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STEAM Expo: Over 200 students participated-exhibiting 90 projects! Future scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and artists shared their incredible learning! Thank you PTA for your support! https://t.co/weR2ZMBLKl

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Dear parents,
This, more than anything else, sets your child up for success.
Thank you,
Educators

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Doggone Good Reading by 1st graders & listening by volunteer dogs! Thx you to P.A.L.s volunteer dogs and their owners!

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So Proud..Thx to all LES Bulldogs for being safe, respectful, & responsible in the safe locations during recent weather event!

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LES staff analyzing math standards. No energy shortage here! Thx to Judi, Jen, & Sarah for facilitating this powerful PD. https://t.co/OhLcn3VHRC

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250 Students & 105 projects highlight this year's STEAM Expo. Engineering principles used to duct-tape adults to wall during AM assemblies.

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Minecraft: Pocket Edition by Mojangservicet https://t.co/5sYcvZtJDs

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1st Graders share love of reading w/ special 4-legged friends. Thanks https://t.co/K2JjXmNaxF volunteers & "Max, Baxter, Sasha, & Lucy"

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Each day remember your purpose. #kidsdeserveit

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What Neuroscience Can Tell Us About Making Fractions Stick https://t.co/IkOgB6uXFK #math #edchat

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Mayor Ruspi of Laytonsville facilitates mock Town Hall Mtg.& Town Council Hearing. 4th graders share and vote on plans to redesign park.

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Thank you Sandy Spring Bank & Senior VP, Fred Billig for supporting our focus on financial literacy. Mr. Billig visited on banking day.

[Donna Sagona @PrincipalLES]

Laytonsville ES Family STEM Night: Building creative curiosity, critical thinking, & collaborative problem solving! 110 students + parents