For the safety of our employees and the people plowing, there will be no overnight parking allowed at any of the RSU 18 buildings until April 1, 2019.
Right before the break, Mrs. Solis’ kindergarten class tackled the December installment of their Kinder Kindness Project. Students and their families worked together to make 90 dog treats to donate to the Waterville Humane Society. Mrs. Solis implemented the Kinder Kindness Project as a way to show her students that they are never too small… Read More
by Kathryn Bailey Our Atwood families and Librarians alike have been having a great time in the Library from 7:30-8:00 EVERY Thursday sharing stories and taking some time to slow down a bit and read. We love seeing the familiar faces week after week, but the more the merrier. Come join us! Every month we… Read More
Every year during the holidays, our schools sponsor local families in need using gift drives, Giving Trees and other methods. This year Atwood School bought gifts for 33 local families and opted to use their Gratitude Grant to add one extra gift for each family. They wanted to be able to offer something that could… Read More
Atwood Primary had a very successful kick-off to Falalala Fridays last week with their annual Dress Like an Elf, Put Food on the Shelf event. The students and staff collected “an entire truckload of food” for the Oakland Food Pantry!
Don’t forget that Falalala Fridays start this week! Friday, December 7: Dress Like an Elf, Bring Food for the Shelf Day…on this day, have your child dress in green and red…elf-like, and bring any non-perishable food donation for our local food pantry Friday, December 14: On this day, we go to Messalonskee High School to… Read More
Submitted by: Jennifer McGee, Principal When I was a kid, if we didn’t arrive somewhere 15 minutes early, my father thought we were late. If my curfew was 11:00 at night, I would be home by 10:45…just to be on the safe side! I recently held a little luncheon for some of my young adult… Read More
The garden towers in the classrooms of Atwood teachers, Brynn Charest and Tammy Pullen, are at it again!! They just harvested enough lettuce to have a salad for each student in the class, and to donate the rest to the Atwood school salad bar! Farm to table is alive and well in Atwood classrooms!
Last Tuesday, just ahead of a snowstorm and an early dismissal, Atwood Kindergarten students were busy making pies. Thanks to a lot of hard work from staff, students, and their families, the four Kindergarten classes produced 80 pumpkin pies for the Annual Messalonskee Thanksgiving Dinner! The annual Family Pumpkin Pie Day is funded by the… Read More
Submitted by: Jennifer McGee When I was a child, I lined up all of my dolls and stuffed animals, and I stood at the front of my bedroom and gave them all carefully crafted lessons. I read books aloud to them, holding the book and turning the pages just as I had watched my teachers… Read More
This past summer, Atwood Primary School was chosen to receive a $5000 project grant from Poland Spring. The school was selected out of over 200 submissions for their plan to create a reading garden, and the grant came with a very specific challenge. “In order to receive the grant, we needed to complete our project… Read More