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 "Friendsgiving" Celebration

First graders enjoyed a snack with old and new friends during "Friendsgiving."

SHS student reads to 2 kindergarteners
SHS Reads to Kindergarteners

The SHS Educators Rising Club visited kindergarten classes, leading the younger students through an activity related to a story.

Volunteer puppy raisers and their guide dogs-in-training held a special assembly for kindergarten students.
Guiding Eyes for the Blind Visit Primrose

Volunteer puppy raisers and their guide dogs-in-training held a special assembly for kindergarten students.

PES celebrates 100 days
PES Celebrates 100 Days

Kindergarten students celebrated 100 days of school by counting and stringing 100 beads into necklaces.

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Rocking Their Socks

As part of World Down Syndrome Day’s “Rock Your Socks” event, students wore brightly colored or mismatched socks to celebrate uniqueness.

 

Book Club students showed off the poster they made representing animals they learned about
Afterschool Book Club

Book Club students showed off the poster they made representing animals they learned about

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Primrose Elementary School News

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What do bonnets and hand-forged nails have in common? They were both hands-on learning tools during a recent field trip.

“We saw the kitchen with the blacksmith’s tools,” said Nick DeNoda. “We got to play with them a little.

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Welcome

Welcome to Primrose Elementary School, a place of great beginnings! We are passionate about creating a socially and emotionally safe environment while allowing students to grow intellectually. Primrose School provides an educational environment that builds on what children already know and can do. We believe that children construct knowledge and naturally make meaning and sense out of their world.  We want our students to become well educated, to enjoy coming to school, to feel positive about themselves, to be caring and cooperative, and to have an opportunity to develop their individual talents.

Katie Winter 
Principal