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MACS and IPADS will need you to download the PUFFIN ap.
If you have summer food, health or clothing needs, Des Moines Public Schools and Polk County have resources for you. From immunizations to free meals, clothing to utility payments, you’ll find a list of places where help can be found. For a list of DMPS no-cost summer meal locations and times, and to learn more about other available resources, click on the headline.
The 2016-2017 Supply list is here.
Hubbell Elementary 5th grade students Ke’Ayla Madison, Nadiah Knapp, Thomas Whitman, Luke Martin, Thor Rypka, and Adrienne Buettner-Cable represented Hubbell at the Drake Relays.
One of our 5th grade exhibition groups took on the issue of women’s rights. Celia, Prior, and Abby wrote a letter to the Des Moines Register and were published in the April 20th edition of the Register. Check out their article on the opinion page!
Check out the new picnic table in the north end of the garden. It was donated in memory of Anita Richey. She was the great grandmother of Myles and Kayla Butts. Anita was here every single day after school picking up her grandchildren. Sadly she passed away early this year. She loved to sit out on the playground under the blue awning and read while waiting on the kids to get out of school. She always let Doug know when it was time to put that awning up every year! J Along with the donation of the picnic table we were able to purchase some books for the Library. Hopefully you will enjoy having lunch or reading at the new picnic table in the Garden. Thank you to the Richey-Butts family.
Our 5th Grade students have been working hard on exhibition. You are invited to come and see their projects on Thursday April 21, 2016 from 5:30 to 7:00 P.M. Please click to view our invitation.
At DMPS, we work to ensure that students are receiving a great education in schools that are not only first-rate learning environments, but are also safe and secure. Over the years DMPS has taken many steps to better ensure the safety and well being of our students, staff, parents and visitors. This spring and summer, DMPS will begin implementing an Electronic Visitor Check-In system for parents and visitors. Click on the headline to read more.
The Science Center came to Hubbell today to give a demostration on the elements of hot and cold.
Miss Tuttle’s Kindergarten class finished up their planner on How the World Works by reusing materials for play. It also kicked off our unit How we Express Ourselves to show our creativity!
