Collins School
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We take care of each other,

We take care of this place.

Kindergarten: Signs of Spring.

1st Grade: Watching our 3rd grade buddies in the Dance Residency! Great job, buddies!!

2nd Grade: Reading and writing about Kate and Pippin.

3rd Grade: Their dance and performing on stage.

4th Grade: Signposts in reading

5th Grade: The Colonial Region Project

PE: Personal space lessons and activities co-taught with Mr. Purdue, Mrs. Carter and Miss Gronek

Art: K- Why are the primary colors special?

World Language: 4th grade: We are learning to share what we like to do and our family’s likes in Spanish.

Music: 4th grade: What is sea shanty and what is it's purpose?

Guidance: Personal space lessons and activities co-taught with Mr. Purdue and Mrs. Gronek

Help a Classmate in Need

Mr. Dorfman's 4th Grade Class

Thank you for taking care of this place!

With Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the rise in popularity and access, we wanted to pass some information to you to help you engage in these conversations at home. Start with educating yourself and children about how AI works and how it may affect your lives. This includes understanding the potential benefits and risks of AI and its impact on various industries, such as healthcare, finance, and education.

Parents should also be aware of the potential bias and ethical concerns associated with AI systems and how they may affect marginalized groups. It is important for parents to teach their children to be critical thinkers and to question the information they receive from AI systems, just as they would with any other source of information.

Parents can also encourage their children to explore AI technologies and consider the potential career opportunities in this field. This can involve providing access to resources and tools that can help them learn more about AI, such as online courses or coding programs.

Overall, by staying informed and educating their children about AI, parents can help prepare them for a future where AI is likely to play an increasingly important role in our daily lives.

A special thank you to our families who joined for our latest Equity Meeting . We look forward to our next meeting on April 25th at 5:00pm in person.

Collins Annual Multicultural Night planning is underway and will be held on Thursday, May 18th from 6:00-7:30 pm with a rain date of May 25th. It’s always the highlight of the year where you can take a “World Tour” of different cuisines and cultures that represent our Collins families. If you are interested in representing your culture or country with food, arts, fashion show, performance or an activity, please contact one of our co-chairs for the event by Monday, April 10th: anagha.asp@gmail.com , houidak@gmail.com or sonuvasudev@gmail.com.

Fifth graders are gifted yearbooks from the PTO and do not need to purchase one. All yearbooks are pre-purchased and will not be sold at the end of the year. Yearbooks are $30. If you'd like to personalize it, name costs $8 and icon costs $5. Sale ends 4/30.
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A C-Note is a purchased note that goes in the back of the yearbook. You can write a note to a teacher, a 5th grader, your buddy...Send your love! Click Here

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• March 24 - 1-5 Report Cards on the portal 3:00pm

• March 29 - Author Jarrett Lerner will be visiting Collins School

• April 3 - April 10 - School Closed for Students kids return April 11