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Massapequa Schools Dotted With Creative Student Artwork
Elementary students throughout the Massapequa School District took part in International Dot Day on or around Sept. 15, a global celebration of creativity.
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Happy Students are Ready to Grow at Fairfield
Positive vibes are in style this year at Fairfield Elementary School. Students have started off the school year focused on creating an environment where everyone is happy and able to succeed.
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Character Growth a Team Effort at Fairfield
Together, kindergartners and fifth graders are growing socially and emotionally at Fairfield Elementary School.
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Growing our Knowledge in Third Grade
As part of their science unit on plants, Mrs. Ordon's 3rd grade class flexed their green thumbs by recreating a greenhouse using a ziploc and a paper towel.
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Wondering About Weather at Fairfield
Third graders, as part of their study of Earth science, created their own weather center at Fairfield Elementary School with daily visits throughout the spring to record data and observations
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Book Clubs Foster Engaging Literary Dialogue at Fairfield
Book clubs are sparking thought-provoking and insightful conversations among fifth graders at Fairfield Elementary School.
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Fairfield a School Full of Music
March is “Music in Our Schools Month,” and at Fairfield, there is music to be heard.
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Fairfield Book Battle Energizes Readers
Inspired by the popular college basketball tournament, March Madness, Fairfield Elementary School is generating excitement for reading with its Battle of the Books.
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Young Scientists are Shell Shocked at Fairfield
The simple egg was the staff of an experiment at Fairfield Elementary School, which taught fifth graders about the scientific process.
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Fairfield Teachers and Scholars Unlocking Character Strengths Through Children's Literature
Fairfield teachers and scholars are implementing lessons presented in Kevin Sheehan and Jessica Ryan's Growing a Growth Mindset: Unlocking Character Strengths through Children's Literature.
Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.
-Albert Einstein
It takes a village to raise a child.
African Proverb
You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.
Maya Angelou
