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Dear Champions of Education, A healthier future for our state begins with our children. Unfortunately, many children face hunger during the summer when they lose access to school meals. Children need good nutrition to grow, learn, and thrive. There are new tools to address summer hunger, including Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (Summer …

All students can learn and want to be successful. Students learn in different ways, at different rates, and in a variety of settings. Learning involves curiosity, taking risks, and making mistakes. Students need clear and relevant learning targets, frequent feedback, and ongoing, meaningful reflection. Effective applied learning incorporates opportunities for real-world problem-solving. …

Every CSD 13 student is a self-directed, active learner eagerly engaged in meaningful opportunities for exploration that allow them to follow their passions and dreams, both within their school and in their community. They are confident, resilient, proud of their school, and ready to be compassionate and involved citizens of tomorrow. To …

Working together during technology Fridays, both 2nd grade classes took what they learned about Martin Luther King, Jr. and created personal own dream clouds. The classes brainstormed what types of dreams and hopes they had for their communities. They talked about what they would like to see in the world around them. …

Our staff and students showed support for the lobster fishing community by wearing red!

The FY25 ESEA application is open for public comment until June 30, 2024. Funding from Title I, II, IVA, and V must be applied for yearly, and we are requesting public input on the projects and expenditures for those funds. Please contact kglennon@su76.org or (207) 348-9100 in order to add any comments, …