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Lore Students Create Pollinators
Lore Elementary School students in Mrs. Mocarski's 2nd grade class planted seeds in the garden and examined flowers and insects. To honor Earth Day, they followed the Engineering Design Process and created pollinators.
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Thank you to Lore School from the Taylor Elementary School in Abilene, Texas!
Earlier this year Lore students collected new books, made cards, and made a banner showing our Lore love for the children at Taylor Elementary School in Abilene, Texas, after Texas was hit with a devastating winter storm which knocked out power and water across the state. The students and staff at Taylor were so appreciative and they created a thank you video for our students! Click above to access their video.
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Important District Communication: Confirmed COVID-19 Student at Lore Elementary School
April 26, 2021 4:40PM: We have learned that a Lore Elementary School student has tested positive for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). This student was last in Lore Elementary School on Friday, April 23rd. All staff and students who have been determined to have possibly been in close contact with this individual have been identified and notified.
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Lore Receives Kindness Certified School Recognition
The world can use some extra joy right now and the students at Lore School are doing their part to uplift their community with kindness, compassion, unity and respect! To recognize Lore’s ongoing commitment to kindness and their participation in the 10th annual Great Kindness Challenge, they have been designated as a “Kindness Certified School” by Kids for Peace. Please 'click' to enjoy the article.
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From Lore Lion to Pixar!
The resounding credo echoing through the hallways of Lore School is: “Lore, Hear Our Roar!’ and that roar can echo across the building, state, country and the world. The message from Principal Kelly Kawalek’s school is that you can move on from Lore’s hallways and do anything in life, and the goal of the Lore School staff is to give their students the tools and inspiration they need to follow and fulfill their dreams. Former Lore Lion Jake Kaplan is an inspiration to all Lore students, that if they believe in their own individual “Roar!” they can go on to do work that can touch lives around the world.
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$25 for 25 Years Capital Campaign
Since 1994, EPEF has awarded thousands of dollars of grants to Ewing Educators for innovative programming that directly benefits our community's greatest asset, the children in our community. Supporting programs and experiences for our students in Science, Math, Technology, Music, the Arts and civic programs has been our hallmark. Your support helps to fund these programs without the use of taxpayer dollars. Be a Giver! Support the $25 for 25 Capital Campaign.
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Lore Elementary School 2020-21 Educator of the Year: Mrs. Alison Price
Mrs. Alison Price is not only Lore's Educator of the Year, but she is also a product of the Ewing Township Public Schools. Mrs. Price attended Parkway Elementary School and is very proud of the time she spent as a Parkway Panther. She graduated from Ewing High School and attended Montclair State University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude. Mrs. Price was first hired as a long-term substitute at Lore Elementary School in 2006 and was hired to teach second grade in 2007. Mrs. Price currently teaches first grade, where she loves to work with students to help them develop a solid foundation for a love of learning and success, especially in literacy.
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HOUR OF CODE
This year during Computer Science Education Week, Antheil, Lore and Parkway Elementary School students participated in this year's Hour of Code in their Technology Enrichment Specials with Ms. Papadopoulos, Ms. Hughes, and Mr. Shaw. Students learned the basics of computer programming and learned how to program and debug a computer algorithm. These interactive, hands-on activities help students learn computational thinking skills.
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Ewing Teachers in New Jersey STEM Innovation Fellowship Program
Two Ewing elementary school teachers have successfully completed their first year of the competitive New Jersey STEM Innovation Fellowship program. The New Jersey STEM Innovation Fellowship is based on MƒA’s proven teacher fellowship program in New York City. During the fellowship teachers meet, outside of school hours, to explore innovative teaching practices that enhance student learning.
