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Student Council
Student Council
COME JOIN STUDENT COUNCIL! Student Council is an activity open to all grades and will be meeting twice a month for the course of next year. The goal of this council will be the recognize and give students more of a voice in our school. Participating in the student council will mean you get to plan the volunteer events and all the spirit weeks of Glen Meadow. Permission slips are available in the main office or visit Mrs. Sisto in room 108 for student council slips, so go sign up now and if you have any other questions please email Amy Sisto.
Meme's
Hobbies Survey
Inspirational Drawing
Drawn by Alexis Inoa
Pets
MRS. GRIMALDI'S CAT: Hi my name is Dinah and I am a domestic white and black long-haired cat, here are some facts about me. I have a very unusual meow, I love to run up and down in my tunnel and I sit on the couch and I love to listen to Mrs. Grimaldi sing to me while rubbing my belly. I was adopted in the Warwick Animal Shelter and I don't like other people just Mrs. Grimaldi.
ADRIANNA CARTER'S BUNNY: Hello, my name is Toffee I am a very lazy bunny, I was born 9 months ago on January 22 and I was brought into my owner Adrianna's life in March of 2021, I love to watch Cobri Kai and eat fruit, I also like to sleep a lot.
Art @ GMMS
Emilee Sajban
Molly Boyle
Drawings by Lilly Greener
Drawings by Adrianna Johnson
Drawings by Mia Dassatti
The Spoken Word
Exciting things are happening In Mrs. Ragone’s 8th-grade Language Arts class. We experience advanced literature and learn about the great writers of the past. In the first marking period we read, memorized, and analyzed Shakespeare, and read The Prince and The Pauper by Mark Twain. Learning literature helps us to appreciate the art of language and not only understand but to craft our own works of art out of words. Mrs. Ragone’s whimsical teaching methods contribute to the fun and creative learning environment of our classroom. For example, we act out chapters in the books that we read to aid our comprehension and to gain a deeper understanding of the works. We learn and experience literature and we acquaint ourselves with works of literature from the past. Gaining an understanding of the language arts is crucial to be able to articulate one's thoughts and feelings into words. The learning environment of the class and the thoughts and skills we take away assist us on our path to heighten our intelligence and accomplishments in the field of writing.
Did you know?
The first valentine was sent in the 15th century. The oldest record of a valentine being sent was a poem written by a French medieval duke named Charles to his wife in 1415. Charles penned this sweet note to his lover while he was imprisoned in the Tower of London at just 21 years old. One of the lines in the poem? "I am already sick of love, My very gentle Valentine." Swoon!
The first valentine was sent in the 15th century. The oldest record of a valentine being sent was a poem written by a French medieval duke named Charles to his wife in 1415. Charles penned this sweet note to his lover while he was imprisoned in the Tower of London at just 21 years old. One of the lines in the poem? "I am already sick of love, My very gentle Valentine." Swoon!
The Valentine's Day tradition of giving a box of candy was started in the 19th century by Richard Cadbury, a scion of a British chocolate manufacturing family.
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