Dr. Lewis S. Libby School
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  • Welcome to the new website for Dr. Lewis S. Libby School.

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    Dr. Sonya Shropshire, a psychologist at UNH, speaks with 8th grade students about racism and prejudice.

  • Karmin photo with the students.

    The pop duo Karmin visits with the students. Click Here for more Dr. Lewis S. Libby School news and events.

  • PTO Members doing volunteering at the school.

    Parent Teacher Organization members volunteering. Click Here to learn more about the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO).

School News

Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety

The Bicycle Coalition of Maine recently presented information to the Dr. Lewis S. Libby School about pedestrian and bicycle safety. Click Here for information about being a safe bike driver. Click Here for information about being a safe walker.

Spring into Spring Phsyical Activity Program!

The Spring into Spring Physical Activity Program has begun. More information can be found under About > Student Services > Health Services

Interim Superintendent Terrance McCannell

The Dr. Lewis S. Libby School would like to introduce and welcome Terrance McCannell as the new Interim Superintendent of Schools. Click Here for Mr. McCannell's letter to parents and the community.

Change in Afternoon Dismissal Procedures

Monday April 1, 2013 the Dr. Lewis S. Libby School is implementing a trial basis of a new dismissal procedure for afternoon dismissal. Click Here for more information.

School Adopted Policies

The school's adopted policies have been added to the website. They can be found under Central Office > Policies & Precedures.

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Our Mission:

All children will become successful life long learners who are responsible, community-oriented citizens.

Our Vision:

The vision of the Dr. Lewis S. Libby School is to promote the educational, social, physical and emotional development of our students so that they may function to the best of their individual abilities. This vision can best be reached by fostering responsible community-oriented citizens who demonstrate the following characteristics:

  • Caring and Kindness
  • Honesty
  • Respect for Self and Others
  • Cooperation
  • Responsibility
  • Consistency

Teachers, administrators, support staff and community need to form a unified partnership to foster growth opportunities for all students to become lifelong learners and responsible, community-oriented citizens. These opportunities must reflect high standards of excellence in a climate that is safe, positive, and community-orientated. These opportunities will also include responsive curriculum that is differentiated, standards-based, challenging, integrative, exploratory and is aligned with the Maine Learning Results.

2012-2013 No Child Left Behind Report Card
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