Attention, NCS families! Next week is Spirit Week! So get ready to represent your school, your class, your favorite sports team and more! Here are the details of this fun event, sponsored by the 8th grade class. Go, Lions!
At Nobleboro Central School, we are making plans for the upcoming kindergarten class. Maine children are eligible to be enrolled in a public school within the town in which they reside, provided your child has turned 5 years old on or before October 15th of that school year.
If you are a Nobleboro resident and your family has a child approaching kindergarten age, it's time to contact our school. Please email ncsoffice@aos93.org or complete the pre-registration form found on the Nobleboro Central School website. You'll find the kindergarten pre-registration link under the menu options/parent resources. Go to: https://www.aos93.org/o/ncs/page/kindergarten-pre-registration
Attention parents of children aged 0-4, check out this great new opportunity!
Due to the impending snowstorm, NCS will dismiss at 11:30 a.m. today (Monday). Lunch will be served before students leave. Go, Lions!
Lincoln Little League baseball and softball registration is open. Sign up your kids today!!
Students in Gr. 3 have been taking weekly skating lessons at Midcoast Recreation Center (MRC) in Rockport this month. PE teacher Mrs. York said she is proud of the students for trying so hard and not giving up. Go, Lions!
The NCS basketball and cheer seasons are over, but our students sure had fun! Thanks to coaches Tess Zahn, Zach Brown, Shania Melvin and Kayla O'Donnell. Go, Lions!
NCS kids made the most of a snowy recess Thursday with old-fashioned fun like sliding, building snowmen and making snow angels. Go, Lions!
NCS students celebrated the 100th day of school Monday with a morning filled with fun activities for students in Kindergarten through Grade 4. They played math games, ran 100 laps in the gym, created 100-themed arts and crafts, and more. Go, Lions!
NCS middle-schoolers visited Bath Tech on Jan. 24 as part of the Flexible Fridays program. They learn about welding, cosmetology, early childhood development, automotive technology, culinary arts and more. It is a way to explore career paths, consider educational goals and learn life skills. Go, Lions!
As part of studying Maine, 3rd Grade students took a field trip to the top of Katahdin! They followed along and looked all round them as "Pilgrim" (the trail name of an Appalachian Trail thru-hiker finishing his roughly 2200 mile hike) made his way to the summit to touch the sign marking the northern end of the AT. Over the coming weeks, they will (virtually) visit and learn about West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory, and more. 6th graders will soon be traveling around Africa and 4th graders will take a road trip across the US as part of their studies. The VR headsets were made possible thanks to a very generous grant from the Maine Dept of Education to support Teaching with Technology. Thank you, DOE!
Family Fun Night this Friday at the Y!!
AOS 93 Board Special Budget Meeting Jan. 8, 2025, 6:00 p.m. Nobleboro Central School
AOS 93 Budget Public Vote January 22, 2025, 6:00 p.m. Nobleboro Central School
Julia Walsh from The Leadership School at Kieve has joined the NCS community as this year's Educator in Residence. She has been helping first grade with their writing and doing social-emotional learning activities with Grades 7 and 8. You also may see her welcoming students in the morning, helping with dismissal, and joining in during lunch and recess. Welcome, Julia!
TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT! The NCS Winter Concert is 6 p.m. tonight, Thursday, Dec. 19, in the school gymnasium. Students have been preparing for the big event. They have rehearsed, set up chairs and decorations and prepared the props. See you there! Go, Lions!
Join Hearty Roots for cocoa and caroling around the campfire on their campus grounds in Bremen for some free family fun.
The Scholastic Book Fair has been at NCS all week, but due to the interruptions created by a two-hour delay and a no-school day, it will be extended. Our NPTO reports the book fair will be open to students on Monday and Tuesday mornings of next week (12/16-17) as well as before and after the Winter Concert, which has been rescheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 19. Go, Lions!
It's that time of year! In preparation for the potential winter weather heading our way, here's a reminder from the superintendent's office of our announcement procedures for weather-related closings, delays, and/or early releases.
Dozens of NCS families gathered Friday for the school's annual Thanksgiving feast. Students in Grades K-4 dined in the gymnasium with their families while older students ate with their classmates and teachers. School kitchen staff prepared delicious turkey with all the fixings while eighth-graders did much of the prep, serving and cleanup. Go, Lions!
Students in Mrs. Kaler's fifth grade learned about parallel sorting networks last week. This lesson took place during tech class with Mr. Anderson in the school lobby Nov. 14. Go, Lions!
