Burlington Garden Club

Pine Glen Carnival on April 1st!

Mike Lupica at Barnes & Noble on April 6th!

Students of the Week

The following are students who were nominated for Student of the Week this week:

Robbie Davidson
Delilah Heusen
Nora Interess
Noah Melo
Anthony Bagni
Ellalan Ramesh
Ashley Tracy
Leila Gilligan
Addison McWhinnie
Arianna Toro
Melody Baker
Kaden Schultz
Sophie Burgin-Smith

Music Booster Mattress Fundraiser

Girl Scout events at Camp Maude Eaton in Andover

Author & Illustrator Visit

A big thank you to Barnes and Noble of Burlington for sponsoring Mac Barnett, author, and Jon Klassen, author/illustrator, to visit Pine Glen Elementary School this morning! Students and staff greatly enjoyed their presentation and discussion on the process of writing a book.

Peter Pan Visits Pine Glen Elementary School

Students from Burlington High School visited Pine Glen Elementary School today. Included in the group were many former Pine Glen students. The students performed some parts of the play Peter Pan for the elementary students. If interested in purchasing tickets, please see my blog post from March 6 which has ticket information.

Barnes and Noble Fundraiser Today & Tomorrow!

Stop by Barnes and Noble in Burlington today to purchase some books and beverages...proceeds go to the Pine Glen Library Learning Commons. 

Tomorrow all students at Pine Glen will hear Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen talk about their new book, Triangle. We are so excited and appreciate Barnes and Noble for making this happen!

If you attend, please let the cashier know you’re there for Pine Glen. Books can be purchased online as well using the book fair #12096186.

Bus Monitors Needed!

​Bus Monitors are needed to ride bus to and from school for in-district routes.   

M​ornings​ 

(approx. 7:30-9:00 a.m. depending on route) 

or​ 

Afternoons 

​(approx. 2:00-3:30 p.m. depending on route) 

Responsibilities include:

-monitor students behavior on bus as directed

Compensation:

$11.00 per hour 

Permanent and substitute positions are available.

​

For more information, 

please call the Special ​​Education office:

781-270-1822

Spring Raffle

http://www.burlingtonedfoundation.org/grand-raffle/

Kindergarten

Kindergarten talked about St. Patrick's Day today as part of their learning about calendars and dates.

Students of the Week

Students of the Week: Charlie Skelly, Karo Elmezian, Matthew Ulmschneider, Steven Hannigan, Alexis Emerson, and Mila Schmaelzle

Congratulations to Charlie Skelly, Karo Elmezian, Matthew Ulmschneider, Steven Hannigan, Alexis Emerson, and Mila Schmaelzle.  Charlie, Karo, Matthew, Steven, Alexis, and Mila have done great work showing appropriate, safe, and kind behavior (ASK). Thank you for being role models!

Teachers Snowshoeing

Physical Education

Ms. Govoni and Mr. Kip's physical education classes went snowshoeing today.  The students greatly enjoy this activity. 

Burlington SheDevils Hockey Game

Yankee Candle Fundraiser for Adopt a Class

Here is the Link.

Trees

We had two trees at Pine Glen Elementary School taken down today. The arborist determined that the trees were sick and needed to be removed. This proactive move was orchestrated today with the forecast calling for storm with extreme winds and heavy snow.

Early College Planning Night

This event is for parents in grades K-8. 

Let Joseph Attubato know if you have any questions. 

Joseph Attubato

Guidance Director/Guidance Counselor

Burlington High School Guidance Department

123 Cambridge Street

Burlington, MA 01803

P:781-270-1856

Fax:781-270-1841

Then and Now

First grade students in Mrs. Sheppard's classroom were reading Scholastic News on their iPads this morning. The electronic version allows for more applications then the print version.

This brought me back in time to when I was in first grade looking at Weekly Reader. In the 1970's we thought some day in the "future" we might read newspapers on a computer. I don't think back then anyone imagined we would have portable tablets.