We had a number of Mystery Readers this week. Here are a few pictures.

Each month, teachers nominate a student of the month. This student displays attributes of being kind, setting a good example for others, and is an active participant in their learning. We compile all the nominees and the staff vote on our Outstanding Student of the Month who is honored at an awards' presentation at Town Hall with Dr. Brummett.

We also recognize students in our Kindergarten and Pre K. They are our Shining Stars. These are our youngest students who are learning all about the expectations of Elizabeth Green Elementary School. In their short time with us, they have done a fabulous job completing their work, being classroom leaders, and having an overall outstanding attitude.

Here are our Shining Stars:

Pre K - Everly Derubbo, Angel Cruz Colon, and Sloane Heim

Kindergarten - Victoria Castelhano, Kaycee McAfee, Niklaus Marti, and Julian Kessinger

Here are our nominees and our Outstanding Student of the Month:

First Grade - Jacob Tran, Willa Solnik, and Lucas Hernandez Banzer

Second Grade - Vincenzo Mezzio, Lyra Hedlund, and David Ampuran

Third Grade - Sienna Brayer, Prithiska Gurung, and Jacob Figueroa

Fourth Grade - Christopher Rreza, Liam Cyr, and Brooke Boutin

Our Outstanding Student of the Month is Liam Cyr. Congratulations to everyone!

Tomorrow, January 24th, is International Day of Education. Here is a short presentation that Sandra Pereira, EG para-educator, created for this day.

Hello 4th Grade Parents:

   I am looking for 4th grade yearbook pictures. I would like a baby picture, Kindergarten picture and any school candids you may have from throughout the years. They can be submitted to this link.

The email address sent out in initial letters was incorrect. Any and all communication for the 4th grade yearbook should be sent to:

The other email was closed and can not be recovered. I apologize for any inconvenience and ask that any emails sent to the other email be sent to the above so that I can acknowledge receipt from everyone.

Thank you for understanding.

Kristen Stegmaier

Each morning, we offer breakfast to our students. If a student would like breakfast, they are able to walk to the cafe and pick up a grab-n-go breakfast bag. Breakfast is $2 in most cases. If you do not want your child to get breakfast because they are eating at home, please send a note to your child's teacher.

Universal free lunch is no longer available to all students. Families are encouraged to complete an application to determine eligibility for Free and/or Reduced Lunch. Applications can be completed on-line here. Otherwise, the cost for school lunch is $3.25 at the elementary level. Parents/Guardians may apply funds to your child’s account either online or by sending a check/cash. Checks should be made out to Newington School Cafeterias. 

Reminder: Our goal is to get outside each day for recess. As long as it is not too wet or cold, we will be going our each day. Please make sure your child dresses appropriately for the weather. Coats are needed when it starts to get colder. Thanks.

Once again, we will have a Lost and Found rack in the cafeteria and can be accessed by all students during their lunch wave. Please remind your child to check the rack if they come home without an item of clothing. If you have any questions, please email bfigueiredo@npsct.org.

You can make changes to your child's dismissal by clicking the More Links Tab in ParentSquare. Here is the direct dismissal link.

All classrooms are peanut/tree nut free. A snack containing peanut/tree nut may not be eaten in the classroom. At lunch, the cafeteria has designated tables for students with peanut/tree nut allergies. Parents of children with these allergies may opt to have your child sit at this table/s. Birthdays may be acknowledged with non-food items such as stickers, pencils, or other non-food items. Food is not accepted for birthday celebrations.