It may be cold, but it's never too cold for ICE CREAM! Mrs. Estes' class ended their matter unit by making ice cream.
Don't miss "Flip it Friday" to support Student Council and have some fun!
DO YOU LIKE WHOOPIE PIES?????
Lewis Libby 8th Graders are currently taking orders for large whoopie pies made in Skowhegan, Maine! This fundraiser is through Box of Maine.
They are $5 each or $50 for a case of 12. Flavors are classic, peanut butter and Maine Maple.
Payment is due when the order is placed with delivery in February.
Please reach out to any 8th grader or call the main office to place your order!
All profits go towards the 8th grade class trip.
Your support is appreciated!
Hello Wildcat families! Please take our PBIS survey. This information is very helpful to our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports team and for future school planning. We thank you in advance for your feedback! https://assessment.pbisapps.org/Anon/GGy1037aYG0
Main road is now open! Buses may still be a little late.
Due to poles and wires down at 199 Main Road buses will be delayed except for Greenfield bus.
School is open.
Sunset Transportation will do the best they can to get your children in a timely manner. We do not have a time for when the road will be reopened.
Good luck to our CHEER team today in their first competition at Brewer High School at 10am. Go Wildcats!
Basketball update: The girls played a great game last night against Orono. It was a close game, with Milford taking the loss by 7 points. Congratulations to Ava Francis and Paisley Moore for scoring 3s in the game!
Early Release Day Reminder
Art club made edible art today with Oreos!
8th grade parents/guardians, have you joined the 8th grade Remind App yet? High school transition information is coming soon! Join using this link. https://www.remind.com/join/8ahefh
Happy New Year! We are excited to see our students tomorrow! Doors open at 7:30am and attendance is taken at 7:45am. Tomorrow begins a fresh start, here are some reminders to start strong.
Please make sure your student has their cold weather gear/inside shoes, knows their end of day plan, has a snack if needed, and has checked the lunch menu. We know 2025 is going to be the best year yet!
Throughout December, the 7th graders had an amazing opportunity to work with equipment provided by Jackson Labs to learn about DNA, genes, ancestry, eugenics, and informed consent. We used their DNA (spit) to perform all the DNA analyses. They got to use micropipettes, centrifuges, gel electrophoresis, and a thermal cycler.
The program, run through Jackson Labs, is called Teaching the Genome Generation and is typically geared toward high school students; only a couple of middle schools in Maine have access to these materials and equipment. We are excited to be one of them!
Second grade celebrated Grinch day!We did crafts and activities all related to the Grinch! We even watched the original cartoon and had Grinch cookies as a snack!
Mrs. Madden’s first graders celebrated the holiday with a Polar Express party! They filled out Elf applications to become official elves, made toys, decorated a tree, made elf hats and reindeer food among other things. And of course they watched The Polar Express with hot chocolate and sugar cookies!
Pre-K got into the holiday spirit with a "Alphabet hunt" brought to us by Gingy the gingerbread man to finish out our gingerbread unit. We followed clues that led us around the whole school to find our letters! We also celebrated as a family with hot cocoa and a cookie decorating party! Happy Holidays!
Parents/guardians of 8th grade students please join the 8th grade information Remind App! This is where all high school information will be shared! https://www.remind.com/join/8ahefh
4th Grade participated in a Readers Theater with the book The Animals Santa by Jan Brett, and 8th grade enjoyed building “the tallest tower” in the library!
Mrs. Estes' class had a fun afternoon on the Polar Express! We especially loved eating smores and drinking milk as a mid way snack, AND getting a special present from the North Pole at the end!
Our lost and found is very large! Please take a look and see if you recognize anything!
