šāļø What a great day to be outside!
The Katahdin Schools Middle School Outdoor Education program took full advantage of the beautiful weather by cooking hot dogs over the fire and gathering fire starter materials. Hands-on learning, teamwork, and enjoying the outdoorsādoesnāt get much better than that!
#OutdoorEducation #KatahdinSchools #HandsOnLearning #MaineOutdoors
The Katahdin Schools Middle School Outdoor Education program took full advantage of the beautiful weather by cooking hot dogs over the fire and gathering fire starter materials. Hands-on learning, teamwork, and enjoying the outdoorsādoesnāt get much better than that!
#OutdoorEducation #KatahdinSchools #HandsOnLearning #MaineOutdoors
The Northbound buses will be doubling up tonight 4/10/26. Please call your child's school office if you need to change their destination.
This is a reminder that there is NO ASP today 4/9/26.
Sherman Rec is hosting 8th Grade Formal for students grade 6-8th on May 2nd.
This is a reminder that today (4/8) is an early release day. Students are dismissed at 11:15.
Agenda for School Board Meeting on April 9, 2026 at 5:00PM.
Grace is a part of our Extended Learning Opportunities Program where she has been working to find her career path. She started with criminal justice to finding her love of forensic science! Mrs. Harvey's Chemistry class is always a huge brag when a student has a love of science!
Grace had a chance to go and explore the Maine State Crime Lab. Their presentation provided the opportunity to hear about what she needed to do to further her education, what her career choices could be, and how the most important thing is to always be honest! She was able to observe the outskirts of the DNA, Latent Prints, and Firearms lab and the Evidence Entrance. Grace was able to take in a lot of knowledge on policies and procedures when understanding evidence and how all the crime buildings work together.
She then was able to go and visit the Medical Examiner Building and given an amazing presentation based on the science of the body that included some quizzing. Needless to say, in the end, Grace might have been in her glory if you can't tell and is on her way to becoming a future forensic scientist!
Grace had a chance to go and explore the Maine State Crime Lab. Their presentation provided the opportunity to hear about what she needed to do to further her education, what her career choices could be, and how the most important thing is to always be honest! She was able to observe the outskirts of the DNA, Latent Prints, and Firearms lab and the Evidence Entrance. Grace was able to take in a lot of knowledge on policies and procedures when understanding evidence and how all the crime buildings work together.
She then was able to go and visit the Medical Examiner Building and given an amazing presentation based on the science of the body that included some quizzing. Needless to say, in the end, Grace might have been in her glory if you can't tell and is on her way to becoming a future forensic scientist!
The After School Program Health Fair was a wonderful showcase of the excellent research and creative displays made by our students. Students did a wonderful job educating and discussing a variety of health topics with our community.
Weather Alert: There will be no school for Katahdin Schools due to the weather. Please be safe!
After completing their Easter stories the writing group created their own Easter bunnies.
In science class, our fifth-grade students received black boxes. The students needed to try to determine what the inside of the box looked like, by moving the box with a marble around; they were not able to look inside the box. They logged their observations before receiving the sheet showing the box setup.
In Ms. Emilyās guidance class, 1st graders read Donāt Feed the Worry Bug as part of our work on managing our āanxiety spot.ā
After reading, they drew their own worry bugs to represent those yucky, overwhelming feelings we get when our anxiety gets too big and takes over our brains. š
Each student then identified a coping skill they can use to calm their body and shrink their worry bugā¦ and then ripped their worry bugs in half!
They LOVED this activity, and it was such a powerful (and fun) way to show that we can take control of our big feelings instead of letting them take control of us!
After reading, they drew their own worry bugs to represent those yucky, overwhelming feelings we get when our anxiety gets too big and takes over our brains. š
Each student then identified a coping skill they can use to calm their body and shrink their worry bugā¦ and then ripped their worry bugs in half!
They LOVED this activity, and it was such a powerful (and fun) way to show that we can take control of our big feelings instead of letting them take control of us!
KES/After School Program is hosting a Health Fair from 4:30 to 6:00 today 4/2/26. From 4:30-5:30 in the KES library please plan to attend an informative session on" Creating a Recipe for Safe Technology Consumption". From 5:30-6:00 please come to the KES cafeteria to see what the ASP students have chosen for Health topics. If you are unable to join us and want your child to go home on the 4:30 late bus please call the school. If no call is received we will look forward to seeing you at the Health Fair. Thank-you!
Thanks for reading our KES Press!
Today, March 31st, all after school activities have been canceled due to the weather. Please call the school office if your child is going anywhere except home.
Elementary Grade 2 Teacher
On Friday, Grade 5 students put a mixture of salt and water in a Petri dish on the windowsill to study evaporation. When students returned today, they used tools, including a microscope, to study what remained in their Petri dish.
Our Family Math Night was a lively and engaging event. Students and their families explored a variety of interactive math games. From fast-paced beach ball games to geometry with wax sticks, everyone had the chance to experience how enjoyable math can be. It was wonderful to see students and their families learning side by side, building confidence and making meaningful connections through play.
Katahdin Middle and High School Students were presented with some amazing knowledge from Detective Corporal Travis Chapman from the Maine State Police Special Victims Unit. He presented the students with knowledge on cyber safety, how to be more informed of some of the games they are playing and to always be vigilant. We appreciated having him here and our students did also, as many of them learned a lot and had MANY questions to ask!
Thank you Det. Corp. Travis Chapman
Thank you Det. Corp. Travis Chapman
Grade 3 students are published authors! We celebrated by sharing with our grade 2 neighbors. What a joyful celebration it was! Students listened attentively while others shared with confidence and fluency.
