Stay warm, Boulevard!
Something doesn't look right...
Our Elf thinks he's Santa now...
Hopefully this post goes viral...
Art club at Boulevard
Our December art club made three different types of ornaments! We painted and decorated wooden ones, filled a glass orb with an array of materials, and drew our own that was laminated with a ribbon!
Our elf made an appearance on our morning announcements today!
The elf brought some jams to Boulevard today...both his breakfast and some holiday tunes to greet the kids this morning!
Our elf got into some top secret documents this morning...
Anyone for a game of tic-tac-bow?
PTA was fortunate again this year to be able to adopt 3 families from our elementary schools. We want to thank Brie Malagisi, Jessica Brown, and Melissa Dingmon for doing all of the shopping. We hope we are able to bring some happiness to the families and we want to wish all of our district families a Happy Holiday Season.
Our elf got locked out this morning, unfortunately I don't think his snowman friend was too helpful.
Our elf showed off a beautiful portrait of our art teacher, Mrs. Gutta, today!
The Boulevard elf was playing a little basketball this morning.
Don't tell our nurses, but I think the elf got into the band-aid stash!
PTECH students came to Boulevard to share the stories they created with our 3rd graders. The stories were written in both English and Mandarin Chinese! Thanks to PTECH for visiting with us and teaching us!
Our elf made some Christmas trees in our stairwells this morning with streamers! At least it wasn't toilet paper!
Boulevard's Elf has returned!
Mrs. VanNostrand’s 3rd grade class at Boulevard had the opportunity to work with Kayleigh Duggan, a student at Skidmore College. Ms. Duggan worked with scholars to create a book based off of a memory. Scholars also incorporated dance moves to show their story parts.
We have had two art club sessions so far this year! In October, participating scholars decorated 2 small pumpkins using an array of media. This month, participating scholars painted two pictures: a rose and then one of their choice. Both pieces were framed and they got to take their second piece home. The roses will be given to the Gloversville Public Library to show how thankful we are for their role in our community.
