Below is an important message for HSES families:
https://tinyurl.com/2es4u7t3
Discontinuing Pool Testing after April Break:
https://5il.co/18mvq
Good Citizens for the month of March who stood out to their teachers as Good Citizens for the Trimester 2 focused on the character trait of responsibility are as follows:
Mrs. Arsenault-Christopher Madison
Mrs. Black-Carrson Litchfield
Mrs. Thone-Jackson Smith
Miss Caron-Margaret Coombs
Mrs. Reuter-Evelyn LaRochelle
Mrs. Trenoweth-Hannah Marston
Mrs. Houghton-Samuel Warren
Mrs. Palmer-Vincent Principe
Mrs.Raymond-Jayna Vining
Mrs. Burnham-Johnathan Stevens
Miss Shields-Autumn Twitchell
Mrs. Vining-Harper Marston
Ms. Blyberg-Marly Stevens-Roberts
Ms. White-Chance Lawrence
Mr. Wodatch-Zoey Bly
Mrs. Bamford-Trevor Ryan
Ms. McCarthy-Bryce Champagne
Mrs. Rines-Peyton Elsman
Mr. Dunham-Taylor Harvey
Mrs. Hersom-Jolene Campbell
Mrs. Wilkinson-Hayden Gailloux
Congratulations to these students and their families on receiving this award.
Below is an important message for HSES families:
https://tinyurl.com/496xver4
At the end of school Thursday, the fire alarm malfunctioned and went off at 2:15PM. Our head custodian quickly recognized the alarm was tripped, and took the alarm offline. This resulted in a very hectic end of the day. The Building and Grounds Director has contacted Northeast Fire to come in and identify the cause of the malfunction.
Thanks for your understanding.
A Special Thank You to our School Librarians and Library Technicians for all you do for ALL of our staff and students!! We appreciate you!
Below is some updated information regarding Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten registration.
Below is the school lunch menu for April:
I'm so excited to share that Mr. Thomas Danylik was hired last evening as the new Principal of Mountain Valley High School. For those who may not know, Mr. Danylik has been the Asst. Principal/Athletic Director at MVHS for the past four years. Please join me in congratulating him!
Please join us at 5:30pm this evening to learn about our new school and participate in our straw poll! https://tinyurl.com/bdukpauv
Social Worker Appreciation Week March 7-11!
RSU10 schools will be mask optional starting tomorrow, Wednesday, March 9th.
Updated Maine DOE SOP (3/8/2022): https://www.maine.gov/doe/sites/maine.gov.doe/files/2022-03/School%20SOP%203.8.22.pdf
RSU #10 Masking Update
Based on the Governor's recommendation, we expect masking to become optional when the new SOP is released.
The SOP is expected on Wednesday, March 9th, which would make masking optional in RSU 10 on Thursday, March 10th.
Please remember that even though masks are optional, parents need to be mindful of Covid symptoms and not send their child(ren) to school if they are sick.
Please call our school office if you have any questions.
Good Citizens for the month of February who stood out to their teachers for the character trait of compassion/kindness are as follows:
Mrs. Arsenault-Georgianna LaRochelle
Mrs. Black-Hunter Cyr
Mrs. Thone-Kaina Mathon
Miss Caron-Micah Coburn
Mrs. Reuter-Gabby Knox
Mrs. Trenoweth-Madalyn Smith
Mrs. Houghton-Gavin Gastonguay
Mrs. Palmer-A.J. Aleck
Mrs.Raymond-Ayla Violette
Mrs. Burnham-Ian Seames
Miss Shields-Avery Verrill
Mrs. Vining-Jonah Mathon
Mr. Wodatch-Ainsley Hutchinson
Ms. McCarthy-Brooke Knox
Mrs. Rines-Jovanni Paula-Hernandez
Mr. Dunham-Nolan Litchfield
Mrs. Hersom-Jasmin Bernier
Mrs. Wilkinson-Hayden Gailloux
Mrs. Steele-Hannah Marston
Congratulations to these students and their families on receiving this award.
This past week Grades 4 – 6 at HSES celebrated Read Across America week with various activities. Students performed Reader’s Theaters for their peers and younger children. Mystery Readers visited each classroom either in person or over Zoom to share their favorite book. Doors were decorated with book jackets created by students on their favorite book. Students colored bookmarks that will be laminated and placed at various locations around the three towns as a way to share their love of reading with the community. Buddy Readers read a picture book to a younger child. Throughout the week teachers handed out special tickets that “Caught the students reading.” At the end of the week, three tickets were drawn from each homeroom and prizes were awarded. In addition to this, many teachers chose to celebrate reading with reading parties, games and sharing their own favorite books.
This past week Grades 4 – 6 at HSES celebrated Read Across America week with various activities. Students performed Reader’s Theaters for their peers and younger children. Mystery Readers visited each classroom either in person or over Zoom to share their favorite book. Doors were decorated with book jackets created by students on their favorite book. Students colored bookmarks that will be laminated and placed at various locations around the three towns as a way to share their love of reading with the community. Buddy Readers read a picture book to a younger child. Throughout the week teachers handed out special tickets that “Caught the students reading.” At the end of the week, three tickets were drawn from each homeroom and prizes were awarded. In addition to this, many teachers chose to celebrate reading with reading parties, games and sharing their own favorite books.
See the flyer below for information about Pre-K registration:
Please read this notice -- https://5il.co/16roz -- about changes in wearing masks in RSU #10.
Below is an important message for HSES families:
https://tinyurl.com/yermr48t