A big thank you to the CAL students who recently worked with Angela, Brad, and Ron from Coastal Rivers to repair the bridge on the nature trail behind the school!
Pack 213 is excited to see new and returning members this Thursday from 530-630 p.m. at GSB.
Pizza on a Friday was no surprise, but many students were more excited to see the local kale chips from Spears Farm join the local apples and tomatoes in the lunch line!
Looking to sport some fresh Lions apparel? The Lions apparel store is open through 10/1. Orders placed should be ready mid-October, as they do not process the orders until the close date. Once they are ready, we will pick them up from the store and hand them out at school.
https://ncsspiritwear2023.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Hearty Roots is thrilled to partner with NCS to offer an 8 week long outing club right on site after the school day, open to all 7th and 8th graders that attend school at NCS. Our programming is unique, it’s intentionally small scale with high caliber staff, and based on primitive skills and emotional wellness. It’s also sure to be tons of outdoor fun this fall! We operate on a sliding fee scale so that all families can have access to our offerings. Please select a ‘code’ that suits your family’s budget most comfortably.
Learn more and sign your child up right on our website:
https://www.heartyroots.org/outing-clubs
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL...Nobleboro Central School students returned to school today, Aug. 31, after summer vacation. Younger children dug in the sandbox and ran on the playground while middle-schoolers played football and caught up with each other. NPTO spoiled the staff with a table full of tasty treats. Thanks, NPTO! And welcome back NCS students and families!
I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM, WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM!!! NCS will hold its annual Ice Cream Social for families with students in grades K-4 on Monday, August 28th from 6-7pm. We hope to see you there!
Back to school resources from Healthy Kids!
Don't miss this great event!! Wednesday, August 9th from 4-6 at the YMCA!
NCS. celebrated the last day of school Thursday with a Field Day organized by health and physical education teacher Michelle York. For photos from this fun day, visit this photo album: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1G-Qj55eTekBEAFozJ3wTdm9XBuCI89pS
Incoming kindergartners who will attend NCS in the fall visited the library Thursday morning and boarded the big yellow school bus! They heard a story and completed an art project with Mrs. Harriman and Mr. Bullard, then learned about riding the bus. Welcome, little Lions!
It's that time of year! All library books are due back at the NCS Library now. Lost and overdue notices will be going home this week. Please ask your child if they have any library books to return. THANK YOU!
Summer Basketball Camp at Lincoln Academy
The 8th Grade went whitewater rafting on the Kennebec River on Monday with Three Rivers Whitewater. Photos from the day (sorted by their Guide's names: Will, River, and K2) are available to purchase on Three Rivers' website: https://threeriverswhitewater.com/get-your-photos/
They're off! The 6th grade headed out today for three days on Hurricane Island with the Hurricane Island Center for Science and Leadership. More pictures will be available after the trip, but here are a few from their first day traveling out to the island.
Lincoln Academy has updated their summer program offerings - check it out!!!
Here are a few photos from the Fourth grade's last trip to HVNC this past Friday. They hiked to Little Dyer Pond, ate lunch on the dock, and took the canoes out. A wonderful day to end the year together!
Students from the Center for Alternative Learning at NCS hosted a Science Fair on Tuesday. It featured projects about the bearded dragon, how waves travel, crystals and whether a bug can navigate a mirror maze. Great job, CAL students!
The CAL students and a few 8th graders spent last Friday onboard the Snowgoose 3 and exploring Hog Island. They checked out the charts, observed wildlife, hauled up lobster traps, banded and measured lobsters, took the helm, and explored the trails and tide pools of Hog Island. All in all, it was a pretty awesome day!
Grades 3 and 4 performed "Biomes: Animals and Plants in Their Habitats" on Friday. The first show was at 9 a.m., followed by a 12:30 p.m. performance. It featured geckos, starfish, macaws, snakes, insects and a forgetful (and comical) African Elephant. There also were polar bears, alligators, fungi and cacti in the musical directed by Mrs. Schuster and Mrs. Courand.
