Think positive. Active positive. Dress positive? If it helps the Philadelphia Eagles win the Lombardi trophy, students at Rupert Elementary School showed Thursday they’re willing go all out in team wear.
At Rupert Elementary School, students who demonstrate success in their classroom reap the rewards with their families at home. Five learners, one from each grade, were named as the school’s I’MPACT winners for its second quarter.
Few things do more to inspire kids than getting dressed up in special ways. The latest example was Spirit Week in Pottstown's Rupert Elementary School, where students dressed as superheroes to read.
Rupert Elementary School Principal Matt Moyer and other fully-masked members of his staff made their rounds to families' homes last week, offering surprise congratulations for their students' successes.
Principal Matt Moyer and the staff at Pottstown's Rupert Elementary School can find fun in any activity, including this week's "come costumed!" drive-through distribution of student supplies.
Students and their mothers at Pottstown's Rupert Elementary School began their Friday morning reading and sharing breakfast sweets together, in a program organized by Principal Matt Moyer.
Pre-kindergarten students in Pottstown's Rupert Elementary School know the reason for the season: thankfulness.
Rupert Elementary School students in Pottstown now get healthier choices, like cucumbers and apples, to enjoy at lunch thanks for a grant provided by the Salad Bars For Schools Program.
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