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Locality: Wynantskill, New York

Phone: +1 518-286-3449



Address: 4254 NY Highway 43 12198 Wynantskill, NY, US

Website: www.parkerschool.org

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Robert C. Parker School 16.12.2020

"Empathy may be the single most important quality that must be nurtured to give peace a fighting chance." ~Arundhati Ray

Robert C. Parker School 10.12.2020

Join Us for a Kindergarten Info Session on 12/15; "We love the "feel" of Parker, love the teachers, love the campus. We love that the classes are small and that our child would have personalized attention in Kindergarten. It basically embodied the exact place and way we wanted our young children to experience school." Parker K Parent https://pages.parkerschool.org/kindergarten-open-house/

Robert C. Parker School 27.11.2020

"By creating a self-portrait, children learn who they are, how they want to present themselves and what's important to them. When creating a self-portrait, it's important to encourage your child not just to think about who they are but whom they want to become." ~Jeremy Newton

Robert C. Parker School 08.11.2020

Keeping the FUN alive in the 1-2 class!

Robert C. Parker School 01.11.2020

Find true friends and good writers at Parker! Learn more about our language rich environment at our Kindergarten Virtual Info Session, Dec 15th click for details. https://pages.parkerschool.org/kindergarten-open-house/

Robert C. Parker School 15.10.2020

Enthusiasm has been brimming among our lower school scientists as our 1-2 and 3-4 classes are deeply engaged in the hands-on scientific discovery that exemplifies our Parker science program. Students in Leiana’s 3-4 class have been applying their knowledge of circuits as they begin to work with beetle bots. These small robots will have lights and a motor that works on a two-way switch, enabling the robot to move forward and backward. Once their bots are built, the students hope to construct mazes to see if their robots can navigate their way out. Meanwhile, students in the 1-2 class spent the past month experimenting with force and motion by designing and crafting rubber band racers. Students used CDs and popsicle sticks to craft a 2-wheeled vehicle powered by a rubber band axel. Read more on our recent blog... http://ow.ly/Rcs650CDfnx