Beers Street School recently hosted Field Day, which was sponsored by the PTO and was a full day of student activity and school spirit. The update also notified families of the Primary Election Day closure and encouraged students to look forward to upcoming opportunities to participate. In academics, community and student engagement, posts earlier in May showcased a schoolwide reading event based on The Goldfish Boy, science learning in the great outdoors with a human food web activity, and spring enrichment experiences.

Q1. What are some activities that keep students busy at Beers Street School?

Ans. Beers Street School has Field Day, PTO events, student celebrations, spirit activities and in-class enrichment that help students feel connected to campus life.

Q2. Does Beers Street School have student access to technology?

Ans. Beers Street School has Chromebooks for new fifth graders and new sixth graders, and parents fill out responsibility forms through the parent portal.

Q3. How will Beers Street School communicate with families?

Ans. Beers Street School has a parent portal, school letters, alerts and online announcements to keep families informed about forms, events and classroom reminders.

Q4. Are there transition activities at Beers Street School?

Ans. Beers Street School provides orientation for new students to see the classrooms and meet the staff and start the year with more confidence.

Q5. What aspects of school culture are dominant at Beers Street School?

Ans. Beers Street School encourages spirit wear, school colors, PTO involvement, and shared events that give the campus a warm intermediate-school identity.