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In our KHS 2021-2022 season, our JV and varsity boys and varsity girls have played a combined total of 33 games this season and we are very proud of how dedicated all these athletes have been to their teams. Most of these athletes end up having practice every night with some practices ending as late as 7PM. These kids have put their all into making their team and schools proud. Our score keepers for this season have been Mr. Bridgham and Mrs. Duffy and we are very grateful for them, they have faithfully been to every home game of the season. If you would like to come out to watch our boy and girls play we have 3 more home games, February 3rd at 5:00pm and 6:30pm. February 5th at 12:00pm and 1:30pm. February 8th at 5:00pm and 6:30pm. Here’s to a great rest of the season!
Adventure Friday at KES~
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Human Dog Sledding with Friends of Katahdin Woods & Waters! Another successful Adventure Friday at Katahdin Schools~
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In Bio 100 students did a lab to see how much salt was really in the foods that we all eat everyday. The students were shocked to find out how much salt was really in the severing sizes of these food that they eat everyday even the ones that may be marketed as healthy! These kind of labs and activities give students a better understanding of how foods really affect us and how to make the best possible choice they can when it comes to their health.
We want to give a big thanks to all these boys who eairler this year so generously donated their time to stain 85 benches and tables for our KES outdoor ed program! It ended up being two truck loads of tables and beaches. So as our thank you present we decided to give them a pizza lunch. The young men in the photo are Raymond Mcgraw, Ethan Mitchell, Brady Nason, and Adrien Taylor. Due to covid, quarantining, or region II schedules Leif Ammerman, Cody Lane, and Kaden lane were not able to gather with us but we would like to send a big thank you to them too.
We would like to take a moment to introduce our KHS senior class of 2022! Earlier this year the seniors received their class sweatshirts and they were very happy with the outcome of the designs. Starting on the far left of the picture is Mollie Goodman, Rose Gould, Mekayla Baldwin., Ethan Jordan, Christain Mutu, Victoria Lau, Vanessa Tapley, and Emily Byer. Unfortunately with Region II and all the different schedules we were not able to get all students pictured, those who are missing are, Bradley Bailey, Erick Cummings, Damien Horton, Justin Hurlbert, Nikita Keim, Emily Lane, DaQuan Lindsey, and Dominic Prise.
Over the last two weeks, our KHS students have been working on their mid-terms. In Mr. Bridgham’s environmental science class kids were asked to make a poster illustrating the food web and covering the change in energy in tropic levels. Kids were given the creative freedom to choose where in the world they wanted to focus their food species on, some chose tropical rainforest while others had rivers or mountains.
This past weekend three young ladies from KHS took a weekend excursion to Boston on a college touring trip, with kids from six other schools across northern Maine. This trip was packed full of fun and educational things to do and see, some of which included, touring two colleges, seeing a Boston Celtics game at TD gardens, visiting the New England Aquarium, getting to eat at Quincy Market, and many more exciting things. We are so glad our students had the opportunity to experience this trip, and we want to thank our TRIO teacher Ken for planning this trip. TRIO is a federal outreach program aimed to support students and provide services as they make their way into college and careers.
The Bio 100 students dissected dogfish sharks as part of the lab portion of their class. The students located organs and learned about that anatomy of this organism. Hands on , real world learning at KMHS!
Bio 100 students were asked to dissect a fetal pig for their midterm exam. They labeled organs and blood vessels and then compared the anatomy of the pig to that of a human. An example of a comparison might be the number of lobes of a human liver compared to that of the fetal pig.
Teachers at KMHS a spent the afternoon learning more about ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences). We learned that one in four students have 4 or more barriers to participating or attending to their own education. This training helps staff understand some of these barriers and what it may look like in students. Thanks to the KMHS Leadership Team who put on the training today. Thanks to Penny and Kathy who fed everyone homemade soups and chowder along with sandwiches. Thanks to Mrs. Rush who keeps us pointed in a healthy direction. Each day we spend together talking, learning and planning benefits your students and we appreciate this time.
Miss Birmingham's first grade students spent time outdoors learning more about sound, a part of their science curriculum. The list pictured here are their responses to the question, "What are sounds of silence in nature?"
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High school drama class enjoyed time in the auditorium today as they acted out improv creativity. This was a comedy improv titled Hitchhiker. Students were seated in rows like on a bus. One student acted like a hitchhiker and put their thumb out for a ride. The hitchhiker was the the strong character and each student took a turn. There were lots of laughter and colorful dialogue. FUN
Outdoor Fun in PreK~
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Reminder - This Wednesday, 1/26 is an Early Release Day for students - 11:15 dismissal~
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Katahdin Schools Update~
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