The After School Program, in conjunction with the Penquis Prevention Council, hosted a family meal and game night at KES. Many students and families attended, making it a huge success.
There may not be a lot of snow on the ground just yet, but these students found enough to make their first KES snowman of the season.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, students at KES created thankful turkeys.
We are doubling up on the Northbound bus run tonight (11/13). Some students may arrive home 20-40 minutes later than usual. Please call the school office if you wish to pick your child up from school.
There is NO SCHOOL on Tuesday, November 11th in observance of Veteran's Day. If you see or know a vet, thank them for their service.
Both Middle School and High School outdoor education classes had guest speakers from Katahdin Learning Project. They were taught the proper way to use a compass and a map.
The Katahdin Middle School Outdoor Education class participated in a field trip to the Peavey Brook Outdoor Center. They learned about bike parts and maintenance, and then went on a short ride on the trails.
The After School Program and Penquis are hosting a Family Fun Night which includes a meal at the elementary cafeteria 5:30-7:00 on Friday November 7th. Families have the opportunity to connect while they play board games and share a meal.
Lots of school spirit and Halloween fun at KES!
Happy Halloween from the staff at Katahdin Elementary!
Team Santa is a local group who helps families with holiday shopping. If interested, please fill out the form and return it to your school office.
Our high school students also participated in Halloween fun by dressing up to earn cougar points for Cougarfest.
In the Halloween spirit, our middle school students competed to see which class had the most students dress up. The 6th graders won with 89%!
Food assistance during the government shutdown: see the attached flyer for details.
Our juniors and seniors went to the financial
Fitness Fair today at Stearns High School. They learned about how important good credit is. At the end of the fair, 15 -$20 gift cards were drawn and five of our student won a gift card. A subway lunch was provided then a Dunkin run before we headed back home.
Ms. Hart, our music teacher, was able to get 3 glockenspiels to add to our percussion section for students to use.
After finishing The Crucible, Mrs. DeTour’s American Literature class participated in a culminating activity called tableau vivant, meaning “living picture.” Students worked collaboratively to recreate key moments from the play—carefully selecting each person’s position, posture, and expression to capture character, emotion, and relationship. In these silent, frozen scenes, their performances brought the story’s most intense moments of tension and emotional conflict vividly to life.
Please join Katahdin students in celebrating our Veterans on Nov 10th at 9:00am for breakfast.
Food Service Subs
Creative skeleton fun!
