Students in Ms. Wentz's 4th grade class worked together to sew cushions for the classroom. What a fun way to make something for the class to share!
Kindergarten had some gingerbread fun at CB! Students in Mrs. Nicholson's class worked through different activities and even created their own gingerbread houses!
Grinch day fun at CB! These pictures come from kindergarten and third grade buddies making Grinch Pudding & participating in Grinch Games!
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CB showed off our most decked out Phillies fans for the Phillie Phanatic for Reading Challenge!!
Students in Ms. Rombola's class enjoyed a hot chocolate party in her room. These students did a fantastic job following all of the directions to make delicious hot chocolate!
Winter is coming! Inclement weather procedures for the 2024-2025 school year have been emailed to parents/guardians and teachers and staff. Please familiarize yourself with our plans in the event weather conditions warrant an early dismissal, late arrival or school closure.
CB kindergarten took time today for Friendsgiving! They enjoyed snack time in the hallway talking to new friends and sharing what they are thankful for.
Fourth graders at CB took part in the annual Turkey Trot today. What a dun day for everyone who participated!
Last week, CB families came into school for American Education Week. We all enjoyed having families join a lesson in the classroom!
Second graders at CB got to learn all about insects this week from Briar Bush Nature Center. They even got a chance to pet cockroaches and other critters!
SURVEY DEADLINE EXTENDED: Don’t miss your chance to weigh in on the future of Abington Middle School. Tomorrow, Nov. 22, will be the final day to participate in our ThoughtExchange on the proposed facility options! The survey will close on Friday at 5 p.m. Every opinion counts, and the more feedback we have, the better we can plan for the future. Click here to participate in our ThoughtExchange: https://tejoin.com/scroll/815918726
Students at CB celebrated World Kindness Day by spending time with buddies. Mrs. Bisceglie's second grade class spent time with their fifth grade buddies designing their own kindness day T-shirts!
Ms. Steinmetz’s first grade class took part in National STEM/STEAM Day at Copper Beech. They were working hard to learn and practice coding to move their robot friend, Botley. What a fun way to incorporate science and technology in the classroom!
The Copper Beech Student Council sorted over 300 pairs of socks to be donated to those in need. What a great way for the CB community to give back! #CBPROUD #CBCARES
Buddy activities at Copper Beech are always the best time! Students in Ms. Allen's first grade class and Mrs. McFadden's fourth grade class spent time making creative masks for the Fall season.
Second graders at Copper Beech are working on some fun experiments in science! They are learning about different components of soil, and what their textures are like when they are both wet and dry. #CBproud #CBCARES
It's National School Bus Safety Week, and there's no better time than now to familiarize yourself with school bus stopping laws:
1) When you meet a stopped school bus with red signal lights flashing and stop arm extended, you MUST STOP.
2) When you approach an intersection where a school bus is stopped with red signal lights flashing and stop arm extended, you MUST STOP, whether you are on the same street or the cross street.
3) You MUST STOP at least 10 feet away from the school bus.
4) Drivers do not have to stop on a highway with clearly defined dividing sections or physical barriers providing separate roadways. This only applies when the school bus is on the opposite side of the road.
5) You MUST WAIT until the red lights have stopped flashing and the stop arm has been withdrawn before moving.
6) DO NOT MOVE until all the children have reached a place of safety.
Please keep in mind that stop-arm safety technology is being installed on all ASD school buses to help Abington Police better enforce school bus stopping laws. The safety of our students as they travel to and from school is the responsibility of our entire community!
The Abington School District community is invited to join the students and staff of Abington Senior High School at the annual Trunk or Treat event, scheduled for Friday, Oct. 25, from 5-7 p.m. in the high school faculty parking lot. Costumes are encouraged!
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