You never know what we will have for show and tell in kindergarten.
1 day ago, Pam Bachand
A reminder for elementary basketball sign up ⬇️
2 days ago, Belmas Kim
Ms. Yon's first grade class took a field trip to the Wakefield Historical Society and Museum this morning. They enjoyed playing with decades-old toys and learning about many different elements of the past!
3 days ago, Kassidee Yon
Just a reminder that school lunch is free! This is meatballs and gravy over buttered noodles with mixed vegetables, watermelon strawberry cup, and a dinner roll and milk.
3 days ago, Suzette Fetters
3rd graders had a magnetic day of hands-on learning! They explored the power of magnets by rescuing paper clips from a cup of water, guided paper clips through a maze, experimented with magnetic beads, and searched the classroom for objects attracted to magnets.
5 days ago, Diane Nasi
Through 3rd grade, students learn to read. After 3rd grade, they read to learn. Every Day Counts!
Regular attendance in the early years opens doors to science, history, art, and beyond. Being here early sets the stage for a lifetime of learning!
#UPAttendance #EveryDayCounts
5 days ago, Jason Gustafson
Our art students have been practicing observational drawing with pumpkin still-life arrangements using paint pastels. They’ve been focusing on carefully observing shapes, colors, shadows, and the details of each pumpkin. The results are turning out amazing, and we’re so proud of their creativity and hard work!
9 days ago, Candace Jacobs
Thank you Wakefield Fire Department for such a fun and educational field trip!
10 days ago, Pam Bachand
Game on at the library! Our 3rd graders had their first library visit of the year and jumped right into the fun! Students spun the genre wheel and became book detectives as they searched for the assigned book genre. What a fun way to kick off a year of reading, exploring the library, and discovering new books! 📚
10 days ago, Diane Nasi
Creative Arts and 3D Design students braved the cold and rain for a day of learning in the Porcupine Mountains. They explored rock formations, learned about the mining history of the Nonesuch Mine, and discovered how artifacts help tell the story of a place. We also learned about the art and design of the interpretive center, where Ranger Katie used research, technology, and problem-solving skills to create engaging, informative displays.
A huge thank-you to Ranger Katie Urban for sharing her knowledge and making the experience so engaging and memorable! Our students stayed curious, participated enthusiastically, and made the most of learning beyond the classroom.
Thank you to the Friends of the Porkies for supporting our trip with a bus scholarship.
10 days ago, Candace Jacobs
Just a reminder that all students are elgibile to eat breakfast and lunch at school for FREE. Meals are served the the school cafeteria daily.
11 days ago, Jason Gustafson
Did you know?
Early attendance and early literacy grow side by side! Every Day Counts at school - reading, learning, and building the foundation for a bright future.
#UPAttendance #EveryDayCounts
12 days ago, Jason Gustafson
Picture Day
16 days ago, Melody Saubert
Due to unforseen circumstances, picture day for tomorrow has been canceled. We will keep you updated when we have a rescheduled day.
18 days ago, Wakefield
Students who enjoy just 20 minutes of reading a day in class can encounter nearly 1.8 million words a year!
That's a world of stories, ideas, and discoveries waiting inside the classroom. Being here means becoming a stronger reader.
19 days ago, Jason Gustafson
Congratulations to Blaike Paquette & Cory Aspinwall for being crowned 2026 Homecoming King & Queen last week!
19 days ago, Belmas Kim
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20 days ago, Belmas Kim
Picture Day is right around the corner
20 days ago, Melody Saubert
Happy Homecoming!
Dress up days are listed below.
Please join us for the Homecoming Celebrations on Friday 10/2
Parade lineup at Cormier's: 5:00
Parade start: 5:30
Coronation: 6:00 in the gym
Homecoming Dance: 8:00-11:00 in the gym
25 days ago, Belmas Kim
Small routines make a big difference!
Keep a consistent bedtime, pack backpacks (and library books!) the night before, and build a morning routine that works for your family.
These simple habits help students arrive ready to read, ready to learn, and ready to succeed. Let's make Every Day Count!