Curley parent and Red Sox employee Marcita Thompson has a special invitation for Curley families to tour Fenway Park for free this Sunday! She writes: Hello Curley Families, Are you in the holiday spirit and looking for a unique activity for the family to partake? This Sunday, December 9th at 4 p.m. Curley School families… Continue reading »

This week’s Paw Prints from principal Jeff Slater: Assistant Principal, David Diaz, led this month’s Principal’s Breakfast. Carl Allen, Director of BPS Transportation, joined the Principal’s Breakfast this week to field questions from Curley parents and staff. In her new supplemental role as Educator Effectiveness Facilitator, Jaime Staraitis (SEI/Social Studies teacher/former literacy coach), has been… Continue reading »

Carl Allen, the BPS Transportation Director, will speak at the Principal’s Breakfast this Thursday, November 29th from 9 am – 10:30 am in the Upper School Library. Mr. Allen will give a presentation titled “Improving Transportation For Our Students.” Along with other members of his team, he will be at the Curley to hear your… Continue reading »

This week’s Paw Prints from principal Jeff Slater: On Tuesday I was shadowed by Representative Liz Malia and Paul Abraham, Chair of the Education Department, Simmons College as part of the “Principal for a Day” program in BPS. Our guests had the opportunity to visit classrooms, talk with staff members and students, and learn about… Continue reading »

The Curley After-School Program (CASP) is very happy to announce the launch of their BEFORE-SCHOOL Program! There will be a Meet and Greet event at the Lower School entrance hosted by CASP TOMORROW, Wednesday, November 14, to introduce the Before School Program to parents. The Meet and Greet will be from 7:30 am to 8:30 am, and later in… Continue reading »

This week’s Paw Prints from principal Jeff Slater: Special thanks to Sara Mallach and all of our amazing Curley parents and staff for their support of and contribution to our Election Day Bake Sale! In case you missed, our bake sale was featured in The Boston Globe! Turnout at Wednesday night’s School Showcase at English… Continue reading »

Next week will again be a busy week at the Curley. Below are some upcoming things of note. Boston Ballet’s Nutcracker Ticket Give-Away Curley parent Yasmina Alvarenga has a few tickets for the new Boston Ballet production of The Nutcracker. Donated by State Street, the tickets are for Friday, November 23 from 12:00 pm –… Continue reading »

The Curley received an award from Boston Cares recently for Outstanding Community Partnership! Recipients were selected from a pool of inspiring nominations offered by volunteer, community and corporate members of the Boston Cares community. Curley parents Julie Smith-Bartoloni, Liza Stearns and Rebecca Nieto, together with Principal Jeff Slater, accepted the award on behalf of the… Continue reading »

The Curley Arts Team are excited to announce a unique opportunity to bring your child’s art home! We have found a company called Silver Graphics. They will be able to take our students artwork and print it on a variety of products. Please see the order form your child has already brought back home. From… Continue reading »

This week’s Paw Prints from principal Jeff Slater: This week, students in Laurie Ciardi’s 1st grade Math Workshop are exploring combinations of 10. While students are working, Laurie moves through the room recording notes about student progress on her clipboard. Based on her notes, Laurie makes “in-the-moment” decisions about how she can make adjustments to… Continue reading »

The ISEE exam will take place this Saturday, November 3rd. Admission tickets were given to students in grades 6 and 8. Please make sure your child has their admission ticket with them along with proper identification such as passport, green card or school ID. A student identification letter may be also written by the principal/headmaster or… Continue reading »

The BPS Transportation Department is holding a series of community meetings across Boston. The community meetings announcement explains the meetings “will provide BPS families, school staff and the community with an opportunity to dialogue in an open forum about transportation improvements, reliability, safety, and customer service. These meetings will also be a space to express… Continue reading »

Due to Hurricane Sandy, BPS has announced that school will be closed on Monday, October 29. No school transportation will run on Monday, and all non-essential BPS and Boston city employees have been asked to stay home. According to The Boston Metro, “The Boston Centers for Youth & Families’ Curtis Hall, Hyde Park, Paris Street… Continue reading »