Thanks to the Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department for instructing Holyoke kindergarten through second grade students about fire safety.
High School Students help FCCLA and “Something to Eat” prepare 15,000 meals for local food banks.
The Football game v Wray is live herehttps://youtu.be/uSJn1fZqe-8
Tonight's Volleyball game v Wray is live now on YouTube
https://youtu.be/18eVcrVr-fs
Learning a second language can be difficult, but when you share the experience with a little buddy the task may not be as difficult . Here is a group of 1st grade ESL students working helping Kindergarten ESL students learn vocabulary!
Tomorrow (10.10.18) is Walk to School Day! For more information click below.
http://www.hcosd.org/article/64732?org=holyoke
Homecoming football game LIVE now on YouTube
https://youtu.be/mJjEdq3V4QE
Tonight's Volleyball game is live now on YouTube
https://youtu.be/WqrhS6lUh-A
The map for Holyoke Elementary "Walk to School Day" on October 10 can be found at the link: https://goo.gl/iTLzSV
The October Elementary School Newsletter is available at the link: https://goo.gl/ZCoeaU, and the Spanish version is available at: https://goo.gl/J5trzU.
First Grade ESL students are working on letter naming and sound review with a twist, using shaving cream to produce letters.
The TV Prod class is broadcasting the volleyball games live on YouTube https://youtu.be/ea2aDNYqD_E
Holyoke Elementary students experienced first hand the fascinating options in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), education and careers. Thanks Lockheed Martin and Rep. Ken Buck for bringing our school a great educational opportunity!
The Holyoke Elementary September Newsletter is available online in English: https://goo.gl/wriNR7 or in Spanish: https://goo.gl/PKzA7h. Monthly newsletters will be emailed to parents, so please check with the school to check that they have your current email address.
7-12 grade students spent the morning learning about STEM from Rep. Ken Buck (R) CO 4th and the Outreach Crew from Lockheed Martin.
Please refer to the school website , Facebook or Twitter page for an announcement about student safety.