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Vox Sparta
Staff
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Your Presence Matters
Open House Schedule
Children sitting in a circle on a rug during a read-aloud.
A school bus with a sign reading K-12.
Students
Stuff the Bus
The Sanford School Department accepts funding through the Elementary and Secondary Act (ESEA) of 1965.   As part of ESEA, the Sanford School Department is required to provide a reasonable opportunity for public comment on the consolidated application and consider such comment prior to the submission of the application.  To view the proposed projects in our application click HERE   The Sanford School Department is now accepting public comment on the ESEA application through July 15, 2026. Click HERE to share your thoughts about the application’s projects.
Kindergartners Complete Their Final K for ME Unit!
Sanford Girls Complete Girls on the Run 5K at Topsham Fairgrounds
Students Give Back Through Sneaker Drive Service Learning Project
Sanford Fourth Graders Visit Moody's Collision, Sanford Airport
Margaret Chase Smith Elementary held its annual Variety Show last Thursday, and the evening was nothing short of spectacular. More than 40 third and fourth grade students took to the stage, treating the audience to an impressive showcase of dancing, singing, gymnastics, comedy sketches, and clogging performances.  The event was a testament to weeks of dedicated preparation and the spirit of encouragement students showed one another throughout the process. Their hard work, creativity, and courage were on full display from the first act to the last.
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Margaret Chase Smith Elementary students spent the last Friday before Spring Break at the school's annual Wellness Fair, a fun-filled day packed with hands-on activities focused on health, nutrition, safety, and career readiness. Students explored an exciting lineup of sessions throughout the day, including fire safety demonstrations, cosmetology tips, and interactive presentations from JMG, our School Resource Officer, and local EMTs. One of the biggest crowd-pleasers was the smoothie bike, where students pedaled their way to a delicious healthy treat. Students also got their hands dirty planting seeds, practiced bike safety skills, and took part in creative social-emotional learning activities. The Wellness Fair is a beloved school tradition, and this year was no exception. Our coyotes came away with new knowledge, new experiences, and plenty of great memories to carry into the break. A heartfelt thank you goes out to all of the volunteers who gave their time and talents to make the day such a success. Your support means the world to our school community!