Kindergarten and first grade classrooms at Margaret Chase Smith are getting students excited for summer break by having an ABC countdown. Each day between now and the end of the school year will have a corresponding letter. The letters are then tied to an activity that the coyotes participate in! So far, students have had A for fresh AIR, B for bubbles, c for chalk, and d for dance!
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Our kindergarten and first grade classrooms are getting students excited for summer break by having an ABC countdown. Each day between now and the end of the school year will have a corresponding letter. The letters are then tied to an activity that the coyotes participate in! So far, students have had A for fresh AIR, B for bubbles, c for chalk, and d for dance!
Attention all young basketball players! Don't miss out on the Spartan Girls Basketball Clinic happening from June 19th- June 23rd at Sanford High School Gym! This is your chance to learn from the varsity coaches and some of your favorite varsity players while having fun playing the game you love! With skills, drills, games, and fun, this clinic is perfect for grades 3-9. It's time to unleash your inner basketball star! Check out the SHS girls basketball team Facebook page for registration forms or visit your child's school office. #SpartanGirlsBasketballClinic #BasketballSkills #SanfordHighSchool #GirlsBasketball #BasketballCamp"
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Attention all young basketball players! Don't miss out on the Spartan Girls Basketball Clinic happening from June 19th- June 23rd at Sanford High School Gym! This is your chance to learn from the varsity coaches and some of your favorite varsity players while having fun playing the game you love! With skills, drills, games, and fun, this clinic is perfect for grades 3-9. It's time to unleash your inner basketball star! Check out the SHS girls basketball team Facebook page for registration forms or visit your child's school office. #SpartanGirlsBasketballClinic #BasketballSkills #SanfordHighSchool #GirlsBasketball #BasketballCamp
Sanford High School had a career panel for the Health Care Industry in the Performing Arts Center this morning. Following the career panel, there were companies set up at tables outside the cafeteria. Students stopped by to talk with employers about opportunities for the summer. Thank you to National Firestopping Solutions, Maine Health Human Resources, Eldredge Lumber, Maine Health Facilities & Maintenance, Laborers Local 976 and AirStop Solutions!
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Sanford High School had a career panel for the Health Care Industry in the Performing Arts Center this morning. Following the career panel, there were companies set up at tables outside the cafeteria. Students stopped by to talk with employers about opportunities for the summer. Thank you to National Firestopping Solutions, Maine Health Human Resources, Eldredge Lumber, Maine Health Facilities & Maintenance, Laborers Local 976 and AirStop Solutions!
High School Athletic Schedule Outdoor Track & Field @ 4PM SHS Varsity Softball @ 4PM Falmouth HS Boys JV Lacrosse @ 4:30PM Noble HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ 6PM Noble HS
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
High School Athletic Schedule: Girls Tennis @ 3:45PM SHS Boys Tennis @ 3:45PM So. Portland HS JV Baseball @ 4PM SHS Varsity Baseball @ 4PM SHS (Goodall Park)
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Carl J. Lamb Schools art and music nights start this week. Read a preview of it here! https://www.sanford.org/article/1116776
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Miss Lachance’s class at Carl J. Lamb earned a slime party for working together. Way to go!
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Miss Lachance’s class at Carl J. Lamb earned a slime party for working together. Way to go!
Some kindergarten students at Pride Elementary completed a construction unit, where they designed, built and decorated a building. Here they are presenting it to staff and some grade 1 students.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Some Kindergarten students at Pride Elementary completed a construction unit, where they designed, built and decorated a building. Here they are presenting it to staff and some grade 1 students.
Check out a preview of tomorrow night's 7th and 8th grade Band and Chorus concert here: https://bit.ly/3Bsutz2
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
High School Athletic Schedule: Girls JV Lacrosse @ 5:30PM SHS Girls Varsity Lacrosse @ 4PM SHS Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ 6PM Noble HS Varsity Softball @ 4:30PM Kennebunk HS
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Attention all 8th grade girls basketball players who are interested in playing basketball next year at the high school. There will be a meeting in the gym at the middle school today from 1:35-2:00 with Varsity Basketball Coach Rossi Kearson.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
The Sanford School Departments wishes a Happy Mother's Day to all of the amazing moms in our community. Today, we celebrate and honor all that you do to make a positive impact on your family. Wishing all the wonderful moms a day filled with love, happiness, and relaxation.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
The Sanford School Departments wishes a Happy Mother's Day to all of the amazing moms in our Sanford community. Today, we celebrate and honor all that you do to make a positive impact on your family and our community. Wishing all the wonderful moms a day filled with love, happiness, and relaxation.
The Sanford School Department caught up with teacher Kristi Peters, who is in her fourth year working at Sanford Middle School. Peters has a joy of working with her students. "It's always funny because everyone asks, especially non-teachers, 'Are you so excited for the summer?' And I say, 'No, I'm not because I love these students.'" "I just feel so lucky to have them," she said. "They are fun. They are the best-natured kids." Peters pointed to the support of the administrators and principals that have made working at Sanford Middle School so rewarding. "They make it so much fun to teach here," she said. "They are so supportive. Honestly, that's appreciation all year. It's wonderful to work here. It means so much, but I don't think any of us ever expect it. But it's so, so nice to be a part of this." When asked about three things she'd bring on a deserted island, she said: "I would definitely bring something to read, maybe a never-ending book, a lifetime supply of pizza, and then I would also want tools so I can trap an animal to be my friend."
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
The Sanford School Department caught up with teacher Kristi Peters, who is in her fourth year working at Sanford Middle School. Peters has a joy of working with her students. "It's always funny because everyone asks, especially non-teachers, 'Are you so excited for the summer?' And I say, 'No, I'm not because I love these students.'" "I just feel so lucky to have them," she said. "They are fun. They are the best-natured kids." Peters pointed to the support of the administrators and principals that have made working at Sanford Middle School so rewarding. "They make it so much fun to teach here," she said. "They are so supportive. Honestly, that's appreciation all year. It's wonderful to work here. It means so much, but I don't think any of us ever expect it. But it's so, so nice to be a part of this." When asked about three things she'd bring on a deserted island, she said: "I would definitely bring something to read, maybe a never-ending book, a lifetime supply of pizza, and then I would also want tools so I can trap an animal to be my friend."
Carl J. Lamb had their career fair today! Representatives from local communities explained their positions and how students can find their interests in school to match their careers. Some of the representatives included Sanford Assistant Fire Chief Rick Smith and School Resource Officer Joe Jourdain. SHS alumn Samantha Brink is now the Vice President of Extended Learning Opportunities for the Maine Department of Education, and she helped set up the career fair.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Carl J. Lamb had their career fair today! Representatives from local communities explained their positions and how students can find their interests in school to match their careers. Some of the representatives included Sanford Assistant Fire Chief Rick Smith and School Resource Officer Joe Jourdain. SHS alumn Samantha Brink is now the Vice President of Extended Learning Opportunities for the Maine Department of Education, and she helped set up the career fair.
Sanford Schools grade 4 students have been learning how to turn their strengths and interests into careers. Last month, The Finance Authority of Maine visited all grade 4 classrooms and completed an activity in which students identified what they liked to do, what they were good at, and what potential careers in the future they could do. Building upon that activity, all grade 4 students visited either the Southern Maine Aviation or Moody's Collision and learned about careers matching their interests. Students learned what careers required a high school diploma, internship, on-the-job training, or a college degree. Many thanks to FAME, Southern Maine Aviation, Moody's Collision, Sanford Elementary School Counselors, and administrators for making this possible.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Sanford Schools grade 4 students have been learning how to turn their strengths and interests into careers. Last month, The Finance Authority of Maine visited all grade 4 classrooms and completed an activity in which students identified what they liked to do, what they were good at, and what potential careers in the future they could do. Building upon that activity, all grade 4 students visited either the Southern Maine Aviation or Moody's Collision and learned about careers matching their interests. Students learned what careers required a high school diploma, internship, on-the-job training, or a college degree. Many thanks to FAME, Southern Maine Aviation, Moody's Collision, Sanford Elementary School Counselors, and administrators for making this possible.
Sanford Schools grade 4 students have been learning how to turn their strengths and interests into careers. Last month, The Finance Authority of Maine visited all grade 4 classrooms and completed an activity in which students identified what they liked to do, what they were good at, and what potential careers in the future they could do. Building upon that activity, all grade 4 students visited either the Southern Maine Aviation or Moody's Collision and learned about careers matching their interests. Students learned what careers required a high school diploma, internship, on-the-job training, or a college degree. Many thanks to FAME, Southern Maine Aviation, Moody's Collision, Sanford Elementary School Counselors, and administrators for making this possible.
Sanford Schools grade 4 students have been learning how to turn their strengths and interests into careers. Last month, The Finance Authority of Maine visited all grade 4 classrooms and completed an activity in which students identified what they liked to do, what they were good at, and what potential careers in the future they could do. Building upon that activity, all grade 4 students visited either the Southern Maine Aviation or Moody's Collision and learned about careers matching their interests. Students learned what careers required a high school diploma, internship, on-the-job training, or a college degree. Many thanks to FAME, Southern Maine Aviation, Moody's Collision, Sanford Elementary School Counselors, and administrators for making this possible.
Olivia Farrington and Jack Van Gieson, pictured above with assistant principal Mike Bailey, principal Pam Lydon, and assistant principal Joe Mastraccio, were honored on Wednesday night at a dinner at the Elks Club. These two students were chosen by the Middle School staff, and celebrated for their many accomplishments.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Olivia Farrington and Jack Van Gieson, pictured above with assistant principal Mike Bailey, principal Pam Lydon, and assistant principal Joe Mastraccio, were honored on Wednesday night at a dinner at the Elks Club. These two students were chosen by the Middle School staff, and celebrated for their many accomplishments.
High School Athletic Schedule: JV Softball @ 4PM at Kennebunk HS Girls Tennis @ 4PM at Thornton Academy First Team Baseball @ 4:30 at Thornton Academy Varsity Softball @ 4:30PM at Kennebunk HS
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
Attention all 8th grade girls basketball players who are interested in playing basketball next year at the high school. There will be a meeting in the gym on Monday May 15th from 1:35-2:00 with Varsity Basketball Coach Rossi Kearson.
almost 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
The Sanford School Department caught up with Margaret Chase Smith 4th Grade teacher Lauren Brown. Lauren is in her first year at Margaret Chase Smith School. Lauren has quite literally see her students grow over the course of the year. “I actually measure them at the beginning of the year, and they’ve grown like three or four inches,” she said. “But also academically, they’ve grown so much and we’re all one big happy family in my classroom.” But more important, her students have been actively engaged and ready to learn once they arrive at class. “And the kids, they come in and they are just so excited to come in and learn, and I’m so excited to see them.” In just her first year at the school, Lauren has been impressed with how close the Sanford community is. “I think the family aspect is great,” she said. “The parents are really great and my coworkers are like family to me, too, so I think the closeknit community of it all is great." Thank you Lauren Brown!
about 2 years ago, Sanford School Department
The Sanford School Department caught up with Margaret Chase Smith 4th Grade teacher Lauren Brown. Lauren is in her first year at Margaret Chase Smith School. Lauren has quite literally see her students grow over the course of the year. “I actually measure them at the beginning of the year, and they’ve grown like three or four inches,” she said. “But also academically, they’ve grown so much and we’re all one big happy family in my classroom.” But more important, her students have been actively engaged and ready to learn once they arrive at class. “And the kids, they come in and they are just so excited to come in and learn, and I’m so excited to see them.” In just her first year at the school, Lauren has been impressed with how close the Sanford community is. “I think the family aspect is great,” she said. “The parents are really great and my coworkers are like family to me, too, so I think the closeknit community of it all is Thank you Lauren Brown!
Check out this fantastic article on Chace Fromwiller throwing out the first pitch at the Red Sox game! https://bit.ly/3NXVqSD
about 2 years ago, Sanford School Department