
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.”

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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.
Tomorrow, 09/02/2025, is a Blue Day.





The first day of school is tomorrow, 08/27/2025. It is a White Day on the Union 60 calendar and also the first day of TCTC programs.









Join us as we kick off the new school year on Monday, August 25th from 4:30–6:30 PM!
Come meet your teacher, explore your classroom, and get ready for a fantastic year ahead.
And don’t forget — the Giffords Ice Cream Truck will be on-site serving sweet treats for everyone to enjoy.
We can’t wait to see our students and families as we celebrate the start of another great year!


GCS was pleased to host the Center Theater's Summer Drama Camp, as well as its culminating production of "Snow White and the Seven Endings" on 08/01/2025.
All of the actors did a wonderful job, and the audience was delighted by the performance.






Our school was buzzing with creativity during the Little Lakers Creators Art Festival —a day made possible through the vision and dedication of Mrs. Colleen Edmondson, who raised funds and gathered parent volunteers and community support to create a day full of hands-on art and creativity for our students!
Students spent the day immersed in visual and performing arts, including:
🎣 Fly tying
🌈 Tie dye
🏡 Fairy house building on the school trails
🎨 Rock painting
🧘♂️ Yoga
🐦 Suet and pine cone bird feeder making
🧺 Basket weaving
📸 Photography scavenger hunt
🌲 AMC Nature Mobile making
🛶 Boat building
🩰 An interactive folk dancing finale
Thank you to all of the local artists and experts who shared their time and talents to provide enriching workshops for our Little Lakers. It was a wonderfully enriching day that allowed our students to explore, create, and discover new interests!








