Welcome to the Loring PTO!

When your family joins the Loring School community, you become a part of the Loring PTO; a community of parents, teachers and school administrators joining together to enrich the educational and social experience of our students.  

 

Parent involvement is critical to our success and there are a number of ways to get involved. If you are interested in learning more about the different opportunities available please email our co-chairs Heather Larson and Lauren Hargrove.

 

Science Fair is TONIGHT

3/12/2026 2:58 am

The 2026 Science Fair is TONIGHT, March 12th from 6pm to 8pm in the Loring Cafeteria & Gym. We hope to see you there!

Students can check in and set up anytime between 6:00pm and 6:45pm, but should allow approximately 15-20 minutes to get set up prior to their grade's scheduled presentation time. Being set up earlier also allows time to view other students' projects!

Tonight's Schedule:

  • 6:00pm: Check-in and project setup opens

  • 6:25-6:45: K and 1st present to scientists

  • 6:45-7:15: 2nd and 3rd present to scientists

  • 7:10-7:40: 4th and 5th present to scientists

For any additional information, visit the science fair website here.

K Social Action Project: Buddy Dog

3/12/2026 2:54 am

The Buddy Dog Drive will be running from March 9th through April 11th! The Loring kindergarteners are asking families to contribute items to the Buddy Dog Humane Society! Students may drop off donations at the Buddy Dog doghouse in the front lobby. Most needed items include collars, canned dog food, canned cat food, rawhide, chew toys and leashes. Thank you!

Creative Enrichment: Kindergarten

3/12/2026 2:52 am

On March 3rd, our Kindergartners participated in Mass Audubon’s Nature Detective program! They learned all about different habitats, what makes an animal a mammal and the differences between wild animals and pets. In addition, by observing different animal pelts and bones, they were able to draw conclusions about whether an animal was a predator or prey. Ask your child:

- What three things do all animals need? (food, water and a home)

- What makes an animal a mammal? (They have fur as well as the ability to produce milk, and are vertebrates)

Thank you to Lauren Hargrove for planning this program and to Mass Audubon for their presentation!

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