First graders have recently begun exploring a new and exciting real-life tool: analog clocks! This week, we reviewed what they learned in Kindergarten, including the

This week, first graders dove into learning about the rainforest and its layers. We began with a class discussion about the different layers of the

After learning all about mammals, first graders are now learning about amphibians. We have discovered that amphibians have each of the following characteristics: vertebrates cold-blooded

First graders have been working very hard lately on their writing skills. These skills apply to so many aspects of first grade life! We write

The Summit is honored to host our annual Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 28th at the Gillioz Theatre (325 Park Central E) in downtown Springfield!

REGISTRATION DEADLINE MARCH 15, 2026 Dear Parent or Guardian, As a reminder, we are participating in Neighborhood Forest’s 17th Annual Free Tree Program as part

While studying mammals and North America, first graders learned about a habitat type called the tundra. Tundras occur in the northernmost parts of the globe

First graders just began a new unit learning about world cultures. This unit will tie in directly with our unit about animals and their habitats,

The Summit was lucky to have some helpful firefighters on campus today to teach us about fire safety! Before we visited with the firefighters, we

In Spanish, first graders kicked off their trimester 3 country of study this past Friday. After studying Panama in trimester 1 and Equatorial Guinea in