We'd like to thank our wonderful students for sharing their talent with us this week! It was a wonderful show and you should all be so proud! Great job to Student Council for running the show! Thank you to Mr. Cushman and our amazing custodial staff for all the help with set up! Thank you to our community for coming out to support our talented students! We can't wait for next year!
PK-4th Grade participated in the Maine Chickadee Book Award & State of Maine Student Book Awards over the last two months! Today we voted on our favorites, the winners are Something Like Home & The Three Little Guinea Pigs! We also had quite a few honorable mentions.
Students can find these books in our Library, we are excited to share these with our families 😊
After learning about the Boston Tea Party this week, fifth graders were challenged to build a crate that will successfully keep a tea bag dry when dropped into the harbor.
Join us tonight at 6pm for the TALENT SHOW! Admission is a suggested $2 donation per permission. Student Council members and talent acts should arrive by 5:45 and report to the cafeteria. We hope to see you tonight to support our talented and brave students! Entry will be at the back cafe/gym doors.
IMPORTANT REMINDER!!!!!!
There is NO SCHOOL for Libby School students tomorrow, Friday, March 14th because of staff training. Enjoy the long weekend!
Don't forget to visit our 8th Grade Chinese Auction during parent teacher conferences this week and next week and also on March 26th at the staff vs. 8th grade basketball game. Here are a few photos of the more than 25 items that we have! Lots of gift baskets, prints, 3D Animals, gift certificates for car washes, hair cuts, nails, food, etc.!
It is time to register for kindergarten! Please share to help spread the word. Thank you!
PreK Registration Information
This week Mrs. Estes' class celebrated Read Across America Week and Dr. Seuss' birthday by having a Dr. Seuss week! We had a theme for every day this week. Our highlights were having a community reader come into the classroom, Wacky Wednesday, playing the shoe game, and Green Eggs and Ham day. Although our green eggs didn't come out as planned, the class were still troupers to give it a try and said we should try them again! We spent this week reading a lot of Dr. Seuss books and doing crafts. What a fun-filled learning week!
K-1st read Mr.Brown Can Moo, Can You by Dr. Seuss & did a musical chairs version of the book. We had loud “moos” and “klopp klopps” coming from Library! Mrs.Libby also allowed some first graders to be Librarians and check out books!
There will be a 2 hour delay today, Friday, March 7th, due to road conditions this morning.
Students were sent home with notices today about the days situation. Thank you.
Get ready for some fun!
Spirit Week starts March 17th!
Today was our annual Community Reading Day. Before her passing, community member Mary Rustin coordinated the event and we continue to hold this event in her honor. Thank you to all of the readers who took time out of their busy schedules to come read to our students who loved every minute of it! A special thank you to Mrs. Conary for coordinating the event!
**Reminder for 8th grade parents/guardians only.
Old Town High School open house is tomorrow night!
Check out this way you can help our 8th grade students!
You can help while you shop!
Thank you Mr. Henry for all you do! Lewis Libby is lucky to have you!
March Menus
Today we celebrated our February students of the month! We would like to thank our Old Town High School athletes, Emmitt Byther, Tyler Priest, Taylor Loring, Natalie Fournier, and Taylor Madden for being our special guests and helpers today as a special treat for our students!
Our Student Council recognized February staff of the month Mrs. Young, Mrs. Holmes, Ms. Whitmore, and Mr. Askins! And we highlighted the Boys B Basketball team sportsmanship banner. It was an assembly filled with celebrations!
