Reading with the Princeton University Tigers takes place every year at PPS elementary schools. This year, a former Littlebrook student who is now at Princeton University joined the student-athletes who read to Littlebrook students. Thank you to Princeton University for sharing a terrific video of the event.

An amazing 100 letters have been exchanged between Littlebrook fourth graders and their GrandPals thanks to efforts by Mrs. Cross and the fourth grade teachers.

Littlebrook students in grades 2, 3, 4, and 5 were treated to a bicycle safety presentation by Sgt. Leonard Thomas and Officer Courtney Navas from the Princeton Police Department on Friday.

We hope you are all enjoying the last days of summer with your family and friends! We are all so excited to see the school once again filled with children eager to learn and have fun while doing so. Below, we are sharing some more detailed information about how we will help maintain a healthy environment for all of us at Littlebrook School.

Whenever possible, lunch can take place outdoors. We are expecting the delivery and setup of 6 large tents to provide cover for our staff and students. We have also received additional tables and chairs to help provide safe eating spaces outdoors. 

Welcome to the 2021 – 22 school year!!! We are all excited to welcome the children back to Littlebrook School! We pride ourselves on providing a welcoming environment where each student’s voice is heard and recognized. Our children will receive Social and Emotional Learning lessons embedded into the established curricula and through purposeful lessons in the classrooms at each grade level. We are committed to enhancing and maintaining the well-being of our students and staff members

Only Pre-K, 1^st and 5^th grade students will be required to turn in their devices, as they will be getting a different device upon returning in September. Students who are leaving the district must also return all technology.

On Thursday, Littlebrook held its annual egg drop at school for  fifth graders. The students did a real-life experiment and had a blast seeing if their egg survived safely during the drop!

Thank you for your support in completing a health-status assessment each morning for your child (parents) or yourself (high schoolers).  You’ve enabled us to welcome our staff and students back to school in a safe environment.

Based on our experience, we’re making minor changes in our system.