Congratulations to Terri Gerrish (Left, Pride Elementary) and Kendra Marley (Right, Carl J. Lamb Elementary) on being recognized as "Outstanding Early Childhood Professionals" during the Week of the Young Child! These dedicated educators are making a tremendous impact on Sanford's youngest learners. Read our full article to learn more about these exceptional educators and why they were selected for this special honor from the Maine Department of Education and DHHS! https://www.sanford.org/article/2183211
1 day ago, Sanford School Department
https://www.sanford.org/article/2183211
Good evening, Here is this week's CJL Family Newsletter. https://5il.co/3dp4w
16 days ago, Sherri Baron
Looking up to big brother
Here is this week's CJL Newsletter. https://5il.co/3d7ri. We have a spirit week next week. There is no school the week of the 21st. We need your help with a safety concern; at parent drop off and pick up all parents, guardians, staff, and students must use the crosswalks on campus and avoid cutting through the bus loop to and from your cars. We appreciate your help.
23 days ago, Sherri Baron
Crosswalk Safety
📣 GLOW RUN TONIGHT! 📣 Join us for a fun-filled evening at Carl J. Lamb Elementary's Glow Run! ✨ WHEN: Tonight, 5:30-7:00 PM ✨ WHERE: Carl J. Lamb Elementary
23 days ago, Sanford School Department
📚✏️ THANK YOU to all the families who joined us for our Kindergarten Exploration Event last Thursday! We were thrilled to welcome over 50 families across Carl J. Lamb, Margaret Chase Smith, and Sanford Pride Elementary Schools. It was wonderful seeing our future kindergarteners exploring classrooms, meeting teachers, and getting comfortable in their new schools! The smiles and excitement were contagious! 📣 REMINDER: If you couldn't make it to the event, it's not too late to register your child for kindergarten for the 2025-2026 school year!
24 days ago, Sanford School Department
📚✏️ THANK YOU to all the families who joined us for our Kindergarten Exploration Event last Thursday! We were thrilled to welcome over 50 families across Carl J. Lamb, Margaret Chase Smith, and Sanford Pride Elementary Schools. It was wonderful seeing our future kindergarteners exploring classrooms, meeting teachers, and getting comfortable in their new schools! The smiles and excitement were contagious! 📣 REMINDER: If you couldn't make it to the event, it's not too late to register your child for kindergarten for the 2025-2026 school year!
📚✏️ THANK YOU to all the families who joined us for our Kindergarten Exploration Event last Thursday! We were thrilled to welcome over 50 families across Carl J. Lamb, Margaret Chase Smith, and Sanford Pride Elementary Schools. It was wonderful seeing our future kindergarteners exploring classrooms, meeting teachers, and getting comfortable in their new schools! The smiles and excitement were contagious! 📣 REMINDER: If you couldn't make it to the event, it's not too late to register your child for kindergarten for the 2025-2026 school year!
Good Afternoon, CJL Families. Here is the link to next week's newsletter https://5il.co/3cny4
29 days ago, Kristy Richards
girl showing peace sign
We would love your feedback on our Storybook Spectacular Literacy Event. If you were able to attend, please take 2 minutes to fill out this survey. Your response will help us improve the event for next year. Thank you! https://forms.gle/scVfELJVnrwmyUjZA
29 days ago, Sherri Baron
Family enjoying stories
Kindergarten Exploration Event for incoming Kindergarten students: APRIL 3RD, 2025 from 5PM-6PM at MCS, CJL & SPE! Join us to: Explore your school See a kindergarten classroom Meet teachers & staff Learn about the transition to kindergarten Still need to register for kindergarten? No problem! Register online or in person at the event. Questions? Email: spalmer@sanford.org
about 1 month ago, Sanford School Department
Kindergarten Exploration Event for incoming Kindergarten students: APRIL 3RD, 2025 from 5PM-6PM at MCS, CJL & SPE! Join us to: Explore your school See a kindergarten classroom Meet teachers & staff Learn about the transition to kindergarten Still need to register for kindergarten? No problem! Register online or in person at the event.  Questions? Email: spalmer@sanford.org
Good morning, Here is this week's CJL Family Newsletter. https://5il.co/3bugg
about 1 month ago, Sherri Baron
Mannie Nogueira
Monday, 3-24-25, bus 9 left CJL at 3:45. Students who ride bus 5 are coming home on Bus 12, which pulled out of CJL's parking lot at 3:48pm.
about 1 month ago, Sherri Baron
Buses 5 & 9 are running behind today. Students are still currently at Carl J. Lamb School waiting to be picked up (3:27pm Monday, 3-24-25).
about 1 month ago, Sherri Baron
Good evening, Here is the CJL Family Newsletter for next week. https://5il.co/3b4l1
about 1 month ago, Sherri Baron
Kindergarten Seascape
Carl J. Lamb Elementary School recently hosted the first-ever Maine Adaptive Music Summit, bringing together music teachers, special educators, and educational technicians to collaborate on better supporting students in adaptive music programs. The summit featured sessions on sensory processing, emotional regulation, and strategies for making music accessible to every child. Principal Sherri Baron noted, "Several participants said this summit provided the most comprehensive professional development they had ever received on adaptive music education." What does this mean for your child? Better collaboration between all the adults in their school day and consistent support across all learning environments. Check out our full article to learn more about this exciting initiative that's helping make sure every child can experience the joy of music! https://www.sanford.org/article/2097215
about 1 month ago, Sanford School Department
Carl J. Lamb Elementary School recently hosted the first-ever Maine Adaptive Music Summit, bringing together music teachers, special educators, and educational technicians to collaborate on better supporting students in adaptive music programs. The summit featured sessions on sensory processing, emotional regulation, and strategies for making music accessible to every child. Principal Sherri Baron noted, "Several participants said this summit provided the most comprehensive professional development they had ever received on adaptive music education." What does this mean for your child? Better collaboration between all the adults in their school day and consistent support across all learning environments. Check out our full article to learn more about this exciting initiative that's helping make sure every child can experience the joy of music! https://www.sanford.org/article/2097215
Carl J. Lamb Elementary School recently hosted the first-ever Maine Adaptive Music Summit, bringing together music teachers, special educators, and educational technicians to collaborate on better supporting students in adaptive music programs. The summit featured sessions on sensory processing, emotional regulation, and strategies for making music accessible to every child. Principal Sherri Baron noted, "Several participants said this summit provided the most comprehensive professional development they had ever received on adaptive music education." What does this mean for your child? Better collaboration between all the adults in their school day and consistent support across all learning environments. Check out our full article to learn more about this exciting initiative that's helping make sure every child can experience the joy of music! https://www.sanford.org/article/2097215
Carl J. Lamb Elementary School recently hosted the first-ever Maine Adaptive Music Summit, bringing together music teachers, special educators, and educational technicians to collaborate on better supporting students in adaptive music programs. The summit featured sessions on sensory processing, emotional regulation, and strategies for making music accessible to every child. Principal Sherri Baron noted, "Several participants said this summit provided the most comprehensive professional development they had ever received on adaptive music education." What does this mean for your child? Better collaboration between all the adults in their school day and consistent support across all learning environments. Check out our full article to learn more about this exciting initiative that's helping make sure every child can experience the joy of music! https://www.sanford.org/article/2097215
Carl J. Lamb Elementary School recently hosted the first-ever Maine Adaptive Music Summit, bringing together music teachers, special educators, and educational technicians to collaborate on better supporting students in adaptive music programs. The summit featured sessions on sensory processing, emotional regulation, and strategies for making music accessible to every child. Principal Sherri Baron noted, "Several participants said this summit provided the most comprehensive professional development they had ever received on adaptive music education." What does this mean for your child? Better collaboration between all the adults in their school day and consistent support across all learning environments. Check out our full article to learn more about this exciting initiative that's helping make sure every child can experience the joy of music! https://www.sanford.org/article/2097215
Due to staff illness, Show Choir is cancelled after school tomorrow, as is the Pre-K & K Show Choir Outreach Concert for families that was going to be held Friday morning. Thank you for your understanding.
about 1 month ago, Sherri Baron
PK-4 students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School took a special field trip to the music room to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, where they were immersed in the traditions of Irish music. During this interactive presentation, students learned an Irish dance, practiced a common phrase in the Irish language, and explored traditional Irish instruments. From lively jigs to the sounds of instruments like the tin whistle and bodhrán, the students gained a deeper appreciation for Irish culture.
about 2 months ago, Sanford School Department
PK-4 students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School took a special field trip to the music room to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, where they were immersed in the traditions of Irish music. During this interactive presentation, students learned an Irish dance, practiced a common phrase in the Irish language, and explored traditional Irish instruments. From lively jigs to the sounds of instruments like the tin whistle and bodhrán, the students gained a deeper appreciation for Irish culture.
PK-4 students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School took a special field trip to the music room to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, where they were immersed in the traditions of Irish music. During this interactive presentation, students learned an Irish dance, practiced a common phrase in the Irish language, and explored traditional Irish instruments. From lively jigs to the sounds of instruments like the tin whistle and bodhrán, the students gained a deeper appreciation for Irish culture.
PK-4 students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School took a special field trip to the music room to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, where they were immersed in the traditions of Irish music. During this interactive presentation, students learned an Irish dance, practiced a common phrase in the Irish language, and explored traditional Irish instruments. From lively jigs to the sounds of instruments like the tin whistle and bodhrán, the students gained a deeper appreciation for Irish culture.
PK-4 students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School took a special field trip to the music room to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, where they were immersed in the traditions of Irish music. During this interactive presentation, students learned an Irish dance, practiced a common phrase in the Irish language, and explored traditional Irish instruments. From lively jigs to the sounds of instruments like the tin whistle and bodhrán, the students gained a deeper appreciation for Irish culture.
📚✨ STORYBOOK SPECTACULAR at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School! ✨📚 Join us at Carl J. Lamb this Wednesday, March 19th from 5:30-7:00 PM for a magical evening of literacy and fun! What to expect: Fun games and activities for kids Creative crafts Special read-alouds with teachers Light refreshments FREE book for every student! BONUS: The Springvale Library will be on-site to help families sign up for library cards. Remember to bring ID or mail with your current address! This is a FREE community event for all CJL families. We hope to see you there! Tag a friend who might want to join the fun! 📖💫
about 2 months ago, Sanford School Department
📚✨ STORYBOOK SPECTACULAR at Carl J. Lamb Elementary School! ✨📚 Join us at Carl J. Lamb this Wednesday, March 19th from 5:30-7:00 PM for a magical evening of literacy and fun! What to expect: Fun games and activities for kids Creative crafts Special read-alouds with teachers Light refreshments FREE book for every student! BONUS: The Springvale Library will be on-site to help families sign up for library cards. Remember to bring ID or mail with your current address! This is a FREE community event for all CJL families. We hope to see you there! Tag a friend who might want to join the fun! 📖💫
🍁 SWEET LEARNING: Students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary are turning science class into something delicious! From tapping maple trees on their playground to producing their own syrup, these young scientists are learning math, geography, and teamwork through a unique maple sugaring project. Read our full story on how teachers Kim Minchin and "Mr. Bob" Rothwell are bringing this New England tradition into the classroom and transforming education one drop of sap at a time! Link: https://www.sanford.org/article/2087902
about 2 months ago, Sanford School Department
🍁 SWEET LEARNING: Students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary are turning science class into something delicious! From tapping maple trees on their playground to producing their own syrup, these young scientists are learning math, geography, and teamwork through a unique maple sugaring project. Read our full story on how teachers Kim Minchin and "Mr. Bob" Rothwell are bringing this New England tradition into the classroom and transforming education one drop of sap at a time!  Link: https://www.sanford.org/article/2087902
🍁 SWEET LEARNING: Students at Carl J. Lamb Elementary are turning science class into something delicious! From tapping maple trees on their playground to producing their own syrup, these young scientists are learning math, geography, and teamwork through a unique maple sugaring project. Read our full story on how teachers Kim Minchin and "Mr. Bob" Rothwell are bringing this New England tradition into the classroom and transforming education one drop of sap at a time!  Link: https://www.sanford.org/article/2087902
Good afternoon, We hope you'll join us at our Virtual Family Math Night on the 18th. In case you missed the sign ups, here's the registration form. https://5il.co/3ammt Congratulations to our Positive Office Referral Winner, Grant French!
about 2 months ago, Sherri Baron
Grant French - Positive Office Referral
Good morning, Here is this week's CJL Family Newsletter. https://5il.co/3amhk
about 2 months ago, Sherri Baron
Cross-curricular maple syrup unit of study at CJL
📣 JOIN US FOR FAMILY MATH GAME NIGHT! 📣 Sanford's third virtual Family Math Game Night is happening Tuesday, March 18th at 6:00 PM via Zoom! Families can play fun math games together from the comfort of home. ✅ All materials and Zoom link will be provided to families who RSVP ✅ Registration deadline: March 17th (this Monday!) ✅ Two easy ways to register: Scan the QR code to access the Google Form (or follow this link: https://forms.gle/GTakXJUaxFL2mVDh7) Fill out the paper form and return to school
about 2 months ago, Sanford School Department
📣 JOIN US FOR FAMILY MATH GAME NIGHT! 📣 Sanford's third virtual Family Math Game Night is happening Tuesday, March 18th at 6:00 PM via Zoom! Families can play fun math games together from the comfort of home. ✅ All materials and Zoom link will be provided to families who RSVP ✅ Registration deadline: March 17th (this Monday!) ✅ Two easy ways to register: Scan the QR code to access the Google Form (or follow this link: https://forms.gle/GTakXJUaxFL2mVDh7) Fill out the paper form and return to school