Save the Date - Special Programs Committee

Posted on September 21, 2018

Mark your calendars! The Longmeadow Public Schools' Special Programs Committee is pleased to

announce the schedule for this year's speaker series! Annually, the Special Programs Committee

invites distinguished speakers or panelists to Longmeadow to discuss how we can support the healthy

growth and development of young people! We hope you can attend!

Calling all Ghouls and Boys

Posted on September 17, 2018

The LHS Key Club is once again hosting the LHS Spooktacular! Bring your broom or float like a ghost on Saturday October 27!

Walking School Bus

Posted on September 16, 2018

What a wonderful start to our day!

Many families participated in our event on September 13th, walking and biking to school from Bliss Park.

Click here for snapshots!

Blueberry C.A.R.E.S.

Posted on September 16, 2018

We are settling in beautifully to our new school year. Our social and emotional curriculum is based on five tenets: cooperation, assertion, respect, empathy and self-control.

Learn more about our Social and Emotional Curriculum.

Click here for a slideshow of our students and staff enjoying their day!

LPS PK-8 Media Release Form

Posted September 7, 2018

PK-8 Media Release Form

Occasionally, Longmeadow educators and administrators photograph or video students to enhance the classroom learning experience and celebrate children's achievements. Pursuant to law, we will not release photographs or video without prior consent from you as parent or guardian.

Please click on the link and complete the form. One form per child.

With appreciation,

Amy Bostian, Principal

Social Emotional Learning

Posted September 7, 2018

Each month this year, starting in October, there will be a theme that coincides with the social and emotional curriculum used at Blueberry Hill School, Second Step. Students across all grade levels will participate in weekly lessons to create a safer, more respectful learning environment that promotes school success for all.

September’s monthly theme is Setting the Stage.

Welcome Back Blueberries!

Posted September 6, 2018

We welcome our students and friends back to Blueberry Hill School. We hope you have a wonderful and successful school year.

Blueberry Hill School Supply Lists for 2018-2019

Massachusetts DESE Report Card

Posted January 16, 2018

We are pleased to enclose an overview of our school’s “report card”. Report cards answer important questions about a school's overall performance and contain specific information about student enrollment and teacher qualifications, student achievement, accountability, how a school is performing relative to other schools in the district and the state, and the progress made toward narrowing proficiency gaps for different groups of students.

"Safe Routes" Community

posted Sept. 12, 2017

The Longmeadow Police Department would like to remind parents who have children that walk or ride their bicycles to our elementary and middle schools that Longmeadow is a “Safe Routes” Community. There are twenty three crossing guards strategically positioned at high traffic intersections and crosswalks to ensure your children arrive to school safely and return home safely. We encourage parents to remind their children to cross where there is a crossing guard, to heed the instructions of the crossing guard, and for those who ride their bicycles, wear a helmet. (Required by law 16 and under must wear a helmet)

Last school year, Blueberry Hill School was awarded the “Gold Level Award” for their part in the Massachusetts Safe Routes School Program (SRTS). The Longmeadow Police Department has been working with SRTS and the Principals from each Longmeadow elementary and middle schools to make all the elementary and middle schools a “Gold Level Award” winner.

On October 4th, 2017, the Longmeadow will be participating in International Walk to School Day (iWalk). Members of the Longmeadow Police Department will be walking with elementary school children from Center School, Blueberry Hill School, and Wolf Swamp Road School. This nationwide event allows the Longmeadow Police Department to build a relationship with the children with the focus on demonstrating the importance of pedestrian and bicycle safety.