Hartford-Sumner Elementary School

School Board Agenda 1/27/25 https://5il.co/35vhx

about 1 hour ago, Peggy Collette

School Board Committee Minutes 1/15/25- Policy: https://5il.co/35qsu Personnel: https://5il.co/35qss Curriculum: https://5il.co/35qst

1 day ago, Peggy Collette

Job Postings 1/21/25 http://bit.ly/RSU10employment

2 days ago, Peggy Collette

Reminder there is no school Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Day.

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins

Just a reminder that student drop-off time begins at 7:30AM and our school day begins at 7:50AM. Thank you.

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins

Please help our drop-off area in front of the school entrance safe by following these tips: 1. Please enter and exit the drop-off area at a safe speed. 2. Please do not drive through the bus lane. 3. Please do not pull up to the curb for drop-off. 4. Please do not make a u-turn once in the drop-off area. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins

Some important information from our school nurse regarding illnesses and whether your child should come to school. Dear Parents/Guardians, As we navigate the school year, I want to remind you about the importance of keeping your child home if they are exhibiting symptoms of illness, especially those that can be contagious, like the common cold, flu, stomach viruses, and strep throat. We urge parents/guardians to be watchful for signs of illness in their children before sending them to school. ANY student who is not feeling well enough to learn should be kept at home until they feel well enough to participate in school. SHOULD MY SICK CHILD GO TO SCHOOL TODAY? The following school health guidelines should help in deciding whether your child is well enough to attend school for the day. Children should NOT be at school if: Fever: Your child has a temperature above 100°F, please keep them home until they are fever-free for at least 24 hours without fever reducing medication. Coughing: If your child has a persistent cough, monitor them closely and consider keeping them home if symptoms are severe. A child with a deep or uncontrollable cough belongs at home even without a fever. Vomiting/Diarrhea: Your child is experiencing a stomach ache, vomiting or diarrhea, keep them home until symptoms subside to avoid spreading gastrointestinal illnesses. Must be 24 hours vomiting/diarrhea free before returning to school or have clearance from the child's doctor. Make sure your child stays well hydrated. Sore Throat: If your child complains of a sore throat, especially accompanied by fever, consult your healthcare provider to rule out strep throat. If your student has been diagnosed with strep throat, he/she needs to stay home for 24 hours after starting antibiotics and no longer has a fever. *If your child is sent home from the nurse’s office with a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat, and/or other illness they should stay home the following day. This day is to focus on adequate fluid intake and rest, as well as to protect others from exposure to the virus that may have triggered the symptoms. Please partner with us in maintaining a healthy school environment by keeping sick children at home. If you have any concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the school nurse at (207)388-2681 or email saverill@rsu10.org. Sincerely, Shandi Averill RN HSES School Nurse

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins

Here are our Good Citizens for the month of December (by grade level): K-Alanna Styles, Colton Harper, Liliann Stevens, G1-Beau Black, Chase Verrill G2-Jacqueline Adams, Ophelia Allen, Charlotte Knight, Trey Jordan G3-Peyton Lowe, Mykayla Howard, Molly Henley-Nicholson G4-Levi Brochu, Piper Muller G5-Zander Holbrook, Landis Bouthillette G6-Hannah Campbell, Lila Gibson Congrats to the recipients and their parents on this award.

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins

Here are our Good Citizens for the month of December. This month's award recognized students who consistently demonstrated discipline and self-control . Recipients are listed below: Mrs. Black-Alanna Styles, Miss Caron-Colton Harper, Mrs. Thone-Liliann Stevens, Mrs. Reuter-Chase Verrill Mrs. Trenoweth-Beau Black Mrs. Charest-Trey Jordan, Mrs. Campbell-Jacqueline Adams, Mrs. Garrett-Ophelia Allen Miss Shields-Charlotte Knight Ms. Puleo-Peyton Lowe Miss Turcotte-Mykayla Howard Mrs. Vining-Molly Henley-Nicholson Ms. Blyberg-Levi Brochu Mr. Crosby-Piper Muller Mr. Principe-Zander Holbrook Mr. Wodatch-Landis Bouthillette, Ms. White- Hannah Campbell Mrs. Ricker-Lila Gibson Congratulations to these students and their families on receiving this award.

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins

At our 1/13/25 Monday Morning Meeting, Mrs. Ricker's class was recognized for the Most Improved Attendance Award (November to December). Below is a picture of her class:

5 days ago, Ryan Wilkins