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Our primary students planted sunflower seeds, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, and marigolds a few weeks ago. They love to care for them and watch them as they grow!

Come on down to Daddy Jack’s on Bank Street in New London this Monday night, May 22, for a great dinner and lots of fun! The Chaplin family is once again opening Daddy Jack’s on a Monday night just for the MDS community. From 5:00 – 7:00 pm you can enjoy Jack’s pasta with several

“The Invention Convention can be a classroom, school, or district wide science event. This science event is designed to encourage students to apply basic science skills in a creative and productive manner. Participants are encouraged to identify a need or to solve a problem by following the same steps and patent application procedures that an

This afternoon our Upper Elementary students visited Otis Library to research Native American tribes as part of their cultural studies. What an educational afternoon!

Last week several members of the Coast Guard band came to perform for our students. They played a few songs for each classroom and taught the children about musical notes and melody. Our children were enthralled with the musicians and their instruments!

Earlier this month Diane Deedy, head of youth services at Norwich’s Otis Library, gave MDS Upper Elementary students and directress, Tara Rodriguez, a great tour of the traveling Smithsonian exhibit, “Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean To Be Human?” After the tour, the students were free to experience the exhibit on their own and

Lyman Allen 4 One of our elementary parents arranged a wonderful visit to the Lyman Allyn Museum in New London for us! The students had a tour of the Museum and participated in a painting class. Of particular interest was the exhibit A Colorful Dream. It was a family friendly, interactive exhibition by contemporary fine

Our new MDS hoodies have arrived! We love to see members of our wonderful community wearing them. We have included the link below for those who would like to purchase their own hoodie! www.montdiscovery.org/hoodie/

A past student, Adam Curtis, began a Coat Drive years ago. This is a yearly tradition that has continued at MDS since. Families donate winter clothing items and each year several Elementary Students accompany Ms. Marna to the St. Vincent de Paul Place to deliver them. This year the children made the delivery, had a

Last Friday one of our Elementary teachers went to put the llamas back in the barn and found Dr. Bebop with a hula hoop around his neck! 20 years old and still silly as ever!