Here are some photos of the GSB 8th graders visiting the bath Tech Center
Congratulations to Jade in 7th grade for winning first place in the 5-8 spelling bee and to Owen in 7th grade for taking second place! Jade and Owen will move onto the regional competition which will take place at GSB in February. Also congratulations to Ms Campbell for winning the 2024 GSB staff spelling bee!
Louisa Crane from Coastal Rivers visited the first grade art classes earlier in the month to introduce this year’s poster contest. The contest is titled, May The Forest Be With You Always.
Students participated in a variety of activities to learn about forest ecosystems and reenacted the lifecycle of a tree.
Congratulations to the winners of the 1st - 4th grade GSB spelling bee!
1st place - Thomas in 4th grade and 2nd place River in 4th grade!
Also Congratulations to Ms Hedda for winning the 1st - 4th grade staff spelling bee!
Hello GSB community! Here's the Friday flyer for the upcoming week!
https://link.aos93.org/GSBFridayFlyer1-19-24
Stay warm this weekend!
Chewonki came with their Fur, Feathers, and Feet program. The first graders got to meet a real Great Horned Owl!
The GSB Strategic Planning Committee is launching a kick-off event on January 23, 2024, from 5:30-7:30 pm at Great Salt Bay Community School in the cafeteria. This is a rescheduled event from November.
Judy Sanders, an educational and community consultant, has been hired to facilitate and organize our community’s vision for our public school. The committee would like all those interested in GSB’s future to attend. More importantly, anybody interested in joining the committee will have an opportunity to learn more about participating.
We all have a stake in our school and our community. For more information contact Amy Guptill, aguptill@aos93.org.
Who's ready for some basketball?!! This afternoon GSB boys travel to Medomak starting with the 8th grade boys at 3:45 followed by the 6th/7th grade boys at 5:15, while the girls will host Medomak at home at 3:45. Good luck GSB!
The GSB Agriculture Program is trying out a new fundraiser through Fedco Seeds. The Ag Program will receive 50% of the profits from this seed order, which will allow us to do even more great activities with your students. We would appreciate it if you could share this flyer with your friends & family. The ordering process is easy, just click on the link in the Fedco order form and get access to a great selection of tried and true varieties.
https://link.aos93.org/GSBFedcoFundraiser2024
Thank you!
Measuring in Mrs. Flewelling’s 2nd grade class!
It's game day Cougars fans!! This afternoon GSB boys host Camden starting with the 8th grade boys at 3:45 followed by the 6th/7th grade boys at 5:15, while the girls will travel to Camden. Good luck GSB!
Second graders conducted a science experiment to test the melting points of different types of candy.
Due to the incoming weather, all AOS 93 schools will release early today at 12:00 noon. All after school activities are cancelled for this afternoon.
Please stay warm and safe today!
Remember that time we actually got some snow? Ms Erin's PE classes jumped right in!
Grade 2 created a “rockstacle course” in PE!
Ms. Sam from Healthy Lincoln County taught first graders about squash and did a taste test.
Here is a great resource on technology topics to talk about with your kids - Childhood 2.0 - A Handbook for raising Kids in the Digital Age - https://link.aos93.org/Childhood2.0
Students in are grades 2-5 are officially starting the junior duck stamp unit to prepare for submitting their composition to the contest.
Third graders began learning about three types of waterfowl (ducks, geese, swans).
They learned about habitat and the history of the duck stamp (started in 1939 and originally named the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, signed into law by president Franklin D Roosevelt). Since it’s inception the duck stamp has helped to raise $950 million dollars to conserve wetlands/ habitat, support clean water, and manage flood prevention/ soil erosion throughout the United States!
Student chose their specific waterfowl this week and are very excited to begin their paintings.
Ms Tibbetts 4th grade class enjoyed a hearty stew cooked over an open fire as party of a history through food exploration.
Our third graders started ice skating lessons this week at the MRC. They showed great perseverance and a positive attitude during their first lesson. They can’t wait for the next three weeks!
