Correction: Our Meadow Farms Fundraiser is due Oct. 6th. Thank you!
Good evening, Here is the link to this week's CJL Family Newsletter. https://5il.co/3pymp . We hope to see you tonight at the CJL PTA Playground Party from 5:30pm-6:30pm.
Order your cornstalks from the CJL PTA: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F044AA9AD2EA0F94-58623045-let's Pick up at CJL between 10&12 this Sunday. We're accepting cash or Venmo @CJL-PTA. Thank you so much for your support!
Good Evening. Here is this week's CJL newsletter https://5il.co/3pm78
Good morning, This is a reminder that Carl J. Lamb School picture day is on Tuesday, September 9th, 2025. Please return your picture envelope to your child's teacher on or before that date. You may request that your teacher send home another envelope, if you need one. Thank you!
No ERD tomorrow, Sept 3, 2025. School will dismiss at the regular time (3:00 p.m.) this Wednesday, September 3. Early release Wednesdays (2:00 p.m. dismissal) begin next week, September 10. We look forward to welcoming Kindergarten students tomorrow and PreK on Thursday!
Good afternoon, Students who ride bus 5 left the parking lot at Carl J. Lamb School at 3:44pm to bring students home and students who ride busses 3, 19, and 9 left our parking lot at 3:58pm. We thank you for your patience. Our school's main office can be reached at 324-8481, if you have any questions.
We're excited to welcome our students in gr. 1-4 today! Contact Nurse Amy at akirby@sanford.org or 324-8481. Her phone is being serviced.
CJL Open House, Thursday, August 28 | 5:00–6:00 PM. Meet your child's teacher and explore the school. Guardians can also use this time to drop off medication with the nurse. We look forward to seeing you! https://5il.co/3oqfu
Continuing to recognize our retiring staff... Congratulations to Roberta Hurley on her retirement after many years as a Secretary at Carl J. Lamb Elementary! Throughout her distinguished career, Roberta has provided essential support to students, families, and staff, serving as a welcoming face for our school community. Thank you! 🏫
We're taking time to celebrate retiring staff members who have made lasting impacts across our district. Congratulations to Deb Smith on her retirement after an amazing 42 years with Sanford schools! Deb joined Carl J. Lamb when it opened in 1990 as a founding PTA member and has taught Kindergarten, providing countless children with a strong foundation. She was named the inaugural Outstanding Staff Person in 2018!
Good morning CJL Families! Check out what your students learned in art, health, PE, and music during the third trimester! We’re very proud of our students, staff, families, volunteers, and community partners and grateful for the wonderful year we had together! Thank you!
Good morning, here is this week's CJL Family Newsletter for the week of June 9th, 2025. https://5il.co/3ihqi
Good morning, please read this important letter from the CJL Principal. Thank you. https://5il.co/3ihqb
This morning, Sanford High School Class of 2025 made their ceremonial walk through our schools in their caps and gowns!
The graduates visited Sanford Middle School, Sanford Pride Elementary, Carl J. Lamb Elementary, and Margaret Chase Smith Elementary before finishing their journey at Sanford High School.
What a heartwarming tradition! Seniors got to reconnect with former teachers who helped shape their journey, while current students lined the hallways cheering and celebrating the Class of 2025.
Two CJL Updates: 4th graders have Step Up Day (field trip to the Middle School) this Thur. from 8:45-9:45am. The corrected date and time for Show Choir Info. Meeting for next year's 3rd and 4th graders who are interested and their parents/guardians is this Thur. at 5:00pm. Thank you!
🚶♀️🚶♂️ Carl J. Lamb Elementary families are loving the Walking School Bus Program now happening in the Brook Street/Lafayette neighborhood! Students are starting their day with a fun, safe walk to the bus stop with caring volunteers. Read how this community partnership is making mornings brighter for local families! https://www.sanford.org/article/2235808
