Students in third grade got to experience hand-on-science from the PTO on Tuesday. The program was intended for students to learn about how animals and plants survive and thrive with habitats. In one of the experiments they got to learn how cactus plants survive in the desert without much water. They also learned how blubber can keep an animal warm in the freezing arctic. Lastly they got to use glue and a powdered glow in the dark substance to make slime. They actually made bioluminesce light just like jellyfish do down in the deep dark oceans.
Wishing GDRSD families a blessed Ramadan filled with peace, prosperity, and happiness!
Students explore concepts of force and motion while interacting with a variety of toys and engineering their toys that move in lots of different ways. Students play with how to make objects move and control that movement, and experiment with the effects of outside forces such as gravity and friction acting on that movement. #thescienceofforceandmotion
Are you interested in the future of Groton and Dunstable? Join us TONIGHT for the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Forums at the Groton Senior Center! We will present, review, and answer questions on the proposed budgets for the Town of Groton, the Town of Dunstable, and the Groton Dunstable Regional School District.
As both towns face substantial budget deficits in FY25, we especially need your input. These forums allow residents to voice their opinions, ask questions, and better understand the budgetary plans for the upcoming fiscal year. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future! 💡
Are you interested in the future of Groton and Dunstable? Join us for the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Forums on Wednesday, March 6th, at 7:00 p.m. at the Groton Senior Center, where we will present, review, and answer questions 💬 on the proposed budgets for the Town of Groton, the Town of Dunstable, and the Groton Dunstable Regional School District.
As both towns face substantial budget deficits in FY25, we especially need your input. These forums allow residents to voice their opinions, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the budgetary plans for the upcoming fiscal year. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future! 💡
Are you interested in the future of Groton and Dunstable? Join us TONIGHT for the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Forums at 7:00 p.m. at Swallow Union Elementary School. We will present, review, and answer questions on the proposed budgets for the Town of Groton, the Town of Dunstable, and the Groton Dunstable Regional School District tonight. 💬
As both towns face substantial budget deficits in FY25, we especially need your input. These forums allow residents to voice their opinions, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the budgetary plans for the upcoming fiscal year. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future! 💡
First graders in Mrs. Caulfield's class enjoyed learning logic games, such as Nim and Three Men's Morris, in which they had to use strategy and critical thinking to play competitively with their math partners. Special thank you to Mrs. Gartland, PreK to 8 Math Supervisor, for coaching and joining in the fun!
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Are you interested in the future of our Communities? Join us for the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Forums on Tuesday, February 27th, at 7:00 p.m. at Swallow Union Elementary School, where we will present, review, and answer questions on the proposed budgets for the Town of Groton, the Town of Dunstable, and the Groton Dunstable Regional School District.
As both towns face substantial budget deficits in FY25, we especially need your input. These forums allow residents to voice their opinions, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the budgetary plans for the upcoming fiscal year. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future of our Communities.
Good afternoon,
Due to tomorrow's projected weather, Groton Dunstable Regional will be closed on February 13th. All after-school activities are also canceled.
Best regards,
Laura Chesson
Students in Mrs. Schott's 1st-grade class welcomed the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Dragon, with dragon masks.
Fort building fun in fourth grade for Global Play Day!
Please check our recently updated FY2025 budgeting materials, located on the main page of GDRSD.org! We aim for transparency and accountability throughout this important budgeting process! Please join us in shaping the future of our schools! 🏫 | Visit https://www.gdrsd.org for more!
Good evening,
Due to the continued forecast for significant snowfall and deteriorating road conditions, GDRSD will be opening on a two hour delay tomorrow. However, given the lack of clear projections on snow fall and duration of the storm, staff should check for a possible change to cancellation in the morning.
Again, at this time we are going with a two hour delay for Monday, January 30th, however if the snowfall totals, storm timing, and road conditions worsen this may change. Stay safe, Laura
🌟 Stay in the loop! 🌟 Discover the Swallow Union Event Calendar for a seamless overview of all upcoming activities in one place! This calendar consolidates district and school events on a single page. Android, iCAL, and Google Calendar users can effortlessly subscribe to their favorite school calendar page. Visit the Swallow Union Event calendar by navigating to "Menu" and selecting "Events" for additional details!
Due to continued snow 🌨️ and possibly icing, Groton Dunstable Regional School District will have a two hour delayed opening tomorrow. There will be no half day pre-school and no half-day kindergarten. Please be safe.
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Laura Chesson, Superintendent.
Students in Mrs. Schott’s first grade class had fun learning about light and color during their in-house Discovery Museum field trip.
This week Karen Gartland and Mrs. Rozzi taught a second-grade math lesson on learning to count from $10 to $1,000 using a variety of place-value math tools. They were asked to show how to count from $776 to $900, using place value math tools of their choice. The second graders came up with so many different strategies and were very excited to share their math thinking with a partner and the class!
Bubbles Science Program in Kindergarten
Mrs. O’Hara’s 4th grade class and Mrs. Mulligan’s kindergarten class get together for some game time fun for Math Buddies! Not only are they teaching, learning and reinforcing math skills, but they are having a great time doing it!
