2nd graders visit Dodge Point with Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust
GSB students visit the Maine Wild Animal Park in Gray!
GSB Girls Group and Legacy Project leaders held a celebration dinner at Applebees on June 9th!
GSB Students volunteering at the Twin Village DRA part 1
Only 15 books left. Buy yours before they're sold out!
Second graders met with author Brian Chapman and one of his book characters, Superdog!
Simmons and Campbell’s advisory groups joined on Wednesday for an outside adventure!
More of GSB students at Wavus!
Kindergarten Phys Ed adventures in the woods!
Lincoln Academy will be having their Field Hockey summer session on the turf at LA every Tuesday from 5-6:30pm starting next week. They will run every Tuesday, which the exception of the 4th of July, until the last week of July.
We have some extra sticks, shin guards and goggles for anyone that has never played, but wants to give it a try.
A special elective fishing trip at the Shell Middens! Catch & Release!
Kindergarten preview of Field Day games! Spike Ball PROS!
GSB Yearbooks are on sale! Only 15 yearbooks left! Get yours before they're sold out!
$8 each!
3rd grade received a surprise from CLC YMCA! Tennis anyone?
The GSB Spring Strings Concert will be live streamed tonight on our SeasonCast Channel starting at 6:30! https://seasoncast.com/GSBCougars
6th grade students enjoying their last guidance class by making friendship bracelets, playing games, and discussing everything they learned in guidance class this year!
5th grade Field Day Preview Game week!
The 6th Graders shared their findings from the Coastal Rivers field trip back in April. They had the opportunity to share their findings in a Science Fair with 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. They worked very hard on their projects and the final products were amazing!
Katie Hurley, renowned expert in Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Development, will speak at Lincoln Theater on June 5 at 6:30 pm. Thanks to sponsorship by Lincoln Academy, Lincoln Health, Great Salt Bay Community School PTO, Hearty Roots, and the Central Lincoln County YMCA, the event is free and open to the public.
While attendance is free, pre-registration is encouraged, since the event is expected to fill up. Registration is available through the Lincoln Theater website under ‘Talks.’
Dr. Hurley’s June 5 talk will focus on Adolescents and Technology, and how parents, social workers, and teachers can help mediate the impact of technology and social media use on adolescent mental health. She will address topics including cyberbullying and self-esteem issues that can be triggered or intensified by frequent social media use as well as depression and anxiety. The talk will address some of the pros and cons of technology use among teens, including proactive strategies to curb usage, and offer strategies to help teens learn to use social media for good.
GSB Students at Wavus - photo by Natalie!
