Students making bracelets in the 5/6 PACT program.
AOS 93 Schools, Great Salt Bay, Nobleboro, Bristol & South Bristol will have a two hour delay this morning, Monday, December 4th due to weather.
Jefferson Village School will have a full remote day today due to weather conditions.
Mr. Sam from the Darling Marine Center led and taught the 5th and 6th graders at Shell Middens during science.
The Lincoln Academy Climate Action Club partnered with some helpful 4th graders to help clean up our campus. We collected seven garbage bags full of trash!
South Bristol School is holding their Holiday Craft Fair, tomorrow, Saturday December 2nd from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the South Bristol School gym. Santa will be arriving at 11:00! There will be a fish chowder or hotdog lunch available!
For more information, please email Tenley Seiders at tenleywilder@yahoo.com.
This event is hosted by the SBS 8th grade class. We hope to see you there!
Here are a few more from the 5th grade community collaboration, animal study! Big shout out to Ms Rey for setting up these amazing art field trips!
8th Graders doing a Mock Trial based on "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe.
The GSB art program, under the guidance and care of Ms Rey, has made it into the Lincoln County News! Check it out here!
https://lcnme.com/currentnews/gsb-students-interweave-art-and-community
7th graders use taste, touch, and sight to identify input in our “senses” lab.
GSB will host Nobleboro for its first scrimmage of the season this afternoon - 11/27 at 3:45. Come out and support your Cougars!
GSB second graders designing Lego cars to complete various STEM challenges with the staff from Owls Head Transportation Museum.
GSB 5th grade community collaboration animal art study field trip to Darrowby Farm Sanctuary, Jefferson.
Ms. Jen took seven student leaders to the Maine Youth Leadership Conference at the Hyde School in Bath. It was wonderful to be in the company of so many promising young people!
1st grade went to Owls Head Transportation and learned about the evolution of cars. They also explored how electricity is found in places like Play-Doh!
Kindergarten learning about the 3 Sisters and the Wabanaki tribes this week in Agriculture class.
Mrs. Ball’s class enjoyed a trip to the shell middens on a beautiful afternoon!
First graders eating plant part wraps made with roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds.
First grade learned about and created simple machines with the help Owls Head Transportation Museum.
GSB 2nd graders harvested popcorn, cooked popcorn, and harvested sunflower seeds as part of their American Indian Heritage month Agriculture class.
2nd graders finding shapes in nature, drawing flowers in the labyrinth garden.
