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You don't want to miss this incredible opportunity for the ELO/APEX Coordinator position.
You don't want to miss this incredible opportunity for the ELO/APEX Coordinator position.
Agenda for school board meeting this Thursday, August 13th at 5:00 PM at the Elementary cafeteria.
ELO/APEX Coordinator
The Wedding Cake, Part 3
Teddy Bear Picnic. Part 3
Teddy Bear Picnic, post 2
KES Kindergarten Jump Start celebrated the end of our time together with a Teddy Bear Picnic! We had snacks, hula hoops, bubbles, played leap frog, played with our favorite stuffed animals, and enjoyed being in our school apple orchard!
Miss Birmingham visited KES Kindergarten Jump Start and students presented her with their book written for her, "The Wedding Cake." We celebrated her upcoming wedding day with our version of the traditional rice throwing!
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KES Kindergarten Jump Start students read "Jake Baked the Cake," a story about the preparations that go into planning a wedding all while "Jake baked the cake!" Their kindergarten teacher will be Michelle Birmingham who is getting married this summer and will be Mrs. Ellis when they return to school. We took our inspiration from "Jake Baked the Cake" and wrote, illustrated, and "published" our own version of this story honoring Miss Birmingham! The students have been learning about the parts of a book and the works of authors and illustrators. In their version, "The Wedding Cake," the students were the authors and illustrators and were very proud to publish their very own book! Enjoy reading! Post 1 of 2
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At Summer Academy we had the opportunity to ride bikes on the awesome trails at Peavey Brook Outdoor Center. We also visited the Patten Lumberman's Museum where we learned about the history of logging and we made our very own paper! We also enjoyed the Storybook Walk at the museum. Thank-you, community organizations for your support!
KES Kindergarten Jump Start students read "Miss Rumphius" by Barbara Cooney. They learned that we can all "do something to make the world more beautiful" like Miss Rumphius did by planting Lupine seeds all over her town. The students removed lupine seeds from the pods and scattered them in a special spot hoping to make our world more beautiful in a few years!
Ed Tech III position.
Thank-you to all who attended the Katahdin Elementary After School Program fundraiser today. A HUGE thank-you to Darlings for supporting our cause with free/donation ice cream!!
🇺🇸 Our Summer Academy students celebrated the Fourth of July in style! The morning was filled with smiles as students participated in a festive parade followed by a picnic lunch. It was a wonderful way to celebrate Independence Day while making lasting summer memories together.
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THANK YOU VOTERS!
Katahdin Schools would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all community members who took the time to vote in this year's school budget referendum.
One of the important lessons we teach our students in social studies is the value of civic engagement and participation in the democratic process. By exercising your right to vote, you serve as role models for our students and demonstrate the importance of having a voice in decisions that affect our community.
We are grateful for the continued support of the programs, opportunities, and people that make our schools strong. The trust and confidence of our community are not taken for granted. We remain committed to working hard to earn that trust as we plan for another successful school year.
We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer in Maine. We look forward to welcoming our students, families, and staff back in the fall.
Katahdin Schools
Katahdin Schools would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all community members who took the time to vote in this year's school budget referendum.
One of the important lessons we teach our students in social studies is the value of civic engagement and participation in the democratic process. By exercising your right to vote, you serve as role models for our students and demonstrate the importance of having a voice in decisions that affect our community.
We are grateful for the continued support of the programs, opportunities, and people that make our schools strong. The trust and confidence of our community are not taken for granted. We remain committed to working hard to earn that trust as we plan for another successful school year.
We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer in Maine. We look forward to welcoming our students, families, and staff back in the fall.
Katahdin Schools
We are incredibly proud of our talented young authors who have shared their creativity, imagination, and hard work through their writing. From exciting adventures to heartfelt stories, these students have demonstrated that great ideas come in all ages and were celebrated at Young Authors at UMPI. Congratulations!
