Saturday, October 24, 2026
2pm to 4pm
Today the Pittston and Randolph Fire Departments are visiting.
Thank you coming to show our students what the Fire Department does to help us.
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Please enjoy the PRCS September 2026 Newsletter.
Please enjoy the PRCS September 2026 Newsletter.
We are very sorry for the inconvenience.
Jeff Ellis, MSAD11 Director of Transportation
We are very sorry for the inconvenience.
Jeff Ellis, MSAD11 Director of Transportation
We had a wonderful night at our PRCS open house. Thank you to our students and families for coming out and meeting our amazing educators. Thank you to our outstanding teachers for hosting a great event. Thank you to Darling's for sending out their ice cream for a cause truck. And thank you to our amazing volunteer, Becky Folsom, for serving hot dogs to the masses. We look forward to seeing all of our students back here for the first day of school next Monday.
Bus Schedules 26-27; click here!
These backpacks include a pencil case, pencils, an eraser, crayons, markers, 2 glue sticks, 2 one subject notebooks and 3 pocket folders.
They will be available for pickup at our Open House 8/26/2026 at 5pm.
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To access an important letter from MSAD11 Superintendent Kady Gould regarding the "Bell to Bell" Policy on student personal electronic devices, click the link: https://bit.ly/4fTIDNt
Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School has a new Story Walk®.
What is a StoryWalk®?
A StoryWalk® is an outdoor reading experience where pages of a children’s book are displayed along a walking path. As families move from station to station, they can read the story while enjoying fresh air and movement.
Where is the StoryWalk® located? The StoryWalk® is installed along the school’s fenceline beginning at the butterfly garden and extending to the outdoor classroom area.
Who can use the StoryWalk®? The StoryWalk® is open to all students, families, and community members outside of school hours from dawn to dusk. Teachers may also use it during the school day.
How often will the story change? The books will be updated periodically throughout the year to keep the experience fresh and engaging. Each story has a connection to nature.
What are the benefits of a StoryWalk®? StoryWalks® encourage reading, physical activity, and family engagement. They help build literacy skills while making reading fun and interactive.
Are there any rules for the StoryWalk®?
Please: Stay on the designated path. Treat displays with care. How to enjoy the StoryWalk®?
In the story, Halfway Wild, the pages are full of animals. Have your children, act out the animals as they move from page to page. Ask questions! For example, why did the author choose ants when the family visited the beach or skunks when the kids needed a bath!
Who made this StoryWalk® possible? This project was made possible through a grant from National Geographic Education and made available to former National Geographic Gorvenor teacher fellows. The goal of the grant aligns with National Geographic’s mission to encourage the explorer mindset in an outdoor setting while inviting community to be a part of the learning.
To learn more about NGS’s Explorer Mindset: https://education.nationalgeographic.org/s
The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier Vermont. StoryWalk® is a registered service mark owned by the Kellogg-Hubbard Library.
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