Announcements Week of 06/10/22

•   8th Grade Graduation will be tonight Friday, June 10th at 6pm in the AES gym.
  
•   Last Day of School is Tuesday, June 14th Students will be dismissed @ 11:15 a.m.
  

Upcoming School/Community Events
June 10th
8th Grade Graduation @ 6:00 p.m. June 11th
Free Tractor Show @ the Alexander Grange starting @ 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. There will be a riding lawn mower division for kids. Displays~Demonstrations~
Concessions
For more information call Skip Colson @ 214-5836
June 13th Field Day
All Day Field Day & Staff v Student Basketball Game!
June 14th
Last Student Day Awards Assembly
Early Release Students will be dismissed at 11:15 a.m. Please note the change!
Flag Retirement Ceremony at the Alexander Grange @ 4:00 p.m.
June 25th
Craft Fair @ The Alexander Grange Hall 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Living Waters Summer Camp has scholarships available for youths ages 6-17. If interested contact Billy Bristol 203-631- 2669 or Jolene Bristol 207-214- 4592 at the Church of the Open Bible. You can go to camp for Free!

•   We will be tie dying t-shirts on Monday so please dress your child accordingly. No need to send items in as we have shirts for the students.
  
•   Yearbooks are now on sale for $12.00 each. Don’t forget to get your 2022 Yearbooks!
  
•   Reminder that it is peak tick season in Maine, while we remind and encourage students to conduct self-checks for ticks after playing outside at recess, we recommend daily checks after students arrive home from school or after playing outdoors any time as well.
  
•   AES was donated at-home COVID tests earlier this month, if any family is interested in receiving some please contact the school.
  
•   Reminder we are asking all students to bring a water bottle with them to school. Please remember to send your child with inside footwear also.
  
•   As part of a writing assignment in Writing Lab, 4-6th grade students were given the opportunity to fill out a scholarship. Students learned about college and trade programs and schools that offered the programs they were interested in. After researching these colleges and programs, they applied to a scholarship to learn about the process. Most students applied to the Future of Eastern Maine Scholarship which had an award of $100 for winners, but those who were interested in a medical field could apply to the Johnson/Wolfberg Health Scholarship which had an award of $500 for winners due to its length and complexity.
  It is with great pride that we share with the community that Hailey Richard won and will be a recipient of the scholarship upon her high school graduation! In her application, she wrote about her goals of becoming a nurse practitioner and minimizing the effects of the flu and Covid in her community. Great job, Hailey!
  Lunches next Week
  Monday: Hamburger/Cheeseburger or Strawberry/Grape Uncrustable
  Tuesday: Ham and Cheese Sandwich or Strawberry/Grape Uncrustable