Week One
Monday, April 19 - pages 1-21
Tuesday, April 20 - pages 22-45
Wednesday April, 21 - pages 46-63
Thursday, April 22 - pages 64-77
Week Two
Monday, April 26 - pages 78-98
Tuesday, April 27 - pages 99-117
Wednesday, April 28 - pages 118-134
Thursday, April 29 - pages 135-153
Week Three
Monday, May 3 - pages 154-174
Tuesday, May 4 - pages 175-193
Wednesday, May 5 - pages 194-205
Thursday, May 6 - pages 206-216
Supply list was revised on 8/17/2020
Please visit our Perry Hill PTO Website
New Feed post
Panthercast Crew
Mr. G's Trivia Questions
Rock'Em Sock'Em!
Mrs. Weinstein Wins!
Gab Dab
Tik Tok v. Paw Pop
Nic's Awesome song
The Downloader
Mr. Cooper Interview
Mr. Cooper Interview
Perry Hill Band Performs!
Perry Hill Band Performs!
The Teen Summer Reading Program for Shelton Libraries is geared to kids entering grades 5-12. Teens are encouraged to visit either Plumb Memorial Library or Huntington Branch Library to register for the program. There will be weekly prizes of $25 gift cards and teens have a chance to enter in both libraries to increase their chances of winning weekly. See the attached flyers for more info.
The Shelton Public School system is looking for committed individuals who are interested in working as tutors and/or substitute staff for the remainder of the 2019-2020 academic year. For more information please contact Human Resources: 203-924-1023, extension 339
Perry Hill School is set up in dyads. Our teaching model is based on teams of two teachers working with about 50 students. This model promotes the creation of smaller learning communities that supports meeting the individual needs of each child through the use of best practices such as differentiated instruction, response to intervention and positive behavioral support. One teacher teaches Reading and Writing, and one teacher teaches Math and Science. The homeroom teacher teaches Social Studies. Perry Hill's academic support center services the needs of all students.
In addition, students are actively involved in exploring enhanced curricula in Art, Music, Physical Education, and Health. They are also exposed to units in STEM(Science, Technology, engineering, and Math). Enrichment and club activities are also offered to round out a comprehensive approach to education of the upper elementary student.
Mrs. Williams
Principal of Perry Hill School
