The Snow Forecast #2

9/7: No school, holiday

9/8: 5th Grade Band Demo

9/16: Early Release Day, noon

9/16: PTO Meeting, 6pm (Volunteer Training at 5:30)

• Please make sure students all know which bus they are taking to and from school.
• Need help figuring that out? Cyr Bus has worked with the BSD to develop multiple resources on this page, including the new Bus Stop Mapping Tool.
• Still need help? Call Cyr Bus at (207) 942-3354.

Our first PTO Meeting will be Wednesday, September 16 at 6:00 in the Mary Snow gym. If you would like to be Volunteer Trained, we will start that at 5:30. Everyone is welcome!

If you haven’t already, please complete and return all school forms as soon as possible. These forms are important because they allow us to update emergency contact information and may also help our school qualify for financial assistance from the state.

When dropping off or picking up your child from school, please only let your child out at the cones by the fence. We had several students running across the parking lot, which is unsafe given the large amount of traffic we have. Please follow the flow of cars into the middle lane and through to the line of cones where adults are waiting to ensure all students are safe getting onto school grounds.

To keep the flow of traffic moving, pull to the first cone that is set out. Then cars after that pull right up to the last car waiting. We ask that you do not walk your child up to the playground gate because this holds up the car line.

Thank you!

Regular school attendance is essential to a student's academic success. Every day of learning provides students with opportunities to build important skills, connect with their teachers and classmates, and participate in meaningful learning experiences.

When students miss school, they can fall behind academically and may miss important instruction that is difficult to make up. Establishing strong attendance habits also helps students develop responsibility and routines that will benefit them throughout their lives.

We understand that students occasionally need to miss school due to illness or other important circumstances. However, whenever possible, we encourage families to make school attendance a priority and ensure that students arrive on time and are ready to learn each day.

We strive for 95% weekly attendance as a school. Here is the first week:

WEEK of 9/1:

GRADE 4- 99.1% 🎉

GRADE 5- 97.8% 🎉

TOTAL- 98.4%

This is a great way to start the year! 🤩