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Kindergarteners in Room 129 at the Hansen School read Scissors and Needle, a story about a clever witch who gets creative with a pair of scissors and a magical needle and thread, using cut-out shapes to create everything she needs for a comfortable life. Inspired by the book, students made a class quilt, the patchwork design made up of individual panels each student created.
Now that we are in December and the official start of winter is right around the corner, here is a reminder of our school cancellation and delayed opening plan for when there is inclement weather: https://www.stoughtonschools.org/page/cancellation-delayed-opening-plan
Hansen School students made cards for veterans, decorating the front of the card and writing a message inside expressing gratitude for their service. These cards were given to the Stoughton Redevelopment Authority to display for the Veterans Day parade on November 11. The Redevelopment Authority office is located across from the Town Hall, which is on the parade route. First grade students are pictured here with some of the cards that were made.
5th grade students at the Hansen School are pictured here after completing a challenge to make the longest paper chain they could using just one sheet of construction paper (along with scissors and tape).
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Baeta visited the Hansen Elementary School, greeting students as they arrived. Here he is with Mrs. Raeke's first grade class at the start of the day.
First day of school smiles at the Hansen!
Great to see so many of our newest Hawks at the Hansen School's Kindergarten Meet & Greet event!
Here are the school breakfast and lunch menus for September: https://www.stoughtonschools.org/page/menus. Please note that free school breakfast and lunch has been extended for the 2023-2024 school year for all students!
Take a look at some pictures from the Hansen School's 5th Grade Celebration! Each student delivered a short speech, sharing their favorite elementary school memories and reflecting on their time at the Hansen. They did a great job! Take a look at more pictures here: https://www.facebook.com/stoughtonpublicschools/posts/733861825408247
Mrs. Raeke’s first grade class at the Hansen School learned all 50 states and can recite them in alphabetical order! Impressive! Take a look at this video from the last day of school: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1017433186061742
Together with their teachers and families, Hansen School Kindergarteners celebrated the end of the school year and moving up to first grade with a picnic! More pictures can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/stoughtonpublicschools/posts/733209672140129
The Stoughton Public Schools 2nd Annual Spring Author Series kicked off with a great crowd gathering at the Hansen School to hear from children's author Susan Tan. Students received a free copy of one of Susan's books and she signed some copies for students after the event! SPS elementary students (and their families) from all of our elementary schools are invited to attend these author events.
Our 5th grade students have been enjoying hands-on science lessons with SEED, Inc. (Science & Engineering Education Development). Here is a look at Hansen School 5th graders learning about the pH scale and adding various acids and bases to change the color (and pH level) of the liquid in their cups.
Breakfast and lunch menus for April have been posted and can be found here: https://www.stoughtonschools.org/page/menus
The Stoughton School Committee unanimously approved a three-year contract for incoming Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joseph Baeta, effective July 1, 2023. Dr. Baeta, pictured here just before signing the contract, is a Stoughton resident and graduate of Stoughton High School, and has been the Superintendent of the Norton Public Schools since 2013. Prior to that, he served as Superintendent of Schools in Holbrook and has experience as a principal, curriculum coordinator, and teacher, in addition to years of service on various committees in town. Congratulations Dr. Baeta! We look forward to when he formally joins us in July.
Hansen School second graders in Mrs. Kafka’s class celebrated their nonfiction writing!
