Please welcome Robert White, our new coach for the GSB 7th grade boys bball team!
With more than 25 years of youth coaching experience, Robert focuses on keeping integrity at the center of everything he does. He believes in leading by example, treating players with honesty and respect, and communicating openly with both kids and parents. “I’m proud of every win we earn, but I’m even more proud of the growth I see in our kids—on and off the court. Hard work, good character habits, steady improvement, being a great teammate, and thinking about others first…that’s what the game is really about.”
With more than 25 years of youth coaching experience, Robert focuses on keeping integrity at the center of everything he does. He believes in leading by example, treating players with honesty and respect, and communicating openly with both kids and parents. “I’m proud of every win we earn, but I’m even more proud of the growth I see in our kids—on and off the court. Hard work, good character habits, steady improvement, being a great teammate, and thinking about others first…that’s what the game is really about.”
Mrs. Michaud's class met the veteran Travis Mills!
We're halfway through GSB Spirit Week! Here are some photos from Mismatch Day and Fancy Dress Up Day!
Don't forget Thursday is Crazy Hair / Hat Day!
Mrs. Ettinger's class learned about telling time by jumping around the clock and making a human clock!
Reading Buddies! Mrs.Ball’s Kinders with Mr. Coleman’s 4th graders!
Mrs. Farnsworth’s kindergarteners dissected owl pellet and found real bones inside.
Enjoying November in 2nd grade!
Pre-k read Little Red Hen Makes A Pizza by Philemon Sturges and then got to try out their pizza making skills with the help of some 7th and 8th graders and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Brown and Mr. Nick. Everyone agreed the pizzas were double thumbs up delicious!
Third graders enjoyed making masks for the jog-a-thon then running wild through the obstacle course.
Third graders went to Fort Western to learn about life during the colonial period. Students prepared for the day, went to school, and learned about daily chores.
Third graders enjoy agriculture class with Ms Hedda. We planted wheat and garlic in the last few weeks.
GSB third graders were out and about touring the state capitol building! We learned about the branches of government, how laws are made, and a bit about Maine becoming a state!
Mr. Sirkel, Ms. Katy, and Ms. Erin are co teaching a rhythm and dance unit this month to 3rd and 4th graders! Honestly, Ms. Erin is being taught right along with the kids and it has been SO fun!!
STEM Club for 3rd and 4th graders!
GSB Pumpkin Math!
Guess which secret staff school spirit day this is! (Kudos to the kids who figured it out!)
On Friday, October 31, the fifth graders at G.S.B. turned the cafeteria into a full-blown cardboard arcade! Families, teachers, and fourth graders came to play and cheer on the creative game makers.
More than 25 amazing arcade games filled the room — everything from claw machines and foosball tables to skee-ball, marble runs, ping-pong, and even whack-a-mole! The fifth graders dreamed them up, built them from cardboard, wood, wire, and glue, and made sure every game worked before the big day.
This project started six weeks ago after the students watched the inspiring documentary “Caine’s Arcade”. They learned how to design, test, and improve their games just like real engineers.
During the arcade, players won fun prizes like stickers, erasers, pencils, snacks, and bookmarks. The energy was off the charts as fourth graders visited the different game, trying to play them all and find their favorites!
This new G.S.B. tradition started just last year, and it’s already a school hit. The fourth graders left buzzing with ideas — they can’t wait to make their designs as fifth graders in 2026!
More than 25 amazing arcade games filled the room — everything from claw machines and foosball tables to skee-ball, marble runs, ping-pong, and even whack-a-mole! The fifth graders dreamed them up, built them from cardboard, wood, wire, and glue, and made sure every game worked before the big day.
This project started six weeks ago after the students watched the inspiring documentary “Caine’s Arcade”. They learned how to design, test, and improve their games just like real engineers.
During the arcade, players won fun prizes like stickers, erasers, pencils, snacks, and bookmarks. The energy was off the charts as fourth graders visited the different game, trying to play them all and find their favorites!
This new G.S.B. tradition started just last year, and it’s already a school hit. The fourth graders left buzzing with ideas — they can’t wait to make their designs as fifth graders in 2026!
5th grade bird watching field trip to Coastal Rivers
5th graders took part in an Improv class with Ms Teralyn Reiter during experiential block!
Grade 6 has just complete their identity troll sculpture project in art, inspired by the Thomas Dambo trolls at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.
