Art students in Michael Guyette’s art class at the Jefferson Elementary School work on a project to start off the year. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools) 
Students brought in several artifacts to share with fellow classmates in Jillian Flaherty’s fourth grade class as part of the ME Museum. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools) 
Students brought in several artifacts to share with fellow classmates in Jillian Flaherty’s fourth grade class as part of the ME Museum. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools) 
Jefferson students take part in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) projects. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools) 
Jefferson third graders meet a new staff member to start off the new year. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools) 
Jefferson first grade students are already hard at work using the district’s new math program, Bridges. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools) 
Jefferson students take part in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) projects. (Photo courtesy Rockland Public Schools)
ROCKLAND — Superintendent Alan Cron and Principal Michelle Scheufele are pleased to announce that Jefferson Elementary School has welcomed all students back to school for the 2021-22 school year.
School began on Monday, Aug. 30 for grades 1-4. Kindergarten students began on Tuesday, Sept. 7.
Students have been getting to know their new teachers, new administrators in the district, and more.
“We’re so happy to have all of our students back to kick off the new school year,” Principal Scheufele said. “We have many exciting things planned for the year. We know the past few years have been challenging, but our entire school community has remained positive and resilient, and we look forward to working together to make this year enjoyable and rewarding for all of our students and their families.”
For more information on back-to-school programs and announcements at the school, click here.
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