Mansfield Teacher of the Year 2014 Announced!!

We are so proud to announce that our very own Mrs. Erika LaBella has been selected as the Teacher of the Year for Mansfield Public Schools. Those who have had the pleasure of working with her, and even those who haven't, know of the many talents she brings to our students each and every day. Southeast is fortunate, in my opinion, to have the lion share of outstanding staff members. It's just another great reason to celebrate all we do here at SE. We look forward to a formal ceremony in the Fall. In the meantime, please help us celebrate with Mrs. LaBella!

Mrs. Shay Day

We were fortunate to have the expertise of Mrs. Shay as our district Literacy Consultant. After 15 years in this role, she is retiring. We are sad to see her go, but celebrated in true SE style. Special thanks to the MANY teachers and students who were involved in our celebratory play written by our very own, Ms. Kamienski. What a show!

Fourth grade wax museum

What a stellar display the fourth graders put on for us in their wax museum. Amazing job....some great photos below of Annie Oakley, Anne Frank, Louie Armstrong and others. Take a peek!

Suzuki Concert

Suzuki touring performance, here is the MMS Orchestra and the Suzuki Strings!  Amazing talent from start to finish.  Congratulations to all involved.

Educational, yet fun, Ideas for Summer Vacation

Top 10 Summer Regression Remedies

10. Read 10 minutes each day for each grade you have completed (3rd grade=30 min.)

9. Keep a journal of places you visit and things you do.

8. Go on a field trip (zoo, museum, etc.)

7. Play on-line math fact building games or typing programs to keep skills sharp

6. Have a family game night

5. Go to the Mansfield library weekly

4. Read to a sibling, friend, or a relative.

3. Read the cartoon section of the newspaper or complete the word search, or Sudoku.

2. Take a hike and identify the birds, trees, plants or rocks you come across.

1.   Start a book club with friends

Leadership Cluster Donation

The leadership enrichment cluster donated 100 bags of homemade cookies to the Covenant Soup kitchen in Willimantic today. Here is one of the volunteers, Neil, so happy to receive the donation. What a worthwhile project, and it was the childrens' idea. 

Ms. Math Invades First Grade

Our world has been turned upside down. Ms. Math brought her dice into Southeast and we've never been the same since.