Grade 4 and the Production of Annie

On Wednesday, January 30th, the fourth grade attended a performance of “Annie” at the Greater Boston Stage Company in Stoneham, MA. The students thoroughly enjoyed the show that was performed by students in grades 6-9. They were amazed by the talent of the star of the show, Shelagh Liljander, who played Annie. Shelagh is an eighth grader here at the Beebe. During the Talkback segment, after the play, students were able to ask the actors questions about learning lines, balancing homework and rehearsing, costumes, etc. A great time was had by all.

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The GE Foundation and the Boston Celtics created the Brilliant Career Play(BCP) mobile STEM lab to help increase STEM experiences and education for Massachusetts middle school students.  BCP is equipped with STEM resources, career planning, and essential skills training to help inspire students. At the end of the event, the entire Beebe school was able to meet a Celtics player, Al Horford, and retired player, Dana Barros at a rally taking place in the Beebe school gymnasium.  This helped encourage school spirit throughout all the grades.

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Welcome back to the second half of the 2018-2019 School Year!

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Hour of Code

Hour of Code is a nationwide campaign which encourages students from all around the world to try computer programming for at least one hour in December. Each December the Beebe school sets aside time for students to practice computer programming. All of the K-8 computer classes have being using code.org, scratch, and other coding programs to learn about computer programming. When students complete a project, they earn a certificate of completion.

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Classroom Volunteer “Wish List” 2018-2019