Congratulations to Mrs. Lauren Carter on being named Richard E. Byrd Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year!
As the school counselor, Mrs. Carter positively impacts the lives of all Byrd students each and every day. She supports not only their social and emotional well-being, but also their academic growth, helping every child feel seen, supported, and successful.
Mrs. Carter’s dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment make her truly invaluable to Byrd’s school community. Your colleagues, students, and parents are so proud to celebrate you—congratulations, Mrs. Carter!
As the school counselor, Mrs. Carter positively impacts the lives of all Byrd students each and every day. She supports not only their social and emotional well-being, but also their academic growth, helping every child feel seen, supported, and successful.
Mrs. Carter’s dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment make her truly invaluable to Byrd’s school community. Your colleagues, students, and parents are so proud to celebrate you—congratulations, Mrs. Carter!
Byrd’s 5th annual Multicultural Night was a beautiful celebration of our diverse community.
From the vibrant Parade of Nations to incredible student performances showcasing cultures through music and dance, the evening was filled with pride and joy. Families came together to share their cultural heritage through delicious food, traditions and new friendships. We are proud to celebrate the many cultures that make Byrd a special place!
From the vibrant Parade of Nations to incredible student performances showcasing cultures through music and dance, the evening was filled with pride and joy. Families came together to share their cultural heritage through delicious food, traditions and new friendships. We are proud to celebrate the many cultures that make Byrd a special place!
We proudly recognize and celebrate our incredible paraprofessionals at Byrd! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our students and staff!
Let’s hear it for the Byrd 5th graders! Twenty-four students took part in an OPTIONAL W.I.N. time activity and submitted an original short poem to the Arts Council of Glen Rock poetry contest. They had to research to learn about all different types of short poem types (haiku, cinquain, tanka, etc.) and craft their piece independently during class time.
These four amazing writers were selected as finalists and their poems will be on display at the GRAC exhibition in April! Congratulations!
These four amazing writers were selected as finalists and their poems will be on display at the GRAC exhibition in April! Congratulations!
Byrdies were welcomed back from Spring Break with a visit from furry friend, Stella, the therapy dog! Students enjoyed cuddles, smiles and a little stress relief while spending time with Stella.
