CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health) is a program we use at our school to teach our children about healthy habits, including exercise, nutrition, and mindfulness. Whether it’s tasting new… Read More: CATCH at Home »
I’ve received a few questions about video conferences with your child’s teachers. On Schoology, conference times are: 8am – 9am | PreK & K 9am – 10am | 1st Grade… Read More: Zoom & Schoology Conference Answers »
As you know, we were unable to hold our registration for PreK as scheduled due to school closures in response to the pandemic. The date has been moved to May… Read More: PreK Registration »
The Historical Society is holding a Poster Contest for K-12 students in Elmira, Horseheads, and Elmira Heights to create public awareness posters about health and would like you to help… Read More: Chemung Valley Historical Society Poster Contest for K-12 Students »
Alicia Bubb has made a short-but-sweet video showing you how to navigate your child’s Schoology portal. Check it out here.
Jessica Janowsky, a Y.O.G.A. teacher at Parley Coburn Intermediate School, has developed a homework-free, assignment-free, test-free way to learn how to breathe and engage in mindfulness activities like meditation and… Read More: Free Yoga Classes Through Schoology »
There are two great pieces of advice I can give you: 1. Use the Chrome browser for the best experience (iRead won’t work in Firefox, and will be part of… Read More: Phase II Begins! Virtual Learning & Schoology Info »
Transitioning to eLearning is new territory for many of our children, parents, and teachers. There will be a learning curve, for sure. But there are tips you can use as… Read More: Getting Excited for eLearning »
Ms. Scharborough and Mrs. Kane (2nd Grade) drove around the neighborhood yesterday to say hello to their Diven Scholars!
Teachers and staff have shared the following links to cool resources your kids will LOVE: Learn About the Weather Webinars for kids about weather, oceans, the weather service, and… Read More: Some Cool Resources »