On Wednesday, students from grades 6-12 went to Ashland District School to participate in the RIDESAFE event. They learned about safety and rules that pertain to ATV/UTV, Snowmobile, and Boating.




The Outdoor English 2 class completed their first project. After researching and writing a "how-to" essay, students used their essays to build a Ga Ga Pit. This will give our middle school students a fun activity to use during their recess time!


Today's grade 4 field trip has been canceled and rescheduled for Wednesday, October 1st.
Our 3rd graders discovered where water sits in our natural environment. They concluded that slopes, angles, gravity, and absorption all play a role. They were great scientists!




Our 3rd graders engaged in a fun activity to practice their first long vowel spelling patterns. They are currently learning that words have to ālook right,ā not just sound right. Students marked squares with the spelling patterns and identified each long Aa pattern in the given words. They enjoyed jumping to the matching pattern and checking their work.

***CHANGES TO LATE BUS DROP OFF****
To ensure the safety of our students, the late bus drop-off points are changing slightly. This is to allow the bus to pull into a parking lot and allow ample parking for parents. Please note the following changes:
Patten Students: The bus will drop off in the ball field parking lot across from Craig's Clam Shop.
Sherman students: The bus will drop students off at the Town Office/Gym.
This will start TOMORROW, September 24th. If you have any questions, please call the office. Thank you!
To ensure the safety of our students, the late bus drop-off points are changing slightly. This is to allow the bus to pull into a parking lot and allow ample parking for parents. Please note the following changes:
Patten Students: The bus will drop off in the ball field parking lot across from Craig's Clam Shop.
Sherman students: The bus will drop students off at the Town Office/Gym.
This will start TOMORROW, September 24th. If you have any questions, please call the office. Thank you!
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Our annual Flu shot clinic for all students will be Friday, October 3rd. Millinocket Regional Hospital provides this clinic free of charge. Consents forms are going home with all students at KES and available in the office for any students at KMHS.
Call the office or Nurse Morse with any questions.
Call the office or Nurse Morse with any questions.

Please see the attached Bid Notice for a 2012 Freightliner School Bus

š Exciting News! š
The Katahdin Middle/High School Weight & Cardio Room will officially open on October 6, 2025!
šļøāāļø Open MondayāThursday
š 3:00 PM ā 6:00 PM
Please Note: All participants must sign a waiver before using the facilities.
Have questions? Reach out to Lisa Rush at š (207) 365-4218.
The Katahdin Middle/High School Weight & Cardio Room will officially open on October 6, 2025!
šļøāāļø Open MondayāThursday
š 3:00 PM ā 6:00 PM
Please Note: All participants must sign a waiver before using the facilities.
Have questions? Reach out to Lisa Rush at š (207) 365-4218.
Picture day at KES is Wednesday, September 24th.
Picture day and soccer photos at KMHS are on Thursday, September 25th.
Please see your school office if you need a new picture packet.
Picture day and soccer photos at KMHS are on Thursday, September 25th.
Please see your school office if you need a new picture packet.

FOOD PANTRY TODAY SEPT 18th

A great opportunity for our kids!

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Outdoor English 1 and Outdoor English 2 are currently working on different projects to benefit the students at Katahdin Schools. A lot of research and planning went into these projects, as well as learning to communicate and collaborate on the projects they are doing. Outdoor English 2 is putting together a GaGa Pit for Middle School to use during their recess time. Outdoor English 1 is cleaning up and staining the benches and tables in the outdoor classrooms at KES.





During Science class, students examined and dissected a variety of sunflowers and identified their parts.






Our music teacher secured scholarship funding through KBH music, which allowed our music program to receive a new bass drum mallet, repair of 2 trombones for the 5th graders, 6 new sets of strings, amp cords, and straps for everyone enrolled in guitar class! Way to go, Ms. Hart!

Today (Wednesday, Sept 17th) is an early release day. Students are dismissed at 11:15. There is no After School Program. Please call your school office if you need to change your child's after school plan. (KES : 365-4285, KMHS: 365-4218).

Our 4th graders rolled up their sleeves and experienced farming the way it used to beāharvesting potatoes by hand! Students dug into the soil to uncover the hidden treasures beneath. This hands-on experience connected them to Maineās agricultural roots and gave them an appreciation for the hard work that goes into putting food on the table.










