During the month of November our Frazer family reflected on being THANKFUL. Students wrote tootles to their teachers and friends. The Frazer staff is so thankful that they get to work with your students each day. During the month of November we also completed our first round of yellow zone COVID-19 testing. We will continue to follow the guidelines from Governor Cuomo for our schools. It is important to us here at Frazer that we keep our school community safe and healthy.

Ms. Horton would like to shout out Amarilliz C. She is doing an outstanding job working on her Imagine Learning. She is averaging 1 hour 49 minutes a week. You are going to be an AMAZING reader!

Ms. Chajka has a big list of awesome virtual 1st graders to shout out this month! Kainoa H. is a Zearn super star! Cesar B, Jay'vier S, Kainoa H, and Maya F rocking their reading on MyOn! Cesar B, Jay'vier S, Dante B, Maya F, and Imani P have been exceeding their Imagine Learning goals! Keep up the great work!!

This month 6th graders learned all about the Solar System. Ms. Sheer was blown away by the excellent job 6th graders did completing planet research projects.

This month, in Ms. Donnelly's art class 1st graders learned about Community Helpers. Students had fun creating a disguise that would keep Turkey from being eaten. 5th graders learned about architecture and designed some amazing tree houses. Look for some of the kids awesome work in the video below!

From November 9th to November 13th, we celebrated School Psychology Awareness Week to highlight the important work school psychologists and other educators do to help all students thrive. This year's theme was "The Power of Possibility." The word "possibility" implies hope, growth, resilience and renewal. Possibility suggests that even something as small as a seed can grow into something magnificent. The word "power" implies that things can and will happen. When we focus on what is possible, we have hope that students will grow, thrive and bloom. More information is available at www.nasponline.org.

Our guidance counselors, Ms. Vecchio and Ms. Garner, will be enlisting families to help 8th grade students choose the best SCSD High School for them and start to plan out their high school career. Below you will find a list of Frequently Asked Questions and a Power Point Presentation describing SCSD CTE options for students. Be on the look out for more information from the Guidance Department.