Jefferson Village School

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These students have been recognized for “Respecting themselves, Respecting others, and Respecting their Environment” as well as exhibiting positive behaviors and/or academic success. Congratulations to all of our January Students of the Month who are being recognized for being respectful. The following students were nominated this month; Julian Bulmer, Owen Dixon, Cole Allen, Lumen Hewson, Andrew McDonald, Grayson Coffin- Alexander, Naia Olson, Kaila Oxley, Elizabeth Hodgkins, Kaleigh Chamberlain, Lily Bailey, Connor Nelson, Owen Eugley, Lexi Parlin and Zachary Bubier.

Grade 8 Visit to the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine On Friday, January 13th Jefferson Village School 8th graders attended the Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust educational program after reading the novel Night by Elie Weisel. This program took place at the beautiful Michael Klahr Center at the University of Maine in Augusta, which also has exhibits and art work available for the students to view. The presentation included a slide show, information delivered by a HHRC educator, followed by discussion and the opportunity to view artifacts and exhibits in the center. Students were lucky to also view the Reflections on Genocide Exhibit, a collaboration of Casco Bay Hight School and the University of Maine and add their little bit of expression on the wall titled, “Help Design the Future of Brave Communities. The Holocaust and Human Right Center (HHRC) offers programs free of charge to schools across Maine, and is also open to the public.

Grades 5-8 Make Birthday Cards for WWII Code Girl The middle level students made birthday cards to celebrate Leona Chasse, a Navy veteran who is one of the last surviving WWII Code Girls. Leona currently resides at the Maine Veterans’ Home in Scarborough and is turning 99 this month. We jumped at the chance to be able to show our appreciation and to make her day a little more cheerful. “Leona was one of 10,000 Navy WAVES secretly recruited as ‘Code Girls’ to serve as Code Breakers working in secrecy to break German and Japanese codes,” according to a friend and fellow Navy veteran. We also used this opportunity to teach the students more about this time in history and the importance of heroes like Leona.

These students have been recognized for “Respecting themselves, Respecting others, and Respecting their Environment” as well as exhibiting positive behaviors and/or academic success. Congratulations to all of our November Students of the Month who are being recognized for being helpful. The following students were nominated this month; Liam Carroll, Alden Berry, Maeve Dennett, Abram Stephens, Oliver Hill, Jaxson Gerrard, Gabbie Mason, Isabella Carter, Cienna Macioch, Jacob Smith, Shaun Pheng, Bretley McClintick, Alexis Bernier, Wynn Heninger, Samantha Kopp & Liam Carroll.

AOS#93 Budget Vote. The public vote on the 2023-2024 AOS #93 budget will be held at Great Salt Bay School on Dec 21, 2022, at 6 pm. In order to vote you must be a resident, attend in person and check in with the appropriate town clerk. Please note - this is NOT voting for or against individual school budgets. See www.aos93.org for more information.

At its meeting on Feb. 8, the AOS 93 Board announced the selection of Lynsey Johnston as the district's next Superintendent of Schools, effective July 1, 2022. Johnston, who currently serves as the district's assistant superintendent for business, was chosen after an internal search conducted by the board and an interview committee with representation from the district's seven towns and five schools, including a principal, a teacher, a staff member, and multiple parents. She becomes the first woman to serve in the role since the creation of AOS 93 in 2009.

Great Salt Bay School's beloved art teacher, Karen Hight, has been awarded the Prang Art Teacher of the Year Award. Mrs. Hight is a 34 veteran of the Great Salt Bay School staff and has educated and inspired students with her creativity and kindness. Congratulations Mrs. Hight on this achievement!

Central Lincoln County School System/AOS 93 - Mission - Vision The Central Lincoln County School System / AOS 93 serves the common purpose of providing high quality learning for all CLCSS students. The school system brings together five schools and their communities, each as their own school district, to form a system. This system creates a network to implement common curriculum, assessment and instruction aligned with important learning standards that supports all students achieving to high levels.