Hey! It's that time of year again! Time for all the young ghosts and goblins to haunt the hallways of VCS. That's just what happened tonight at the annual VCS Halloween Dance! Great times with great kids! Check out the pics!
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Friday, October 29, 2010
Halloween Dance 2010
Mr. E honored at VCS with the Spirit of America Award!
Our very own Mr. E (Esposito) was honored here at VCS and presented with a very special award, The Spirit of America Award. Students, staff, and special guests gathered in the VCS gymnasium to surprise Mr. E with the presentation of the award. We are very proud to call him our own and we congratulate him on a well-deserved award! Way to go Mr. E!
VCS Boys soccer CHAMPS!
The boys soccer team capped a perfect undefeated season with a win over China in the SVAC championship game. The Vikings won by a score of 4-0. Congratulations boys!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Yahtzee Champ of the train ride home!
Vassalboro Community School is pleased to recognize Ms. Look as the new Yahtzee champion edging out Mr. Nadeau 4 games to 2. Congratulations!
7th grade trip to the Boston Museum of Science
Here we are getting information from Mr. Nadeau before boarding the train.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Spanish Class Field Trip
On October 25, students in 7th grade Spanish joined with China Middle School 7th graders taking Spanish for a field trip to Margarita's restaurant. Profe Soifer's 30 estudiantes learned about life in the Mexican city of Tlaquepaque, visiting several artists' and craftsmen's studios through a DVD presentation. Led by the Education Outreach Coordinator, Señor Pat Picciano, they toured the restaurant's extensive folk art collection, and then watched as he prepared guacamole and salsa cruda. Students were then treated to a Mexican luncheon complete with enchiladas, arroz mexicano, frijoles refritos, and fried ice cream. ¡Qué sabroso! Before they left, Señora Soifer was presented with a beautiful, handcrafted candleholder for Día de Muertos, or Day of the Dead, which is on display in the Spanish classroom. Thanks to our PTO and Student Activity Fund for helping to make this trip fabuloso!
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