Wildcat soccer had their 1st home games of the season versus Orono on Thursday afternoon. Both teams played hard!
Advanced Art Club for 5th through 8th graders starts on Friday, September 26th after school. Pick up is at 2:30. Please be on the lookout for the flyer.
Yesterday XC had their first meet and did AMAZING!! Everyone pushed so hard and finished the races! We had 5 top 20 finishers! Sydnee O'Neal came in 10th place, Steve McDunnah took 11th place and Jacob Bemis came home with a 15th place finish for the boys. Copeland Treadwell took 7th place and Gwen O'Clair took 11th place for girls! Overall great meet for all of our runners!!!!!
A fun event being held this weekend!
The boys soccer team came out with spirit against Wagner last night. After a 4-0 loss the team walked off the field feeling undefeated with spirits alive and the promise of a competitive season ahead.
The girls soccer team had an amazing start to their season yesterday with a solid win against Wagner. The final score was 7-4 with goals by Maggie, Kylie with 2, and Paisley with 4 goals! Congratulations girls, great work!
Ms. Romero's Pre-k class has partnered with Mrs. Spencer's 6th grade home room again this year to do reading buddies! The big kids will read each week to the little's and build relationships all year round fostering the love of reading!
Fifth grade was handed over the symbolic tradition of taking care of the American Flag with help from some sixth graders. For years, fifth grade has had the responsibility of putting up and taking down the American Flag everyday.
Mrs. Poole’s math classes began the school year learning important teamwork skills. Each team was challenged to solve a 100 piece puzzle together. One team finished in under TEN minutes!
Teaching Future Leaders…it’s what we do and what we love to do!
We hope all students had a great start to the school year!
The praying mantis on the playground predicts a great school year for all!
September Menus
Parents/guardians, if you haven’t already done so, please make sure that your child passes in their Read to Ride Passport that shows they have read 500 minutes over the summer. This needs to be returned to their classroom teacher by September 30th. Thank you!
Fifth grade explored the Scientific Method yesterday by guessing and testing how many drops of water can fit on a penny. WOW! Students were shocked at the results!
Please see the meeting information below.
Water Balloon Fun!
Happy Last Day of School!
“Summer is the perfect time to explore the world through books…learn about topics of interest, escape to real and imaginary places and let your mind explore new worlds.” (Maine DOE). Once again Dr. Lewis S. Libby is participating in the Read to Ride Summer Reading Challenge. Your child is invited to read at least 500 minutes over the summer to qualify for a chance to win one of 48 bikes and helmets donated by the Maine Freemasons. By the way, we’ve had several bike winners over the past few years! Please look for the Read to Ride Passport packet coming home with your child today. This is where they record their reading minutes. The form needs to be returned to Mrs. Curtis by 9/30/25. Below is a link to the passport in case you need another one. Have a wonderful summer filled with sunshine, a bit of rain, lots of reading, lots of sunscreen, and loads of fun!
https://www.maine.gov/doe/sites/maine.gov.doe/files/inline-files/Literacy%20-%20Read%20to%20Ride%20Student%20Passport%20-%205.27.2025.pdf
Tomorrow is PreK-4 field day! Make sure to apply sunscreen and bug spray for your student before school and pack two pairs of clothing as they will get wet! We are looking forward to a fun day!
Congratulations to our May students of the month! Also congratulations to our staff of the month Mrs. Langley, Ms. Benson, Mrs. Weissman, and Ms. Mitchell! A group of 8th grade students also cashed in to silly string Mr. Smith! It was a fun assembly!
