EMS '09 off to Columbia

Eric Mourkakous Gets To Push People Around Next Fall! He will be playing football for Columbia : Read Full Article.

MUSH!

A second grade reading group read The Story of Balto and then re-enacted the famous sled dog race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska to bring medicine to the sick children there.  The second graders took turns being the musher or the sled dogs.

Sledding

Valentine's Day was also a great day for sledding on Next Day Hill!

Summer Explorations

Summer Explorations Brochure is now available on our Auxiliary Programs page....get it here!

Xīn Nián Hǎo Ya!

Mrs. Spaeth's students are celebrating Chinese New Year this week by playing percussion instruments and dancing with an authentic Chinese Lion mask.  Lion dances are common during Chinese New Year. It is believed that the loud beats of the drum and the deafening sounds of the cymbals together with the face of the lion dancing can scare away bad spirits. 

Gettin' The Mail Out In Time For Valentine's Day!

The Kindergarten Post Office is open! After visiting the Englewood Post Office the children learned how a post office operates. They are excited about taking the responsibilities of making, stamping, collecting, canceling, sorting and delivering Valentine’s Day mail for all of Chilton House. Please stop by and visit us in the Chilton House hallway.

EMS and Project Cicero

The Elisabeth Morrow School is working with Project Cicero, hosting 16 other schools in an effort to collect books for Teach For Amaerica Greater Newark. Read in NJ.COM.

School Closed Friday, February 8

Due to a Blizzard Warning for our area, The Elisabeth Morrow School is Closed:  
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What's happening in Prekindergarten

Little scientists at work...

 

Pajama Day!! With Pancakes and Hot Cocoa.

Community helpers: a dentist and assistant visited our class to teach us the importance of brushing, flossing and how to keep our teeth healthy.

Great Job MathCounts Team!

On Saturday February 2nd, Elisabeth Morrow middle school students participated in the annual Math Counts Contest at Bergen County Community College. This is a national contest sponsored by the National Society of Professional Engineers and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Over 30 public and private schools attended the competition. The contest consists of a 30 question individual contest (where a calculator is allowed), 8 sprint (timed) questions, and a 10-question team contest.  The Elisabeth Morrow team of Annika Kim, William Chung, Emily Yu and Lee Staphos with alternate Chrissie Anagnos placed 6th. Each team member came home with a trophy and coach Carol Toth received a plaque for preparing the students. Kudos for a job well done.

What's Mathcounts?
Our Middle School Program.