In Mrs. Scaffo’s sixth-grade ELA classes, students are learning about discovering an author's tone and mood. Students are actively analyzing how an author’s specific word choices create a distinct tone, as well as examining how those elements evoke particular emotional responses and moods in the reader.
Students in Mrs. Paul's Sixth Grade Social Studies Classes recently “broke up” with King George III! 💔
Students began writing their own breakup letters to explain why the American colonies had finally had enough of British rule. From unfair taxes to lack of representation, students explored the grievances that led to the Declaration of Independence.
Students began writing their own breakup letters to explain why the American colonies had finally had enough of British rule. From unfair taxes to lack of representation, students explored the grievances that led to the Declaration of Independence.
Sixth-grade math students in Mrs. Busler's classes are taking their learning to the next level by exploring ratios and proportions through a hands-on "CSI" investigation. Using real world body proportions, students put their problem solving skills to the test as math detectives, analyzing measurements, setting up proportional relationships, and cracking the case while seeing math come to life.
Stay Connected with Reutter School's Morning Announcements!
Did you know you can start your day informed right alongside your student? Each morning, our Student Council members broadcast our daily announcements, sharing important school news, upcoming events, and daily highlights. You can watch these daily updates, along with special videos celebrating our school community, anytime on our official YouTube channel!
Be sure to subscribe and tune in at www.youtube.com/@Caroline_L.ReutterSchool to stay up to date on all things happening at Caroline L. Reutter School.
Did you know you can start your day informed right alongside your student? Each morning, our Student Council members broadcast our daily announcements, sharing important school news, upcoming events, and daily highlights. You can watch these daily updates, along with special videos celebrating our school community, anytime on our official YouTube channel!
Be sure to subscribe and tune in at www.youtube.com/@Caroline_L.ReutterSchool to stay up to date on all things happening at Caroline L. Reutter School.
Halloween at Reutter School
On October 30, Reutter School Students were invited to dress in costume while enjoying Halloween activities, including a grade-level social and homeroom gathering.
On October 30, Reutter School Students were invited to dress in costume while enjoying Halloween activities, including a grade-level social and homeroom gathering.
Our Week at Reutter School - https://app.smore.com/n/wp5yu8
Spooktacular stories are brewing at Reutter School!
Today, our fifth graders in Mrs. Nelson, Miss Rey, and Miss Jacob’s ELA classes put their creative writing skills to the test during a Halloween-themed "Spooky Writing" assignment. Students used descriptive language, suspenseful plot twists, and eerie imagery to craft their very own haunt-tastic tales.
Today, our fifth graders in Mrs. Nelson, Miss Rey, and Miss Jacob’s ELA classes put their creative writing skills to the test during a Halloween-themed "Spooky Writing" assignment. Students used descriptive language, suspenseful plot twists, and eerie imagery to craft their very own haunt-tastic tales.
Mixing up some spooky science! 🎃 Our 6th graders got into the Halloween spirit today by mixing colorful solutions to create their own "potions," all while deepening their understanding of the properties of matter.
Reutter School Related Arts Team October 2026 Newsletter - https://youtu.be/g4lOj0SlOuc
Hands-on painting projects give young artists in Reutter School's Project CREATE an outlet to express themselves, explore color and texture, and bring their unique imaginations to life.
Sixth-grade students in Mrs. Dobzanski's ELA classes are currently reading the award-winning novel, "The Watsons Go to Birmingham". Through this unit, students are analyzing character growth, exploring historical themes, and building key reading comprehension skills.
Our Week at Reutter School - https://app.smore.com/n/b4wjg
Recognizing Excellence in Attendance
We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Special Education Teacher Miss Ciara Hayden and Evening Custodian Mr. Dan Inferrera for achieving perfect attendance during the 2025–2026 school year.
Both Miss Hayden and Mr. Inferrera were formally recognized for this remarkable milestone at the October 2026 Board of Education meeting. Being present every single day takes an extraordinary level of commitment, and their unwavering dependability ensures that our students are supported in the classroom and that our school building remains a safe, clean, and welcoming environment every evening.
Thank you, Miss Hayden and Mr. Inferrera, for your exceptional dedication to the students, staff, and community of Caroline L. Reutter School!
We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Special Education Teacher Miss Ciara Hayden and Evening Custodian Mr. Dan Inferrera for achieving perfect attendance during the 2025–2026 school year.
Both Miss Hayden and Mr. Inferrera were formally recognized for this remarkable milestone at the October 2026 Board of Education meeting. Being present every single day takes an extraordinary level of commitment, and their unwavering dependability ensures that our students are supported in the classroom and that our school building remains a safe, clean, and welcoming environment every evening.
Thank you, Miss Hayden and Mr. Inferrera, for your exceptional dedication to the students, staff, and community of Caroline L. Reutter School!
Our Week at Reutter School - https://app.smore.com/n/vjw7q
Reutter School Attendance Awareness
Students Learn About the Fundamentals of Soccer in HPE Class
Students at Caroline L. Reutter School are currently practicing soccer fundamentals during physical education class. The unit focuses on developing core skills, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive positioning. Through structured drills and small-sided games, students are working on cardiovascular fitness, coordination, and team gameplay concepts.
Students at Caroline L. Reutter School are currently practicing soccer fundamentals during physical education class. The unit focuses on developing core skills, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive positioning. Through structured drills and small-sided games, students are working on cardiovascular fitness, coordination, and team gameplay concepts.
Caroline L. Reutter School celebrated the Week of Respect with daily themed spirit days to promote kindness and inclusion. Additionally, student Counselor Helpers shared motivational messages each morning to encourage positive character across the school community.
Our Week at Reutter School - https://app.smore.com/n/vu4h0
Sixth Graders Uncover the Science of Density with Hands-On Candy Lab
Students in Mrs. Zemaitatis and Mrs. LaScala's sixth-grade science classes participated in a hands-on lab activity this week that brought physical science concepts to life using various types of candy and chocolate.
The lab provided students with a practical opportunity to review and apply the scientific formula for determining density, calculating the ratio of an object's mass to its volume. Working in small lab groups, students utilized digital scales to measure the mass of each candy sample in grams. They then determined volume through geometric measurements for regular solids or water displacement methods in graduated cylinders for irregular shapes. Once mass and volume were recorded, students calculated the density of each sweet treat to predict whether it would sink or float when placed in water.
By combining key mathematical calculations with direct scientific inquiry, Mrs. Zemaitatis and Mrs. LaScala created an engaging, interactive environment that reinforced essential physical science standards and critical thinking skills.
Students in Mrs. Zemaitatis and Mrs. LaScala's sixth-grade science classes participated in a hands-on lab activity this week that brought physical science concepts to life using various types of candy and chocolate.
The lab provided students with a practical opportunity to review and apply the scientific formula for determining density, calculating the ratio of an object's mass to its volume. Working in small lab groups, students utilized digital scales to measure the mass of each candy sample in grams. They then determined volume through geometric measurements for regular solids or water displacement methods in graduated cylinders for irregular shapes. Once mass and volume were recorded, students calculated the density of each sweet treat to predict whether it would sink or float when placed in water.
By combining key mathematical calculations with direct scientific inquiry, Mrs. Zemaitatis and Mrs. LaScala created an engaging, interactive environment that reinforced essential physical science standards and critical thinking skills.
Reutter School's Related Arts Department September 2026 Newsletter - https://youtu.be/8Yq1ifqQHiM