Panther Press
February Break - 2/19 - 2/23
March 4 - 8 -Read Across America Week
March 5 - Pittsford Reads K-3rd
March 8 - Early Release Day
March 13 - PTO Meeting at 6pm
March 14 - OV Music visits Lothrop
March 15 - Inservice Day (No School)
April 4 - 3/4 Musical: James and the Giant Peach
April 5 - Early Release Day
April 5 - Parents Night Out at the Mountain Top Inn (PTO Event)
April 8 - Early Release Day (due to solar eclipse)
April 10 - PTO Meeting at 6pm
May 3 - Author Event with CLiF
May 8 - PTO Meeting at 6pm
May 17 - Early Release Day
Read Across America March 4th - 8th
During this week we will be celebrating the art of reading!
Celebrate by participating in these fun dress up activities.
Monday (3/4) - Hats off to Reading!
Wear your favorite hat.
Tuesday (3/5) - Reading jogs your mind!
Wear athletic wear or team jerseys.
Wednesday (3/6) - Reading is Fun!
Wear wacky socks.
Thursday (3/7) - Reading is for Everyone!
Wear your favorite color.
Friday (3/8) - Reading is Relaxing!
Dress in your jammies or comfy clothes.
District V Green Mountain Music Festival
On Friday, February 2nd, Carolyn O in sixth grade represented Lothrop at the District V Green Mountain Music Festival. She was selected to sing in a chorus of 90 Middle School Students from across the state. She participated in a full day of rehearsals, and then an evening concert. It is a wonderful honor to be selected to perform in the District Music Festival. Lothrop is very proud of her!
What is Happening in Art Class?
In art the Kindergarteners have been working on mixing colors with paint and practicing drawing their lines and shapes. First and second graders are working on sculpting with clay. They are finishing up their coil snails. The snails are great decorations for around the house or your garden, but be careful they're fragile. Third graders are making spoon holders for their clay assignment, and Fourth graders are sculpting figures and creatures. Fifth grade is finishing up their painting study of artist Dean Russo, by painting bright and colorful animals. Sixth Grade is just getting started in their sculpting unit. Most recently they are sculpting their own creations with clay.
- Car drop offs and pick ups should occur in the lower lot only in the morning and afternoon.
- Please pull all the way forward so we can unload or load as many students at one time as possible, it really does make it go faster.
- Please remain in your vehicle, although we understand that some younger students still need help with seatbelts, if possible, please work with your child to be able to buckle their own seat belt.
- Please remember that student safety is our priority. Please do not park in the lot and ask your child to come to you or pass other vehicles in line.
- Please be patient, we're all working hard to make these times run smoothly. Thank you!
Every Girls on the Run season, volunteer coaches foster empathy and acceptance by empowering participants to build strong connections with one another, regardless of their backgrounds, abilities, or beliefs. Throughout the program, girls learn to appreciate the beauty of diversity and grow into compassionate, understanding, and open-minded individuals. Become a GOTR coach at Lothrop School and play a vital role in developing these positive relationships.
Our 10-week season begins the week of March 18 and culminates on June 8th with a celebratory 5K event!. Our team will meet twice weekly for 90 minutes each session to connect, move, learn and have FUN! No running or coaching experience is required. Coaches are provided with comprehensive training, a curriculum that maps out each session, supplies and support from GOTRVT for an enriching season. Programs are for girls in 3rd-8th grade.
Visit gotrvt.org/coach to learn more or sign up to volunteer. Questions? Contact GOTRVT at anne@girlsontherunvermont.org or 802-871-5664.
Email: sfarrington@rnesu.org
Website: https://lothrop.rnesu.org/
Location: US Route 7, Pittsford, VT, 05763
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LothropSchool/