Stay informed with the FY26 Budget process and join the next BOE meeting online or in person this Wednesday, March 19th at 7:00pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room.
The support of our leaders is invaluable. Thank you Ms. Lombardo for your leadership & dedication to Granby Public Schools!
The First Grade STEAM club had fun learning about how rainbows are made. The students used prisms to make rainbows and then had to hit the clover target with their rainbow to earn their team some points. Then, they worked collaboratively to build a rainbow that would stand on its own. Tons of fun!
The Granby School Board advocates on behalf of our schools, students and community.
Thank you Ms. Richmond-Godard for your dedication to Granby!
Early Release and Conferences Today, Thursday and Friday
Board of Education members are locally elected officials who voluntarily devote hours of service to Granby. Thank you, Ms. Nolan, for your service!
Stay informed in the FY26 budget process. Our first Board of Education Budget Workshop will be held this Wednesday, March 12th at 7:00pm. We are meeting in the BOE conference room or you can join via zoom.
Please join us in thanking our Granby Public Schools Board Members for their hard work and dedication.Thank you for your service Ms. Barlow.
School Board Members have a challenging and vital role in our public schools.
Granby Public Schools thanks Dr. David Peling for his service and hard work.
Please attend in person or virtually the Superintendent's Proposed Budget tomorrow evening at 7:00pm at the Town Hall Meeting Room. For more information visit our website.
Read Across Kelly Week. - Tuesday is "Bring a Stuffy Day!"
March is Board of Education Member Appreciation Month.
We would like to begin by acknowledging our newest board member, Mr Ali Zafar.
Thank you for all you do for Granby Public Schools!
We had our Kelly Lane CARES Assembly to reviewed school expectations and had some Minute to Win It fun with the students and teachers!
Paper and pencil aren't the only tools that we use during the school day. Fidgets and other materials play a big part of emotional regulation for our students. Fidgets can help a student stay focused or help them to regulate their emotions. Other materials such as our emotion stuffies can help students to express how they are feeling if they don't want to talk about it in the moment.
Join Superintendent Burke for a Community Conversation. Email Linda Powell at powelll@granbyschools.org for the link.
Mrs. Pelletier's first grade class celebrated World Read Aloud Day 2025 with a live author meetup and read aloud. We met author David Shannon, who read us his book, No, David! Then, we learned how to draw David with his “naughty eyebrow” and ear with no holes (he doesn’t listen well). It was fun to connect with 50,000 other classes from across the world!
The kindergarten students in Mrs. Spellman-Cloutier class used their character puppets to retell the story of The Gingerbread Man. They had to change their voices for all of the characters...especially the SLY fox.They did a great job!
Today at Kelly Lane all student participated in CARES Groups. Mixed grade classes doubled up to dance, celebrate kindness and share a story together. Students and teachers had an opportunity to work with different students to find new ways to practice kindness at school. Ask your child about it!
Just a reminder, Wednesday, January 29th, is a scheduled Early Release day for all schools.
In art class students learned how to draw the pigeon after reading the book "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!" Then, they brainstormed silly ways that the pigeon could travel to school and created illustrations of their ideas. Ben decided that the pigeon would like to drive the Pigeon Express Train!
