Flyers are going home for art club! Check it out!
Our PBIS team would like your input! Please take this survey to help us make positive changes for our school! https://www.pbisassessment.org/Anon/GGy102RA280
Reminder: Friday is an early release day! Please plan ahead and let us know your child's dismissal plans. Thank you!
Please take a look at our lost and found when you are here for parent teacher conferences and the book fair!
We celebrated Veteran's Day last week with a special assembly to honor our Veterans and teach our students about the important holiday. We'd like to thank our Veterans that joined us and the staff and students who organized the event!
Keep an eye out for our calendar raffle information coming home this week!
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at our Veteran's Day assembly! Veterans are welcome at 8:30am for refreshments and the community is welcome at 9am.
Monday we celebrated our October Students of the Month and 8th grade athletes! We are proud of you Wildcats!
Students and staff did a great job participating in theme days for "Paws"itive Choices Week! We hope students had fun while learning about making positive choices!
Last week we held a "Paws"itive Choices event! Students learned about healthy and positive choices from the Old Town Orono YMCA, Bike Coalition, Northern Light, Milford Fire, Penquis, and our own Mr. Henry! We'd like to thank all of our presenters and Old Town Hannaford, Bangor Savings Bank, and Northern Light for the donation of bags for our students to bring information home to their families! Students were able to learn and have fun while focusing on how to make themselves happy and healthy! We can't wait to do it again next year!
We'd like to thank all of the adults and students that joined the soccer slam! It was a great game and everyone had a lot of fun!
Don't forget to wear your PJs tomorrow for $1 to support Student Council!
Today 6th graders had the chance to welcome Chief Kirk Francis and James Francis from the Penobscot Nation into their classroom. They got to learn all about the history of the Penobscot Nation , the land, what a chief does and how they use to survive off the land! We learned a lot and want to thank Chief Francis and Mr. Francis for spending time with us today
Good Morning,
Route 178 or the Bradley Road in Milford is scheduled to have two separate repair projects in the coming weeks. In both projects, there will be a detour via the County Road in Milford, so passenger cars and school bus traffic will be able to flow, likely slowly.
Here are details from Maine DOT:
Route 178 Closure November 7-9 due to a culvert repair at the junction of Route 178 and Pleasant Street, Milford. There will be a detour through Pleasant Street and the County Road for passenger vehicles, EMS and school buses. This area will be flagged 24/7 throughout the project. The presence of this flagger and the nature of this project will cause travel delays. Please plan accordingly.
The railroad crossing project (delayed from October) at the junction of Route 2 and Route 178 is scheduled for November 12 & 13. The detour for this project will be the same as mentioned above, however, a flagger will not be needed so there should be minimal delays.
Sincerely,
Trish Clark
Superintendent
Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s off to teach we go!” Our PreK-2 team celebrated Halloween by surprising the students and dressing up as the Seven Dwarves.
Lewis Libby wants to invite Veterans to our Veterans Day Celebration! Veterans are welcome to come at 8:30am for refreshments and the community is invited for our assembly at 9am.
School will be in session today. Out of abundance of caution, we will continue to conduct our daily business inside of the building only. We would like to thank the Sheriff department for all the support and security they continue to provide. Recess will be held inside today. All after school activities will be canceled today. The 5-8 school dance will be postponed until next Friday (11/3/23). Stay safe wildcat family!
Our school is working to assure safety in lieu of the recent events in Lewiston. Our thoughts are with the community of Lewiston during this tragic time. We would like to thank the Penobscot County Sheriffs Department for their help in planning and for their presence at the school today. Our students have remained in the building and the Pawsitive choices event was also moved inside. All after school activities for today will be cancelled.
Basketball skills clinic for boys in grades 5-8.
