Dear Caregivers, • May 2-15 We are throwing a Scholastic virtual book fair! We missed having an in-person fair last fall during open house. A regular Scholastic classroom order only kicks back 2% of sales to our school. During a virtual fair event, we get 25% back to spend on new library books. So, join us...
Dear Caregivers, I hope you were able to have a nice week with your children during the April break. It will be wonderful to see everyone back at school this week! Photos • This week’s wonderful photos show 5th graders and 1st graders doing some spring gardening, kindergarten students doing some outdoor engineering with their...
To review the slide deck regarding questions and answers over the pooled testing at the schools, please click HERE FOR ENGLISH. HERE FOR SPANISH.
Happy Friday! Here are our Happy Birthday wishes for this week, along with a little extra Friday Fun! Thank you, wonderfully fun Ryan Road Community! With appreciation, Mrs. Madden
The Buzz at Leeds 4/12/2021 Welcome to Leeds Elementary School. Our goal is to keep you updated and informed through our “The Buzz At Leeds” newsletter. At Leeds, our preschool through grade 5 students will tell you … Go to this Sway
The Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC) promotes equality, empowerment and independence of individuals with disabilities. These goals are achieved through enhancing and encouraging personal choice and the right to succeed or fail in the pursuit of independence and employment in the community. Are you interested in preparing now for future employment? Has your employer asked...
Before you finish high school, pre-employment transition services (Pre-ETS) can help you get ready for a job and become more aware and gain skills to be prepared for the world of work. Pre-employment transition services can start at age 14 and are available until you graduate high school or turn 22. You do not need...
Pathlight Pathlight is a 501(c)3 non-profit Massachusetts corporation with offices in Pittsfield, Springfield, Greenfield, Easthampton, and Hadley. It was founded in 1952 by five mothers of children with developmental disabilities. The majority of Pathlight’s revenue comes through state agencies, including the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services and the Massachusetts Department of Medical Assistance. ...