Exciting News From Sanford Schools - February 7, 2022
Sanford High School student, Joshua Werner, won the Oratorical Scholarship Program at the county level and will compete at the State Level. The Sanford Spartans Varsity Cheer team secured 2nd place in Class A South Regionals. Sanford Regional Technical Center is seeking new students for the 2022-2023 school year. Sanford Middle School students participated in the SMS Great Kindness Challenge, spreading acts of kindness throughout the school.
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News from Sanford Schools News from Sanford Schools Monday, February 7, 2022
SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
Joshua Werner competed in the Oratorical Scholarship Program again, this time at the county level. He won and will now go on to the State Level competition held at Thomas College on February 12, (all are invited). Joshua won $500 to be used toward his college education. A BIG THANK YOU to Mrs. Quarles for taking time out of her weekend to be there to help coach Joshua along. He has had some of the best and most supportive teachers in his years at Sanford High School. The members of The American Legion are thrilled to have a Sanford High School student participating. We hope Joshua's involvement helps to gain interest in future years. .
Sanford Spartans Varsity Cheer takes 2nd place in Class A South Regionals at Lewiston High School on Saturday. They will compete again on Saturday in Augusta at the State Finals.
SANFORD REGIONAL TECHNICAL SANFORD REGIONAL TECHNICAL CENTER CENTER
The Sanford Regional Technical Center is seeking new students for the 2022-2023 school year! All 10th grade students attended a presentation to introduce SRTC and invite them to apply. Applications are available from February 1st through March 4th. The view from our website provides information on our upcoming Open House events and the application process. Current 11th graders should look into our one-year programs: Emergency Medical Services, Firefighting and Health Occupations. If you have questions about the admissions process, please reach out to Deanna Farrell, SRTC Student Services Counselor. We hope to see you at Open House and receive your application!
SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL
SMS Great Kindness Challenge 2022 SMS Great Kindness Challenge 2022 We are very proud of our SMS students and staff for participating in the annual GREAT KINDNESS CHALLENGE last week! This is a national event where schools complete as many random acts of kindness as possible within the week. We saw many students thanking our custodial staff, making cards for the cafeteria workers, leaving notes of thanks for our school nurses and others. We saw students pushing in chairs and picking up trash, helping new students, as well as complimenting peers and sending thank you notes to teachers. We hope this is just the beginning! We encourage all of our students to continue this wave of kindness through the school every day.
SMS as a full school completed 6,400 KIND acts in one week! Congratulations to 8TH GRADE for completing the most kind acts at 3,476! A special shout out to the following homerooms who completed the highest total of kind acts for their grade levels: * 5th grade Daniels 450 * 6th grade Pyle 261 * 7th grade Christie 226 * 8th grade White 900 and Stefanilo - 549
CARL J. LAMB SCHOOL CARL J. LAMB SCHOOL
Students in Mrs. Gillis's class focused on the power of Mental Math-adding and subtracting 10 and 100. Children used the Open Nuberline strategy to show their new skill and made Mental Math Snowman for display in the hallway.
SLEDDING Students from Mrs. McCall and Miss Ashley s class took advantage of the snow and went sledding. They all had lots of fun sliding down the hill and climbing back up. Thank you to Mr. E for sharing the sleds.
MARGARET CHASE SMITH MARGARET CHASE SMITH SCHOOL SCHOOL
Lunar New Year: The first grade classrooms learned about Lunar New Year, also called Chinese New Year this week. The students had the opportunity to design and create red lanterns for good luck and to keep Nian away. The students were able to immerse themselves in Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas and learned about the various Chinese Zodiac animals.
Spirit Week: Each day the students showcased their school spirit with a kindness themed spirit day. "Let Your Kindness Shine (Neon)", "Dreaming of Kindness (PJ), "Yeehaw, Rounding up Kindness (Western Style), "Team Kindness (Sports)" and "Rocking with Kindness (Rock n' Roll)".
The Great Kindness Challenge: The students completed 1,682 acts of kindness during the month of January at MCS. They created posters throughout the building, left notes for staff members, smiled at friends, held open doors for peers and many more actions to brighten someone's day. As a concluding activity the entire school went sledding throughout the day on back hills. Thank you to our amazing PTA who purchased 25 sled for students to use.
2/2/22- This monumental day required another spirit day at MCS! Check out our students who wore tutus, ties or dressed as a twin to celebrate this marvelous number. Throughout the day students participated in various mathematical activities.
SANFORD PRIDE ELEMENTARY SANFORD PRIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOOL
STUDENT BECOMES ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR THE DAY! Here is what is involved in becoming AP for the Day: Who is Eligible? Any student that has received a High-Five or Positive Referral Verification of choice is made with Classroom Teacher ~ is the student a 5 Core student? When does this happen? A drawing is held the last week of the month. What will happen? Once chosen, teachers are contacted to make sure the choice is appropriate and the student will be asked if they would like to participate. The good news and a plan for the day is then shared with the family and participation permission is sought. The student then gets to spend day with the Assistant Principal performing very important AP duties. The following are pages from Caleb Samia s day as Assistant Principal for the Day !
SANFORD COMMUNITY SANFORD COMMUNITY ADULT EDUCATION ADULT EDUCATION
Exciting times at Sanford Community Adult Education! Our numbers are increasing! Within the last week we have welcomed three more students to our ELL classes and another student earned their high school credential via the HiSET. I am hopeful this trend will continue!
