Go Big Red! Homecoming 2026!
The Falls PTO ran a fantastic fun run! Great job to Ari Servant, Amanda Eastwood and our PTO volunteers for all their work helping our school surpass our fundraising goal of $20,000! Big shout out to our Fun Run emcees Tim Cormio and Cailin Cameron!
SEPAC is sponsoring a Sensory Friendly Family Photo Shoot on Sunday, November 8th ~ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm. It will be held at the Early Learning Center and is open to all who are looking to have photos taken in a stress-free, welcoming, and inclusive environment. Please see the attached flyer. SEPAC's Parent Info Series will begin this year on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The series will focus on Gaining Knowledge: Navigating the NAPS Special Education Program. The first virtual event will take place from 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm will explore the "Typical Student Day". Please see the attached flyer.
October is Fire Safety Month. Today the North Attleborough Fire Department met with some of the classes. Thank you for all you do to keep our community safe!
Day 3 of the North Attleborough Spirit Week: Students dressed as teachers and teachers dressed as students. Thursday is Jersey Day.
The first parent North Attleborough Book Club at the Richards Memorial library facilitated by Mr Rizzo, Principal of NAHS. The first book is The Anxious Generation by Nathan Haidt.
Lots of Halloween spirit on display at the Falls PTO Halloween party! Great job to the volunteers!
Falls partnered with America's Best Defense during PE to teach martial arts skills and discuss perseverance. Students who didn't have PE today will have their special ABD class on Wednesday. Rumor is Mrs Fiorillo broke a board with her hand!
Today was the kick off to the Kindness Crew's work with a high five Friday. About once a month, these 5th grade volunteers will work with their assigned class to spread kindness, positivity and respect.
Falls Kindergarteners enjoyed a beautiful Fall day at Adams Farm.
Free field trips for all students, like this one, are funded by the Falls PTO. Help our students experience learning beyond the walls of our school by supporting the Fun Run.
The Falls PTO Fun Run Fundraiser kicked off on Oct 1 and runs until Oct 23. For reaching a target, the students were able to select a costume Mr Sarkarati had to wear. Maui from Moana was the winner.
Please help us meet our goal of $20,000!
In recognition of World Anti-bullying Day, we had an anti-bullying BMX assembly. The performance featured positive messages and amazing tricks.
Assemblies like this are made possible by the Fun Run fundraiser. Please help us meet or surpass our goal so we can continue to bring in world class talent like this.
We have raised $10,000 for Fun Run fundraiser. This is a great start! We are half way to our goal of $20,000. Please encourage family and friends to make a donation. Thanks to the quick, the students and staff earned pj & stuffy day and won't have HW on Wednesday.
It was an exciting Whole School Meeting! Frankie the Falcon and the PTO Cheerleaders kicked off the Fun Run fundraiser. Awards were given for Exceeding the Standards on MCAS, Specials and Student of the Month. It is always so amazing how the students wholeheartedly cheer for their classmates. Excellent job to Jacob, Sophia and Soham!
Mass Safe Routes spent the day teaching our 4th graders bicycle safety.
5th graders spent the day outside working on a variety of hands on science and team building activities with Outdoor Classroom's Nature on Wheels program.
What a fantastic week at Falls! Lots of hard working students. Student led morning announcements started. Third graders visited Bristol County Savings Bank. Students who won our summer reading challenge read to Meeka the Therapy dog. Congratulations to our PBIS raffle winners.
We finished our first five day week at Falls with a lot of hard work and some celebrating. Students who submitted their Summer Reading tracking sheet on time enjoyed popsicles and extra recess at Mason Field. Thank you Mrs. Hardenbergh for leading this annual tradition to combat "Summer Slide." We had more students than last year!
We also recognized students caught being safe, respectful and responsible. Some of our PBIS prize winners in Gr 4 & 5 took home a special prize made by my niece on a 3-D printer: a Perry the Platypus. 😁
We also recognized students caught being safe, respectful and responsible. Some of our PBIS prize winners in Gr 4 & 5 took home a special prize made by my niece on a 3-D printer: a Perry the Platypus. 😁
We’re excited to take our first steps down the Road to 2030 to bring our Vision of a Rocketeer to life!
This year, we are launching a districtwide learning plan designed to strengthen the experiences we create for our students and better prepare them for the future. Our eight Early Release Days will give our educators dedicated time throughout the year to learn, collaborate, and begin putting this vision into practice.
Take a look at what this means for our elementary students and what families can expect as we begin our Road to 2030.
Elementary families: Information about childcare available through the YMCA is included at the bottom of the communication.
Huge thanks to everyone who made the Falls Open House such a vibrant, inspiring event! We loved seeing our future and past Falls students.
Tell me, which class was the best decorated? The class with the most mentions will win that teacher a Dunkin, Starbucks or Coffee Connection gift card.
Today Mrs Fiorillo, the Falls PE teacher, and a group of parent volunteers led our first Bike Bus. Our next bike bus is Tuesday, September 22. Please make sure you register in advance. Volunteers welcome!
