Join Lincoln County Historical Association for their
Annual Summer Programs - Hands-on History!
In honor of Opening Day, 8th Graders constructed the Red Sox logo on a coordinate plane and colored it in. -Mr. York
No Jumprope Club tomorrow!
Join Lincoln Academy for one of their Summer 2025 programs!
Students in Ms. Peaco's reading group wrapped up their Bridge To Terabithia novel study by creating wreaths like our novel's main character out of branches, leaves, twigs, and moss found on the nature trail.
The Student Art Show at the Bristol Area Library is on display until April 30. Two students from each class are participating in the show. A reception was held on Wednesday March 26 to honor students and celebrate with their families. Congratulations artists! -Mrs. Cough
Staff wellness at its finest!
Thank you Mrs. Arzate and Ms. Winchenbach for organizing another wonderful "Friday Coffee Cart." Shout out to the staff for "sweet treats" and other contributions! -Mrs. Abate
Last week we had an AG in the Classroom visitor who visited the PK-4 classrooms to read Farmer Eva's Green Garden Life. Students also had the opportunity to explore different herbs!
This afternoon BCS staff and students attended an end of day assembly.
First, students from PreK and 4th grade, winners from February's Coin Slam event, presented $600 checks to representatives from both the New Harbor Food Pantry and Caring for Kids.
Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Mullin and Mr. Perry kicked off our Bikes for Books event.
Mrs. Cough recognized students who have artwork on display this month at the Bristol Area Library.
We enjoyed an awesome presentation by the Bristol. Air Devils.
And finally, we watched as the winners of the Pi Day Challenge, memorizing as many digits of Pi as they could, "Pi" Ms. Winchenbach and Mr. York. Fun was had by all!
PreK says "Welcome Spring!"
Third Grade News
Thank you to Lincoln Academy's Robotics team for their demonstration today!
Third graders are using what they know about word parts to create and define new words. We love learning about morphology! -Mrs. Waltz
PreK has just begun Unit 5 in our PreK for ME curriculum.
Unit 5: Shadows and Reflections
In the classroom we are having fun exploring how light effects people and animals. We are experimenting with light and making shadows, and investigating how reflections are made. We will be spending more time outdoors now that the weather is getting milder.
PreK has discussed who are the woodland animals that are in the woods and forests of Maine.
We are continuing to learn our letters and letter sounds, and growing our vocabulary, as we work together in the classroom to develop our understanding and communication in positive ways! -Ms. Sawyer
Join Hearty Roots for their Spring Pop Up Camps!
First graders are learning how to do research by reading non fiction books about animals. We are beginning to write animal reports to learn about an animals habitat, diet, and finding fun facts to share with peers. - Mrs. Goud
On Friday morning, the 2nd graders took a trip to the YMCA FARMS cooking program. The students transformed into chefs as they collaborated in groups to prepare four different foods to share. After all the dishes were all finished, both staff and students had the opportunity to taste the delicious creations! We are looking forward to going back in April! - Mrs. Lawrence
We are getting ready for Diversity Week 2025! We hope you will be able to join us for our Friday night performance, The Colors of India, on 4/11 at 6:00!
Kieve Climb Nights!
BCS welcomes Allison Raymond, IPDH, from Lincoln County Dental CHOMP (Community Health Outreach Mobile Program). CHOMP provides preventative dentistry to our students. Allison will also be providing preventative dental services Wednesday, March 26 and Thursday, March 27. If you are interested in having your student receive these services, please complete and return the CHOMP forms that were sent home earlier this month or contact the BCS office for more information. (207) 886-8368
