Reutter School is thrilled to honor Mrs. Patti Ellen, an Instructional Aide with an incredible 20 years of service, as the STAR Staff Member of the Month for October 2025. Her nomination by Art Teacher Miss Jessica Heritage and Principal Mr. Ted Peters highlights her unwavering dedication and heart, describing her as someone who is "calm, steady, and compassionate." Mrs. Ellen handles every day, from difficult moments to unexpected situations, with professionalism and grace. Her cool, collected approach inspires the entire staff, and her work as an Instructional Aide makes a real difference in the lives of students and the entire school community, providing a source of kindness, patience, and positivity.
What truly makes Mrs. Ellen special is her remarkable ability to be precisely what her students need at any given moment—whether that's a guide, a strong support, a calming presence, or simply a safe person to trust. As her nominators noted, she’s always ready to lend a hand to students and staff alike, embodying the spirit of community.
What truly makes Mrs. Ellen special is her remarkable ability to be precisely what her students need at any given moment—whether that's a guide, a strong support, a calming presence, or simply a safe person to trust. As her nominators noted, she’s always ready to lend a hand to students and staff alike, embodying the spirit of community.
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Head Custodian Mr. Joseph Kelly Honored for Perfect Attendance
The Caroline L. Reutter School community extends its heartfelt congratulations to our dedicated Head Custodian, Mr. Joseph Kelly, who was formally recognized by the Board of Education at its October 2025 meeting. Mr. Kelly earned this special commendation for achieving the extraordinary feat of Perfect Attendance throughout the entire 2024–2025 academic year.
Achieving perfect attendance in a demanding role like Head Custodian demonstrates an unmatched level of reliability and commitment to our students and staff. Mr. Kelly’s presence is central to the safe and effective operation of our school every single day.
School Principal Mr. Theodore Peters was quick to commend Mr. Kelly’s outstanding dedication: "Mr. Kelly is the bedrock of Reutter School. His commitment to showing up, day in and day out, is more than just reliability; it’s a powerful example of responsibility and service for our entire community. We are incredibly fortunate to have him leading our maintenance team, and this recognition is truly well-deserved."
The entire Reutter School community thanks Mr. Kelly for his exceptional professionalism and unwavering service.
The Caroline L. Reutter School community extends its heartfelt congratulations to our dedicated Head Custodian, Mr. Joseph Kelly, who was formally recognized by the Board of Education at its October 2025 meeting. Mr. Kelly earned this special commendation for achieving the extraordinary feat of Perfect Attendance throughout the entire 2024–2025 academic year.
Achieving perfect attendance in a demanding role like Head Custodian demonstrates an unmatched level of reliability and commitment to our students and staff. Mr. Kelly’s presence is central to the safe and effective operation of our school every single day.
School Principal Mr. Theodore Peters was quick to commend Mr. Kelly’s outstanding dedication: "Mr. Kelly is the bedrock of Reutter School. His commitment to showing up, day in and day out, is more than just reliability; it’s a powerful example of responsibility and service for our entire community. We are incredibly fortunate to have him leading our maintenance team, and this recognition is truly well-deserved."
The entire Reutter School community thanks Mr. Kelly for his exceptional professionalism and unwavering service.
Reutter School Students Learn Programming Through Lego Robotics: https://youtu.be/KXsU7F_kKWQ?si=jAcobUAnZ-WYbE3C
Yesterday, the students of Reutter School participated in an important Traffic Safety Assembly, sponsored by our district's Transportation Department. The assembly was a crucial learning opportunity, where students reviewed essential rules for both passenger and pedestrian safety. From understanding how to safely navigate bus stops to learning the best practices for walking through neighborhoods, our students gained valuable knowledge that helps keep them responsible and secure travelers every day.
Week of Respect Contest
The Reutter School Week of Respect concluded with high-fives and celebration as we announced the winners of our respect contest! Throughout the week, students who demonstrated exemplary "acts of respect" earned tickets for a chance to win special prizes. We extend our immense gratitude to our generous community partners, SK47, Panda Express, and the Texas Roadhouse-Millville location, for donating fantastic prizes that recognized our students' efforts to build a kind and respectful school environment.
The Reutter School Week of Respect concluded with high-fives and celebration as we announced the winners of our respect contest! Throughout the week, students who demonstrated exemplary "acts of respect" earned tickets for a chance to win special prizes. We extend our immense gratitude to our generous community partners, SK47, Panda Express, and the Texas Roadhouse-Millville location, for donating fantastic prizes that recognized our students' efforts to build a kind and respectful school environment.
Reutter Schools Hosts "First Friday" Activity
"First Friday" is a highly anticipated event at Reutter School, transforming our environment into a hub of cross-grade collaboration and creative fun. This special time allows students to intermingle with peers from different grade levels and connect with faculty and staff in a unique setting. By participating in non-traditional activities, ranging from hands-on cooking and skillful balloon animal creation to calming sand art, students build crucial bonds, foster mentorship opportunities, and practice cooperation, making the First Friday tradition a central pillar of our strong school community. This unique opportunity will traditionally occur approximately four to five times during the school year.
"First Friday" is a highly anticipated event at Reutter School, transforming our environment into a hub of cross-grade collaboration and creative fun. This special time allows students to intermingle with peers from different grade levels and connect with faculty and staff in a unique setting. By participating in non-traditional activities, ranging from hands-on cooking and skillful balloon animal creation to calming sand art, students build crucial bonds, foster mentorship opportunities, and practice cooperation, making the First Friday tradition a central pillar of our strong school community. This unique opportunity will traditionally occur approximately four to five times during the school year.
Reutter School Kicks Off Week of Respect with Former Philadelphia Eagle Barrett Brooks
Reutter School students had an inspiring start to their annual Week of Respect activities on Friday, October 3, with a special assembly featuring former Philadelphia Eagle Barrett Brooks. The school celebrated the occasion with a special Philadelphia Eagles Spirit Day. Mr. Brooks shared a powerful and inspirational message, speaking to students about the essential values of teamwork, perseverance, and making positive choices. Principal Mr. Peters facilitated the assembly by conducting an on-stage "interview" with Mr. Brooks, leading a dynamic conversation about motivation and overcoming obstacles. The event successfully connected professional achievement with personal character, setting a high-energy, positive tone for the upcoming Week of Respect.
Reutter School students had an inspiring start to their annual Week of Respect activities on Friday, October 3, with a special assembly featuring former Philadelphia Eagle Barrett Brooks. The school celebrated the occasion with a special Philadelphia Eagles Spirit Day. Mr. Brooks shared a powerful and inspirational message, speaking to students about the essential values of teamwork, perseverance, and making positive choices. Principal Mr. Peters facilitated the assembly by conducting an on-stage "interview" with Mr. Brooks, leading a dynamic conversation about motivation and overcoming obstacles. The event successfully connected professional achievement with personal character, setting a high-energy, positive tone for the upcoming Week of Respect.
CLR PTO McDonald's Fundraiser
The Reutter School community came together on the evening of October 9th for a highly successful PTO McDonald's Fundraiser, transforming the local restaurant into a vibrant hub of school spirit. Principal Mr. Peters, along with numerous dedicated Reutter School teachers and staff members, cheerfully volunteered their time where they took orders, assembled desserts, and personally delivered food to families. This fun, collaborative event not only raised vital funds but perfectly showcased the deep commitment of our faculty and staff to the students and the broader school community.
The Reutter School community came together on the evening of October 9th for a highly successful PTO McDonald's Fundraiser, transforming the local restaurant into a vibrant hub of school spirit. Principal Mr. Peters, along with numerous dedicated Reutter School teachers and staff members, cheerfully volunteered their time where they took orders, assembled desserts, and personally delivered food to families. This fun, collaborative event not only raised vital funds but perfectly showcased the deep commitment of our faculty and staff to the students and the broader school community.
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Reutter School PTO's Annual McDonald's Fundraiser - This Thursday Night from 5 PM - 7 PM
Math Escape Room
Mrs. Tiver-Thomas's Sixth Grade math class completed a division-themed escape room this week, putting their mathematical skills to the test. Students were challenged to solve a series of complex division problems, utilizing the specific strategies they chose. The final, crucial step required them to sum their answers, revealing the precise "breakout" number that granted their successful escape.
Mrs. Tiver-Thomas's Sixth Grade math class completed a division-themed escape room this week, putting their mathematical skills to the test. Students were challenged to solve a series of complex division problems, utilizing the specific strategies they chose. The final, crucial step required them to sum their answers, revealing the precise "breakout" number that granted their successful escape.
Reutter School Kicks Off Week of Respect with Former Philadelphia Eagle Barrett Brooks
Reutter School students had an inspiring start to their annual Week of Respect activities on Friday, October 3, with a special assembly featuring former Philadelphia Eagle Barrett Brooks. The school celebrated the occasion with a special Philadelphia Eagles Spirit Day. Mr. Brooks shared a powerful and inspirational message, speaking to students about the essential values of teamwork, perseverance, and making positive choices. Principal Mr. Theodore Peters facilitated the assembly by conducting an on-stage "interview" with Mr. Brooks, leading a dynamic conversation about motivation and overcoming obstacles. The event successfully connected professional achievement with personal character, setting a high-energy, positive tone for the upcoming Week of Respect.
Reutter School students had an inspiring start to their annual Week of Respect activities on Friday, October 3, with a special assembly featuring former Philadelphia Eagle Barrett Brooks. The school celebrated the occasion with a special Philadelphia Eagles Spirit Day. Mr. Brooks shared a powerful and inspirational message, speaking to students about the essential values of teamwork, perseverance, and making positive choices. Principal Mr. Theodore Peters facilitated the assembly by conducting an on-stage "interview" with Mr. Brooks, leading a dynamic conversation about motivation and overcoming obstacles. The event successfully connected professional achievement with personal character, setting a high-energy, positive tone for the upcoming Week of Respect.
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Caroline L. Reutter School is proud to recognize the September RAM STRONG Students of the Month. These outstanding students were nominated by faculty and staff for consistently demonstrating exceptional character and embodying our school’s core values during the first month of the school year. Their positive example helps set the tone for a successful year, and we commend them for being role models within our school community.
In Mrs. Pizzo's sixth grade math classes, students are learning how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals.
Please see the informational flyer regarding Newfield Day events and activities scheduled for Saturday, October 4th (rain date - Sunday, October 5th) from 12pm-5pm behind Edgarton in "The Grove".
The Related Arts Department September Month in Review: Related Arts Month in Review
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Reutter School Sixth Graders Dive into Density with a Sweet Science Experiment
Sixth-grade science students at Reutter School explored the concept of density in their weather unit through a delicious hands-on investigation. Instead of just learning about air and water, the students used popular chocolate candies like Kit-Kats, Rolos, and Hershey's Kisses to discover the relationship between mass and volume. This creative lesson allowed them to see how varying densities affect interactions and movement, providing a tangible way to understand a recurring scientific theme. By connecting a fun, everyday treat to a core concept, the students gained a deeper and more memorable understanding of density.
Sixth-grade science students at Reutter School explored the concept of density in their weather unit through a delicious hands-on investigation. Instead of just learning about air and water, the students used popular chocolate candies like Kit-Kats, Rolos, and Hershey's Kisses to discover the relationship between mass and volume. This creative lesson allowed them to see how varying densities affect interactions and movement, providing a tangible way to understand a recurring scientific theme. By connecting a fun, everyday treat to a core concept, the students gained a deeper and more memorable understanding of density.
