Don't forget! No school on Friday or next Monday.
Please join us on Thursday for the Open House & the 8th Grade Spaghetti Fundraiser at 5PM! All community members are welcome!
Don't Forget! Tomorrow, September 20, 2023, is an early release day. St. George School is dismissed at 12:30 PM. Enjoy the sunshine!
School starts Tuesday, September 5th!
School Breakfast & Lunch Menu for September: https://5il.co/y3tr
While you are checking out the menu please complete the Economic Status Form: https://bit.ly/STG-EconomicStatus23-24
See you next week! If you have any questions please reach out to Liz in the office at 372-6312
Hello St. George Dragons- Please see this link (https://forms.gle/TEeVY1mGE8pvLSig9) for information regarding fall sports for the 2023-2024 school year. A reminder that all students who plan to participate must have an updated (within 2 years) physical on file with the school.
Coaching positions are open for both soccer and cross country until a suitable candidate is found. If interested please contact the Athletic Director- Ashley Geel at athletics@stgeorgemsu.org.
Best,
St. George Athletic Director
CTE/Makerspace VOTE TODAY: 4-8 p.m. at the Town Office
Please remember to vote today at the Town Office between 4-8 p.m. so we can move forward with the CTE/Makerspace Building Project. We need voter approval to spend up to $3.5 million to construct the new CTE/Makerspace Building, which will be 100% funded by donations and grants. Our estimates indicate that the building project will cost less than $3.5 million, however, just to be safe, we’re asking for authorization to expend more than the estimated amount.
Again, this vote will only authorize us to expend money raised through donations and grants on construction of the new building.
Thank you for your support! More information is available on our website (https://www.stgeorgemsu.org/page/cte-makerspace-building) or by contacting Superintendent Mike Felton (m.felton@stgeorgemsu.org; 207.542.6394) or School Board Member Kristin Falla (k.falla@stgeorgemsu.org).
Our sixth grade partnered all year with the Arts@The Intersection program at the Farnsworth Art Museum. Their project, a digital film called, Love/Fear/Resilience, reflects on the history of the "Indian Boarding Schools" and the resistance and survival of the Wabanaki.
This weekend, they walked the red carpet at The Strand to watch a documentary showcasing the work of the schools involved in the program. They then were able to be a part of the ribbon cutting for the new Learning and Engagement Gallery at the Farnsworth.
Their digital film, along with artwork by Abbie, Nadia, and Violet, will be exhibited in the gallery all summer. Please go see the work of our Dragon Artists!
Congratulations to the Robotics team for a great showing at the Robot Track Meet on Saturday. Students built and programmed robots to perform various challenges like fastest robot, strongest robot, table clearing robot, ping pong shot-put, and there was even a strongest bridge design event. Genevieve, Lily, and Savannah got second place for their bridge, Norah and Lily (with help ahead of time from Abbie, Reny, and Nadia) got second place for ping pong shot-put, and Leif got first place for fastest robot. Go Dragons!
Staff and students are partnering with the St. George CDC Community Cupboard next week with a Food Drive!
Congratulations to these three ladies for qualifying for the Maine Middle School Science and Engineering Fair! Their hard work paid off as they were interviewed by scientist judges from across the state. Today was a good day for #womeninscience
