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Operation Gratitude

October 28, 2019

By Julie Strickland

For the fifth and final year, Upper Elementary student Gabe Wolfersberger will be collecting excess Halloween candy for Operation Gratitude. Last year, our community generously helped Gabe send 175 lbs of sweet treats to our deployed troops and first responders! Donations may be dropped off in the Front Office October 31 - November 5.

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1 day ago

This past Friday evening, families from all three Toddler classes came together for a Potluck Picnic! In addition to enjoying food and conversation with one another, this event enables families with young children to feel connected to each other and the school community, fostering a sense of belonging. Thank you to Room Parents and teachers for organizing this!

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Springmont School.
4 days ago

Because we recognize the importance of music and movement in early childhood development, Springmont’s Primary students enjoy music classes with Fine Arts Specialist Ayanna Talton every week. In addition to enhancing spatial awareness and gross motor skills, this fun, small-group opportunity promotes the development of memory, cooperation, concentration, listening skills, and language, laying a strong foundation for lifelong learning and academic success. Extraordinary!

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