Thank you to the staff and students that participated in the Showcase tonight at the MSHS!
Ms. Worden's class had an amazing day at Langwater Farm in Easton! Students enjoyed an educational hayride around the farm, learning about seasonality, composting, and local food systems.
They also took part in a fun, hands-on farm activity — each child planted their very own herb seedling in the greenhouse to take home!
A heartfelt thank you to the Massachusetts Freemasons Angel Fund for generously sponsoring this enriching experience!
Grade 2 experienced the Magic of Science presentation today—and what an incredible experience it was! Minds were blown, curiosity sparked, and imaginations set free as students explored the wonders of science in fun and engaging ways. A huge THANK YOU to the PTO for sponsoring this magical event!
Happy School Nurse Day to Mrs. Dennis!
Thank you for all the care, compassion, and support you give every day. We appreciate you so much!
On this School Lunch Hero Day, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our amazing lunch staff! Your dedication and hard work in preparing delicious and nutritious meals every day don’t go unnoticed. You truly are the heroes behind every meal, making a positive impact on our day and our well-being. We appreciate all you do and are so grateful for your commitment to keeping us fueled and happy!
Thank you for being our lunch heroes!
Happy May! As we approach the final stretch of the school year, we’re filled with pride at all the growth and accomplishments our students have made. This month is full of exciting events, celebrations, and opportunities to reflect on the amazing year we’ve shared. Please take a look in our monthly newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/u29p5
Save the date for this amazing event presented by the Officer Michael Thomas Kominsky Scholarship Fund
Please see the attached fundraiser hosted by the RLM Student Council in loving memory of Jase Russell 🚂💛
In celebration of Arbor Day, Grade 1 students received tree saplings today!
These trees were provided as part of a wonderful program where proceeds from their purchase support a scholarship fund for students pursuing a future in arboriculture.
A huge thank you to John Ames, Grounds Specialist for the Town of Easton, for organizing this meaningful event.
"Planting a tree today is a gift to the generations of tomorrow."
As we close out this important week, we honored those with sensory sensitivities by wearing our PJs today. Let’s continue to spread understanding, kindness, and acceptance every day!
As we welcome the fresh blooms and sunny days of April, we’re excited to share the latest news and upcoming events with you! Don't miss out on the exciting things we have in store this month, be sure to check out our latest newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/rytjqz
Wishing you all a wonderful April full of laughter, growth, and togetherness!
Today we wore red to show our love, acceptance, and deep appreciation for individuals with autism. Together, we stand in solidarity, celebrating the unique strengths and talents that make each person wonderfully themselves. Let's continue to create a world where everyone feels valued and understood!
Today, we came together to showcase our passion. It’s a day to celebrate individuality, promote understanding, and embrace the diverse spectrum of experiences that make us who we are!
Today we wore rainbow and tie-dye to celebrate the beauty of the diverse spectrum of the human mind!
Help our Project 351 Representative Kendall Burke Raise Donations For Cradles to Crayons!
In celebration of Autism Acceptance and Appreciation Week we are kicking off the week with Magnificent Mind Monday by wearing hats in celebration of how all of our brains work in their own special ways. Hats off to magnificent minds!
WB's SEPAC invites you to celebrate Autism Acceptance and Appreciation Week 3/31-4/4. Please see flyer for more information.
The Scholastic Book fair is Wednesday, March 26th
Set up your child's eWallet today, each school has their own designated link: please use this
for the RLM: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/rlmschool
Tommy James high-energy, interactive magic show was back and packed with surprises!
Kids were totally captivated as they embarked on a fun-filled journey through the world of reading, with inspiration from Dr. Seuss! From Thing 1 and Thing 2 to the magical appearance of a live bunny, this performance had students laughing, learning, and eager to read every day!
The show highlighted the amazing resources libraries offer and teaches kids that books are windows to exciting new worlds.
Thank you to the PTO for sponsoring this magical show!
