Our Autism Acceptance Week spirit day tomorrow is "Celebrate Our Strengths." Join us by participating in Superhero Day (or dress like your strength)!
Our Autism Acceptance Week spirit day tomorrow is "Cooperative Play & Teamwork Day." Join us by wearing sports gear! Phillies gear also gets us ready for opening day!
Our Autism Acceptance Week spirit day tomorrow is "Sensory Fun Day." Join us by wearing soft or cozy clothes!
At the school board meeting last night, members of the Paul Fly PBIS team were recognized for continuing to implement our program with fidelity. Congratulations to the PBIS team, all staff members, and our Paul Fly community for ensuring our students "fly with pride."
Our Autism Acceptance Week spirit day tomorrow is "Many Ways to Talk." Join us by wearing a shirt with words, pictures, or symbols!
Join us next week as we celebrate Autism Acceptance Week with spirit days!
💙 Monday – We Are All Different & Special
Wear your favorite color
🗣 Tuesday – Many Ways to Talk
Wear a shirt with words, pictures, or symbols
🌈 Wednesday – Sensory Fun Day
Wear soft or cozy clothes (school-appropriate pajamas, hoodies, fuzzy socks, etc.)
🤝 Thursday – Cooperative Play & Teamwork Day
Wear sports gear – TEAM (Together Everyone Accomplishes More)
🌟 Friday – Celebrate Our Strengths
Superhero Day (or dress like your strength)
Even with an early dismissal, our school made the most of World Down Syndrome Day! 💙💛
Our morning was filled with meaningful activities that celebrated inclusion, acceptance, and the uniqueness of every student:
☕ Barista Jake kicked off the day, serving up smiles (and coffee!) to staff before the school day began.
🧦 Rock Your Socks brought a splash of color to our hallways, as students and staff wore bright, mismatched socks to celebrate how everyone is wonderfully unique.
💃 Special Dance Performance – Our very own 3rd grader, Camila, and her dance partner, Tristan, a talented performer with Down syndrome, shared an inspiring dance performance in the gym.
Students enjoyed this meaningful moment, celebrating inclusion, acceptance, and the unique strengths in everyone. We are so proud of them for spreading such a powerful message!
Our morning was filled with meaningful activities that celebrated inclusion, acceptance, and the uniqueness of every student:
☕ Barista Jake kicked off the day, serving up smiles (and coffee!) to staff before the school day began.
🧦 Rock Your Socks brought a splash of color to our hallways, as students and staff wore bright, mismatched socks to celebrate how everyone is wonderfully unique.
💃 Special Dance Performance – Our very own 3rd grader, Camila, and her dance partner, Tristan, a talented performer with Down syndrome, shared an inspiring dance performance in the gym.
Students enjoyed this meaningful moment, celebrating inclusion, acceptance, and the unique strengths in everyone. We are so proud of them for spreading such a powerful message!
In preparation for Rock Your Socks Day and Autism Acceptance Month, Ms. Bale's class made inclusion pizzas! They decorated their pizza with "toppings" all about how we practice inclusion. Sharing, recognizing everyone's' voices, being helpful, and more!
TOMORROW we will be celebrating World Down Syndrome Day! Students and staff are invited to wear bright, colorful, mismatched socks to celebrate how everyone is unique. We wear mismatched socks because socks are shaped like chromosomes, and people with Down Syndrome have an extra chromosome! Here are some of our own students explaining World Down Syndrome Day: https://youtu.be/FZvPtjan59g
🐄🌾📚 A “MOO-velous” Visit for Our First Graders! 📚🌾🐄
Our first grade students had a fantastic time welcoming the PA Friends of Agriculture Foundation volunteers to our school! They shared the fun and engaging story Cows Can Moo! Can You? All About Farms by Dr. Seuss—bringing agriculture to life in a way our students will never forget! 🐮✨
From silly sounds to learning about life on the farm, this experience helped our students make meaningful connections to agriculture and where our food comes from. 🌽🚜
A big THANK YOU to our amazing visitors for making learning so memorable and fun! We appreciate you spending time with our students! 💚
#PandaPride #ReadAcrossAmerica #AgInTheClassroom #LearningIsFun
Our first grade students had a fantastic time welcoming the PA Friends of Agriculture Foundation volunteers to our school! They shared the fun and engaging story Cows Can Moo! Can You? All About Farms by Dr. Seuss—bringing agriculture to life in a way our students will never forget! 🐮✨
From silly sounds to learning about life on the farm, this experience helped our students make meaningful connections to agriculture and where our food comes from. 🌽🚜
A big THANK YOU to our amazing visitors for making learning so memorable and fun! We appreciate you spending time with our students! 💚
#PandaPride #ReadAcrossAmerica #AgInTheClassroom #LearningIsFun
🌈✨ Sweet Learning in Mrs. Altieri’s Class! ✨🌈
Mrs. Altieri’s class turned math time into a magically delicious adventure! 🍀🥣 Students sorted and graphed their Lucky Charms marshmallows, then analyzed their data to discover which shapes appeared the most… and which were the rarest treasures! 📊🔍
From rainbows 🌈 to hearts 💖, our young mathematicians used their graphing skills to compare, count, and draw conclusions—all while having a little fun along the way!
Now the big question… which marshmallow do YOU think showed up the most? 🤔👇
#PandaPride #HandsOnLearning #MathIsFun #LuckyCharmsLearning
Mrs. Altieri’s class turned math time into a magically delicious adventure! 🍀🥣 Students sorted and graphed their Lucky Charms marshmallows, then analyzed their data to discover which shapes appeared the most… and which were the rarest treasures! 📊🔍
From rainbows 🌈 to hearts 💖, our young mathematicians used their graphing skills to compare, count, and draw conclusions—all while having a little fun along the way!
Now the big question… which marshmallow do YOU think showed up the most? 🤔👇
#PandaPride #HandsOnLearning #MathIsFun #LuckyCharmsLearning
On Thursday, March 19, we will celebrate World Down Syndrome Day! Students and staff are invited to wear bright, colorful, mismatched socks to celebrate how everyone is unique. We wear mismatched socks because socks are shaped like chromosomes, and people with Down Syndrome have an extra chromosome! Here are some of our own students explaining World Down Syndrome Day: https://youtu.be/FZvPtjan59g
Today in Ms. Pro's class, students learned all about Pi Day. While Pi day takes place tomorrow, students had the opportunity to learn about the Pi symbol, the beginning numbers of pi, making a pi city skyline, and ended the day making s'more pies.
🎶 Choirfest 2026 🎶
This week, 37 talented students from Paul Fly proudly represented our school’s music program at Choirfest at Norristown Area High School. 🎤
It was an incredible opportunity for our students to share their voices, collaborate with students across the district, and celebrate the power of music together. We are so proud of the dedication, talent, and teamwork they showed on stage! 👏
Way to represent, Paul Fly Musicians! 🎶
This week, 37 talented students from Paul Fly proudly represented our school’s music program at Choirfest at Norristown Area High School. 🎤
It was an incredible opportunity for our students to share their voices, collaborate with students across the district, and celebrate the power of music together. We are so proud of the dedication, talent, and teamwork they showed on stage! 👏
Way to represent, Paul Fly Musicians! 🎶
🔬 Science Learning in Action at Paul V. Fly! 🧪
Our 3rd and 4th grade teachers recently participated in another professional development and coaching cycle for our new science program, Amplify Science. During classroom visits, coaches had the opportunity to observe our teachers and scholars engaged in meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.
The coaches were incredibly impressed with the thoughtful instruction, strong student engagement, and the enthusiasm our scholars showed while exploring scientific concepts. It was wonderful to see our students collaborating, asking questions, and thinking like scientists!
We are proud of the dedication our teachers continue to show as they grow their instructional practices and create engaging learning opportunities for our students.
Great work, PVF teachers and scholars! 🐼✨
#FlyWithPride #PVF #AmplifyScience #FutureScientists
Our 3rd and 4th grade teachers recently participated in another professional development and coaching cycle for our new science program, Amplify Science. During classroom visits, coaches had the opportunity to observe our teachers and scholars engaged in meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.
The coaches were incredibly impressed with the thoughtful instruction, strong student engagement, and the enthusiasm our scholars showed while exploring scientific concepts. It was wonderful to see our students collaborating, asking questions, and thinking like scientists!
We are proud of the dedication our teachers continue to show as they grow their instructional practices and create engaging learning opportunities for our students.
Great work, PVF teachers and scholars! 🐼✨
#FlyWithPride #PVF #AmplifyScience #FutureScientists
⏰ Daylight Saving Time Reminder
A friendly reminder that Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 8. Please remember to turn your clocks ahead one hour before going to bed Saturday night.
We look forward to seeing everyone back at school bright and early on Monday!
A friendly reminder that Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 8. Please remember to turn your clocks ahead one hour before going to bed Saturday night.
We look forward to seeing everyone back at school bright and early on Monday!
📚 Read Across America Fun in Mrs. Altieri’s Class! 💚
Mrs. Altieri’s class celebrated Read Across America by reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck and then bringing the story to life by creating their very own oobleck! Students loved this hands-on experience as they explored the science behind the gooey mixture while connecting it to the story.
What a wonderful way to combine reading, creativity, and discovery in the classroom! ✨
#FlyWithPride #ReadAcrossAmerica #HandsOnLearning #PVFReads
Mrs. Altieri’s class celebrated Read Across America by reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck and then bringing the story to life by creating their very own oobleck! Students loved this hands-on experience as they explored the science behind the gooey mixture while connecting it to the story.
What a wonderful way to combine reading, creativity, and discovery in the classroom! ✨
#FlyWithPride #ReadAcrossAmerica #HandsOnLearning #PVFReads
📚 Read Across America Week at Paul V. Fly Elementary School! 🐼
This week, our scholars at Paul V. Fly Elementary School joined schools across the country in celebrating the joy and importance of reading during Read Across America Week! Throughout the week, our classrooms and hallways were filled with excitement as students shared their favorite books and discovered new stories.
Our 3rd graders proudly highlighted some of their favorite reads, showing that reading truly is a superpower! From adventures in space to thrilling animal stories, our students reminded us how books can take us anywhere.
Students also kicked off a special challenge this week — the “Books Across America Reading Challenge.” The goal is simple but exciting: read a book from every state in the United States! Our readers are already off to a great start, completing 4 states this week… only 46 more to go!
At Paul V. Fly, we believe reading opens doors to imagination, knowledge, and opportunity. We are proud of our scholars for embracing the joy of reading and look forward to seeing how many states they can explore through books!
Keep reading, PVF scholars — the adventure has just begun! 📖✨
#FlyWithPride #ReadAcrossAmerica #PVFReads #ReadingIsMySuperpower
This week, our scholars at Paul V. Fly Elementary School joined schools across the country in celebrating the joy and importance of reading during Read Across America Week! Throughout the week, our classrooms and hallways were filled with excitement as students shared their favorite books and discovered new stories.
Our 3rd graders proudly highlighted some of their favorite reads, showing that reading truly is a superpower! From adventures in space to thrilling animal stories, our students reminded us how books can take us anywhere.
Students also kicked off a special challenge this week — the “Books Across America Reading Challenge.” The goal is simple but exciting: read a book from every state in the United States! Our readers are already off to a great start, completing 4 states this week… only 46 more to go!
At Paul V. Fly, we believe reading opens doors to imagination, knowledge, and opportunity. We are proud of our scholars for embracing the joy of reading and look forward to seeing how many states they can explore through books!
Keep reading, PVF scholars — the adventure has just begun! 📖✨
#FlyWithPride #ReadAcrossAmerica #PVFReads #ReadingIsMySuperpower
Thank you to everyone who joined us for STEM Night 2026! We hope you had as much fun as we did! Click here to see the highlights from an incredible evening: https://youtu.be/faaHgRnizVY
Reminder: Tomorrow is Spring Picture Day at Paul V. Fly Elementary! 📸 Please have students dress their best and bring their smiles. For more information, please check yesterday’s Weekly Announcements email.
