News — Hayground School

Amy's Class Notes

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” –William Shakespeare

One of the aspects of our work with Shakespeare & Company that I love more is the bringing of a communal synergy to all of us at Hayground School.

Class NotesMadeline KissDecember 5, 2023Amy's Class

Amy's Class Notes

Welcome to Hayground School, Moore family! Amy’s class was delighted to receive a new student today. Mayani and her family relocated here from California, and we are thrilled to share a classroom with her.

Class NotesMadeline KissNovember 22, 2023Amy's Class

Marybeth & Elijah’s Class Notes

Preparations are underway for this week’s Feast of the Remembrance. The children have been exploring the language in Joy Harjo’s poem, Remember, and have created artwork with partners in Tohanash and Lora’s class. The children will share their work at our Feast. They have also written about and illustrated their own memories, which are displayed on our “Wall of Remembrance” in the gathering space—be sure to take a look. We have been reading about the Thanksgiving story from various points-of-view in order to develop a more complete and meaningful understanding of the upcoming holiday.

Class NotesMadeline KissNovember 20, 2023Marybeth & Elijah's Class Notes

Liz's Class Notes

The Senior Learners saw Bay Street Theatre's production of The Crucible. In class, they learned about Henry Miller, the McCarthy hearings, and why Miller used the Salem Witch Trials as an allegory for what was politically happening during the 1950s.

Class NotesMadeline KissNovember 20, 2023Liz's Class

AMY'S CLASS NOTES

Sweet potatoes, pumpkins, and gourds, oh my!

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalNovember 6, 2023Middle Group

LUCY'S CLASS NOTES

We are closing this month radiating pride to have displayed our work in a museum within the first two months of school!

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalOctober 30, 2023Middle Group

TOHANASH and LORA'S CLASS NOTES

This month we have been busy watching the changes in the world around us.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalOctober 29, 2023Early Childhood

LIZ'S CLASS NOTES

We began our writing year by writing in a genre of interest.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalOctober 25, 2023Senior Learners

JULIE FANELLI'S CLASS NOTES

We have been so busy getting Hayground Market ready for its Grand Opening, that October seems to have flown by.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalOctober 24, 2023Middle Group

MARYBETH and ELIJAH'S CLASS NOTES

We have been busy exploring, questioning, and wondering, both on and off campus.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalOctober 9, 2023Middle Group

AMY'S CASS NOTES

Amy's class has been busy thinking, wondering, and creating!

Marcelle LangendalOctober 4, 2023

LUCY'S CLASS NOTES

Wow, we couldn’t have started the school year on a higher note!

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalOctober 4, 2023Middle Group

LIZ'S CLASS NOTES

The Senior Learners are settling into the new year quite well.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalSeptember 28, 2023Senior Learners

MARYBETH and ELIJAH's CLASS NOTES

We've had a strong start to the 2023-24 school year!

Marcelle LangendalSeptember 25, 2023

JULIE'S CLASS NOTES

Happy Fall! I hope you all enjoy this season as much as I do.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalSeptember 25, 2023Middle Group

MARYBETH and RJ's CLASS NOTES

As we enter the last week of the 2022-23 school year we are filled with pride, gratification, and a touch of melancholy as

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalJune 4, 2023Middle Group

TOHANASH and LORA'S CLASS NOTES

We'll begin our final Class Notes where we left off.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalJune 2, 2023Early Childhood

AMY'S CLASS NOTES

We found Argentina in Riverhead last week!

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalMay 24, 2023Middle Group

MARYBETH and RJ'S CLASS NOTES

We recently welcomed parent and architect, Gregory Thorpe for the launch of our final project - the de- sign of a home for a mythological being or animal.

Class NotesMarcelle LangendalMay 15, 2023Middle Group