From left, Nicholas Boyd, Isaac Donohue, Alaina Hill and Eva Maldonado, students in Kristen Nivison’s first grade class, celebrate the 100th day of school on Feb. 17 by stacking 100 cups into a structure. (Photo Courtesy Raymond School District) 
From left, Jack Pride, Nevin Shepard, Skyler Wilson and Zoey Post, students in Kristen Nivison’s first grade class, celebrate the 100th day of school. (Photo Courtesy Raymond School District) 
Students in Kristen Nivison’s first grade class celebrate the 100th day of school by learning about the different ways to count to the number 100. (Photo Courtesy Raymond School District) 
Students in Crystal Ajemian’s kindergarten class dressa as 100-year-olds to celebrate the 100th day of school. (Photo Courtesy Raymond School District) 
Lamprey kindergarten teachers Jessica Jortberg, left, and Crystal Ajemian dress as 100-year-olds in honor of the 100th day of school. (Photo Courtesy Raymond School District) 
From left, para-educator Talyor Goguen, fourth grade teacher Jen Saltmarsh and para-educator Gerry Sweeney. (Photo Courtesy Raymond School District)
RAYMOND, N.H. — Superintendent Tina McCoy and Principal Laura Yacek are pleased to announce that students at the Lamprey River Elementary School recently celebrated the 100th day of school last week.
On Monday, Feb. 17, students throughout the school took part in a variety of activities all related to the number 100. The activities covered multiple subject areas, including art, reading, math, science and more.
Activities included cutting out 100 different shapes to use for arts and crafts projects, writing challenges with 100-word answers, math races for counting to 100 by 5’s and 10’s, dressing up like a 100-year-old, planning and building towers of 100 plastic cups and other STEM activities.
“The 100th day of school has always been an exciting day to celebrate with staff and students each school year,” Principal Yacek said. “The students look forward to a variety of activities throughout the day. The excitement in our building around the 100th day is contagious.”
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