It was another week of beautiful weather and varied learning at Greenville Consolidated School. Though there were many more impressive moments, here is a sample of student activities:
Early elementary students developed artistic abilities and practiced transcription in learning centers.
Upper elementary students explored the Cole Transportation Museum and Challenger Learning Center.
Middle school students explored Wabanaki heritage at the Moosehead at the Center for Moosehead History and learned more about 09/11/2001 in group book study.
And high school students were busy with athletic events and delving into advanced academics (including a discussion on Middle English).
We deeply appreciate the faculty and staff who work everyday to make the student experience so rich.
Monday, 09/22/2025, is a Blue Day.
Please see the attached image for a regular notification of the Maine Through the Year assessment program administered by the Maine Department of Education.
Paper copies will be included in the take home folders for students in grades K-5, and they also will be distributed for students in grades 6-12 during the intervention period.
Tucker Hanson finished second, only one shot behind the winner for the boys. Great job Sailor and Tucker and all Greenville athletes who played yesterday!
Dear Union 60 Community:
Aroostook Dental Hygiene will be on campus for dental cleanings on Thursday, September 25th, 2025.
Permission slips for students in grades K-5 have been placed in take home folders.
Permission slips for students in grades 6-12 have been put in the mail.
Please be sure to return a signed permission slip on or before Thursday, September 25th, 2025 if you would like to take advantage of this service.
It was another week of beautiful weather at GCS. A few photos from teachers, classrooms, and surroundings:
Early elementary students worked on building strong communities and creating an authentic sense of place in their learning centers and reading groups.
Middle schoolers explored Wabanaki studies and Maine's forest heritage and environment in social studies and science classes.
High schoolers delved into origin and emergence stories in American literature.
And several students practiced gratitude for what the faculty and staff of the school do every day to make it better, from offering extra music lessons to making sure the playground is clean and pleasant. What kind and compassionate students we have.
Monday, 09/15/2025 is a White Day.
“The Middle School Girls Soccer team improved their season to 2-0 with a 3-4 win over Penquis on Monday Night. The boys team is also currently undefeated.”
If you have not yet responded and would be interested in becoming more involved in the school as an advisor or volunteer, please use the links below or the QR Codes in the image.
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Just a friendly reminder to all of our parents, athletes, fans and supporters, you can order your custom Laker gear right here on our sideline store! Click the link or scan the code!
https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/maine/greenville/greenville-high-school
Some of the elementary and middle PE students were able to use the newly repaved rink to learn more about hockey, and others were able to use the campus fields to learn more about golf.
Other elementary students were able to learn more about the natural world and the Douglas DC-3 plane featured in the Greenville Fly-in as part of the outdoor learning initiative.
The Principal was invited to visit one of the early grade classrooms and read "Pete the Cat: Rocking in My School Shoes" to students before their snack break. The students were an attentive and enthusiastic audience.
Have a wonderful weekend at the Greenville Fly-in.
Monday, 09/08/2025, is a Blue Day.
The middle school soccer games @ Carrabec scheduled for 9/19 have been moved up a day to 9/18 . Game times remain the same.