Mrs. Champney's 2nd grade class recently performed "Johnny Appleseed" for students and teachers. Students created their own costumes and rehearsed for the outstanding performance!

Art students from Central Massachusetts have been selected to display their creative works at the Worcester Art Museum during the month of March. This multi-media exhibit is sponsored by the Massachusetts Art Education Association as part of Youth Art Month, a national celebration to emphasize the value of art education for all children and to encourage support for the quality art programs in Massachusetts' schools.  The Youth Art Month Exhibit will be on display through the month of March. Art teachers from 35 cities and towns have volunteered their time to make this event possible. The students from Charlton Street School, under the direction of teacher, Kathleen Podles are representing the town of Southbridge in this year's Youth Art Month exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum. These young artists are: Najum Soofi, grade 3, Camille Anctil, grade 3, and Jeremy Peters, grade 3.

The students in Ms. Pontbriand's 2nd grade class celebrated Dr. Seuss' birthday and Read Across America Day with many books by Dr. Seuss and a special snack on Friday, March 2nd.

Mrs. Cropley's class shows their support for "Black-Out For Bullying" day.  A proclamation created by Governer Deval Patrick for today, January 25th.

Students at Charlton St. School were recently allowed to select a book that was donated to the school by Mrs. Paulette Onorato, a manager at Schott North America Inc. Mrs. Onorato donated approximately 1000 outstanding literature books to CSS in November. She is also involved in CSS' Buddy Reading program with Schott. Students also received a bookmark. Pictured are students from Miss Pontbriand's second grade class.