/10, students and staff will carry a Poem in their Pocket throughout the day. Get ready to share your poem with a friend or staff member! It's sure to be fun, so get your poem ready!
Click here to read the Pierce School Weekly Newsletter, filled with updates and reminders by Principal Alisha Hansen-Proulx, for the week of April 4, 2025.
Students use word games to learn their site words in a fun and exciting way at Pierce School!
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