Barry Elementary

3rd, 4th and 5th Grade MAP Celebration! Thank you Barry Pirates for your hard work during this testing season. 🖤🧡 💪

Stretching our minds (and our slime!) 🧪✨

3rd Grade had a blast turning liquids into solids to learn about States of Matter. Science is officially messy and magnificent! 🧠💚

They’ve always been the "Barry Best!"🖤🧡

Happy National School Principals’ Day to the iconic duo leading our school: Mrs. Ambrose and Dr. Wheeler!

The Barry Elementary staff is celebrating in style today. We’ve gone full "tribute mode" with custom shirts and this massive banner featuring these classic looks. Styles might change, but their incredible leadership is forever!

Help us show them some love in the comments today! 👇✨

Huge round of applause for our performers! 👏🌟

Everyone at Barry Elementary is so proud of the students who performed last night. From our 4th grade recorder quest to the Choir’s Broadway tribute, you all did an amazing job!

Thank you for sharing your talent and hard work with us. You rocked the stage! 🎶✨

We are so proud of Mrs. Zessin and Mrs. Gill! They both pour their hearts into Barry and we are better for it! Thank you both and Congratulations!🖤🧡

Did you know our pizzas are handmade!?! Thank you Ms. Maria! You are the BARRY BEST! 🍕

Last night we had an awesome turn out for Kindergarten Kickoff! It was fun meeting our newest Barry Pirates! 🖤🧡

🖤🧡Last Friday we got to celebrate a group of Quality Students who simply don’t know the meaning of the word "quit." These students were nominated for their perseverance—that awesome ability to keep trying even when things get a little tricky.

We were honored to have Dr. Jay Harris join us as a guest speaker. As he prepares for his retirement, he shared some of his best advice on staying the course and the importance of a simple word: "Yet." He encouraged the students to remember that they might not have mastered a skill yet, but with time and effort, they will. He also spoke about how important it is to be the person who encourages others when they’re struggling.

The students got to spread that "can-do" energy by making encouragement cards for our incoming kindergarteners! ⚓️