Katherine Grykien, Principal
Michelle Murphy-Ertle, Office Manager
Phone: 802-878-1384
Fax: 802-879-8190
Attendance:802-857-7007
School Nurse: 802-857-7740
School Day Hours:
7:45 a.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Tuesdays Early Release: 1:45 p.m.
Front Office Hours:
7:30 am - 3:15 pm
NO SCHOOL: Parent-Teacher Conferences 3/22Reminder: No classes on March 22 for parent-teacher conferences. All EWSD schools except CTE will be closed. Please plan accordingly.
The kindergarten registration process for the 2019-2020 school year has begun. Students eligible for kindergarten must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2019.
The tradition continues with Hiawatha's home-grown music assemblies for each other, and our families!
Students, parent volunteers, and staff members will gather to walk/run/jog weekly over 10 weeks. Our goal will be to complete the equivalent of a full marathon!
Guide for families about when to keep your child home from school. As members of the Hiawatha community, we are all responsible for the health and safety of our students.
A steering committee was formed in the fall of 2016 called Voices for Education (VFE). Made up of students, teachers, school administrators, community members, and school board representatives, VFE is in the process of being actively involved in helping to facilitate dialogue and other engagement opportunities to help the EWSD. Learn more about VFE and the activities that they are taking part in.
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This extraordinary production featured visual art, music, theatre, and film created and performed by talented youth from the District's 10 schools.
Students and staff in the Essex Westford School District took part in Flannel Friday on March 8!
Founders students participated in a Smart Moves wellness activity day which included a band concert, mindfulness activity, food label research, a walking club, STEM activities, and yoga!
When Johannes Everse looks at a pile of wood, used robotics parts, and a discarded salad bar sneeze guard, he sees opportunity. As a culminating project to showcase his learning, Johannes set out to build a 3D concrete printer.
