Parent conference sign ups open on March 2. Check your emails for details!
Happy kids at Seymour School!
The MMA demonstration was a hit during lunch time! Check out the information regarding classes to support the PTO in our News section!
Valentine's Day lessons in Mrs. Iwanicki's class!
Rehearsals for the Seymour Musical: A Story of Friendship have begun. We hope you will join us at the EGHS auditorium on April 8 at 7:00 pm.
Third grade students designed carts to see whose could go the fastest and furthest as part of their Motion and Matter unit.
Thank you families for supporting our personal care item drive in support of the EG Food Pantry.
The Golden Sneaker Award for January goes to Mrs. Karlowicz's 5th grade class!!
There were some great messages found around the building in support of The Great Kindness Challenge.
Our kindness superheros are celebrating The Great Kindness Challenge.
5K showing they are crazy for kindness!
The Great Kindness Challenge starts next Monday!
Mrs. Iwanicki's class enjoying their Friday afternoon stuffies!!
Mrs. Czaja's class won the Golden Sneaker for December!
4th grade enjoyed hot cocoa together on Friday!
Hot Cocoa Cart made the rounds at Seymour School today!
Don't miss this performance!!
67th Day of Art Class!
Our amazing 3rd graders from Mrs. Moore’s class and 5th graders from Mrs. Karlowicz’s class
marked the 67th day of school with an extra-special art adventure!
These students learned about the incredible Israeli artist Yaacov Agam and his mind-blowing
optical art. Then, the real fun began: every student created their very own “6-7” agamograph!
What’s an agamograph, you ask? It’s a magical kind of artwork that changes pictures when you
move from side to side—like two pictures in one! Stand on the left and you’ll see the number
“6,” shift to the right and—poof!—it turns into a “7!”
Way to go, artists! 🎨✨
Our amazing 3rd graders from Mrs. Moore’s class and 5th graders from Mrs. Karlowicz’s class
marked the 67th day of school with an extra-special art adventure!
These students learned about the incredible Israeli artist Yaacov Agam and his mind-blowing
optical art. Then, the real fun began: every student created their very own “6-7” agamograph!
What’s an agamograph, you ask? It’s a magical kind of artwork that changes pictures when you
move from side to side—like two pictures in one! Stand on the left and you’ll see the number
“6,” shift to the right and—poof!—it turns into a “7!”
Way to go, artists! 🎨✨
Support Project Grad by attending the Pocketbook Auction!
Grade 5 learned all about decomposers with Amanda Thompson from the Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy.
