Update: February 3, 2020
A huge round of applause for those Katahdin students who researched, read, wrote, and dressed up as the subject of their autobiography or biography. Several important historical figures were present including Leonardo da Vinci, Elvis Presley, Will Smith, Maya Angelou, Malala, Albert Einstein, Eminem, and Gary Paulsen to name but a few. Students dressed as their subject and then brought in a food or drink item that symbolizes their person. Thanks to all the families who helped make this literature buffet such a success.
Students Teach Fair
Ms. Bell's & Mrs. Duncan's students held a "Students Teach Fair" this week. The students set-up stations around the room teaching their peers different activities, games & information
Non-Categorical Supports at MIW
Southern ME Partnership of USM, identified MIW as having an exemplary model for academic & behavioral interventions, bringing a team of 25 educators from across the region to learn about non-categorical supports. MIW offers seamless supports regardless of special ed. or regular ed.
Primary Building FAQ
On Tuesday, MSAD #51 in conjunction with Oak Point Associates held a Public Input Workshop on Primary School Building Project. Linked here is a Primary Building School FAQ. This doc will be updated as we move through the process so please check back occasionally. Additional information on the project can be found on the MSAD #51 website: http://www.msad51.org/home/primary-school-building-project
Congratulations Goes To....
Winter Special Olympics
Our Olympians took to the mountain and were victorious!
Scotty Wentzell- Gold and Silver in Alpine
Isabella Yates-Three 5th places in Alpine
Kason Kent- Gold, Silver and Bronze in Alpine
Adam Jacobson- 2 Silver medals in Snowshoe
Scotty Wentzell- Gold and Silver in Alpine
Isabella Yates-Three 5th places in Alpine
Kason Kent- Gold, Silver and Bronze in Alpine
Adam Jacobson- 2 Silver medals in Snowshoe
Congrats Scotty, Isabella, Kason and Adam!
Athletic News
Congratulations to Camille Clement and Logan Bagshaw for reaching a milestone of 1,000 career points during Rangers BBall games.
Congrats Greely boys & girls Indoor Track teams for both finishing 1st place at the Western Maine Conference meet. Special recognition to Charlotte Taylor for winning the Open 800.
Caleb Blackstone - PATHS Student of the Quarter
Caleb is a senior and a second-year student in the Automotive Collision program at PATHS. As such, other students often look to Caleb for guidance, input and feedback. Caleb is usually the first one to volunteer for a project and displays an infectious can-do attitude. His strengths are his maturity, knowledge, enthusiasm and leadership abilities. Caleb is always looking to learn new skills regarding the automotive collision industry. Upon graduation, his teacher anticipates that he will be very successful within the field.
GMS Geography Bee
GMS held annual Geography Bee. Finalists Isaac Barr, Rowan Barry, Harrison Plummer, Drew Flanders, Josh Justice, Dominic Malette, Tommy Getchell, Henry Haile, Cullen Rafford. 3rd place Henry Haile, 2nd place Josh Justice,1st place Dominic Malette. Dominic moves on to state level.
Congrats Greely boys & girls Indoor Track teams for both finishing 1st place at the Western Maine Conference meet. Special recognition to Charlotte Taylor for winning the Open 800.
Caleb Blackstone - PATHS Student of the Quarter
Caleb is a senior and a second-year student in the Automotive Collision program at PATHS. As such, other students often look to Caleb for guidance, input and feedback. Caleb is usually the first one to volunteer for a project and displays an infectious can-do attitude. His strengths are his maturity, knowledge, enthusiasm and leadership abilities. Caleb is always looking to learn new skills regarding the automotive collision industry. Upon graduation, his teacher anticipates that he will be very successful within the field.
GMS Geography Bee
GMS held annual Geography Bee. Finalists Isaac Barr, Rowan Barry, Harrison Plummer, Drew Flanders, Josh Justice, Dominic Malette, Tommy Getchell, Henry Haile, Cullen Rafford. 3rd place Henry Haile, 2nd place Josh Justice,1st place Dominic Malette. Dominic moves on to state level.