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Grade 4 observes acute, obtuse, and right angles along with any parallel and perpendicular lines they see in the building of the new greenhouse

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PES Grade 4 Girl Scout's used money they earned from selling Girl Scout cookies to purchase a trashcan for PES's playground.

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Kindergartens finally have a sunny day to test their Paper-Plate Planes!

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NH School Funding 101

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Anthony Sousa, Isabella Son, Buck Currell, Arianne Lee, Connor Heidenreich, Max Shamansky, Evan Duchette, Ainsley Girouard, Lia Bisson, Maddox Allain, Xander Tirrell, Suzanna Vuong and Matt Tallman Competed at the 2019 NH State TSA Leadership Conference

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Congratulations to the cast and crew of Doo-Wop Wed Widing Hood for a phenomenal performance!

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Congratulations to Reese Querry for submitting a winning drawing in the Fire and Life Safety 3rd Grade Calendar Contest. Winning is an amazing feat, especially considering that this is a statewide contest.

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PES had an exciting visit from The Cat in the Hat

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3rd grade read-a-thon!

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Youth Arts Month at the Museum of the White Mountains -- CLICK HERE!

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Kindergarten 100th day t-shirt fashion show!

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There have been several confirmed cases of the Flu at PES. Please click here for more information.

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Grade 2 did a reading about Martin Luther King and talked about how he made the world a better place. The students added their ideas on how they can make their world a better place.

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PES's GENYes team explores the endless possibilities of Makey Makey invention kits

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On January 5-6, middle school science teacher, Jen Weatherbee attended an EDUtrip to the summit of Mt. Washington to study the basics of mountain weather. The Mount Washington Observatory hosts only 6 of these overnight workshops throughout the winter.

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Our GENYes Team showcased their work at the Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference

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WMUR's Hailey LaPointe talks weather with grade 3

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Things get batty in grade 2 thanks to the Audubon Society

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Chemistry fun with Mrs. Weatherbee's class

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