Robert Lee Frost School 106

2 weeks ago

Happy last day of school! We hope you enjoyed this year as much as we did and we look forward to seeing you in August! ... See MoreSee Less

3 weeks ago

We'd like to thank all the community volunteers who came out to make our 106 Career Day a success! ... See MoreSee Less

3 weeks ago

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4 weeks ago

Grades Pre-K – 2nd grade will have short performances on Monday, May 15. “Animal Party” – Pre-K and Kindergarten starts at 5:15 p.m.“Wonders of the Earth” – 1st grade starts at 5:45 p.m.“Students in Space” – 2nd grade starts at 6:15 p.m. These concerts will take place in the gym and there is no charge to attend. Thank you for coming out to support our Mustangs! ... See MoreSee Less

2 months ago

April is National Volunteer Month and we have the BEST volunteers!Meet Mia-lon, a veteran IPS School Social at IPS Robert Lee Frost School 106. She's a Master's level, licensed clinical social worker who has successfully led three BP8 Series at Robert Frost and is leading a fourth this spring.“I was introduced to Brooke's Place three years ago, during a staff meeting at my school. I am a school social worker as well as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. It felt like a blessing because there were three students at my school who had recently lost their father to homicide. Although I was able to console them, I knew they needed more. After the presentation, I knew that a BP8 group would be very beneficial and advantageous for my students.Unfortunately, there were more losses in the lives of many of my students. Students were losing parents, grandparents, siblings, and family members, at an alarming rate. It was becoming overwhelming, but I knew that I needed to be trained to become a Brooke's Place facilitator. Yes, my social work credentials were an asset, but the actual training was awesome and so valuable working with grieving children. I feel I have grown since my first-time co-facilitating.Being an on-site facilitator has its advantages. The students know me, which I feel eased their minds during those first few BP8 sessions. Sharing my grief experiences during the groups also brings me a lot closer to my students. I become a regular person. not just Mrs. Washington, the social worker.”We are truly thankful to have you as one of our #BP8 Facilitators, Mia-lon.💜⭐Would you like to learn more about hosting a BP8 Series at your school, community center or place of worship? Please complete the BP8 Site Application and our Outreach Manager will contact you!app.formdr.com/practice/MTY2MzU=/form/uW4w7mgKvKHk9pKBJMkCrxEqG6ZJpIIL#volunteer #NationalVolunteerMonth ... See MoreSee Less