From the Art Studio: Fourth grade students, Haylee, Stevie, and Amariah have been working for several weeks on creating their very own business, Bethany's Biscuits. They plan on giving each student in their class a biscuit. Great job girls!
Upcoming Kindergarten Screening Reminder: Wednesday and Thursday June 14th and 15th
A reminder to families with an incoming kindergarten student, screenings will be held this coming Wednesday and Thursday, the 14th and 15th of June. If you are unsure of your appointment time or have other questions, please contact Betsy Clark at 207-827-1544 ext. 3602.
Please remember to vote on Tuesday, 6/13/2023, in support of the RSU #34 school budget!
Alton: we believe voting hours are 2 PM - 7 PM at the Town Office
Bradley: per the website voting hours are 8 AM to 8 PM at the Fire Station
Old Town: per the website voting hours are 7 AM to 8 PM at the Elks Lodge
Thank you for your support of our students and schools!
A reminder about Field Days this week:
Please remember to apply sunscreen and bug spray at home, wear comfortable clothes and sneakers for activities, and pack an extra pair of socks and shoes as the fields are still wet.
Monday, June 12- 3rd and 4th grade
Tuesday, June 13- K, 1st and 2nd (rain date of Thursday, June 15 for 1st and 2nd only)
5th graders will participate in Field Day activities after their celebration on Wednesday, June 14th
Fourth grade students Winn and Dakota opened a restaurant in this art studio earlier this week. On the menu, vegetable soup, blueberry muffins, and pudding pie.
Upcoming Kindergarten Screening Reminder: Wednesday and Thursday June 14th and 15th
A reminder to families with an incoming kindergarten student, screenings will be held this coming Wednesday and Thursday, the 14th and 15th of June. If you are unsure of your appointment time or have other questions, please contact Betsy Clark at 207-827-1544 ext. 3602.
We're very proud of our World Cultures and Languages program in RSU #34 - our K-8 program was featured in the Educators for a MultiLingual Maine newsletter! You can read more here: https://5il.co/1w1kh
Kindergarteners reflected on this past year in the art studio. They thought about their favorite art project and their favorite art supply, and also drew their self-portrait. Elliot's favorite project was the clay turtles and his favorite art supply is a glue stick.
Spotted today- the sun!
Shared from our community- some free summer fun!
RSU #34 Budget Validation/Referendum Election
Tuesday June 13, 2023
Elks Lodge
37 Fourth Street
7:00 am – 8:00 pm
(Absentee Voting now open at City Hall from June 5th – June 9th, close of business day)
Sample Ballot and Budget information is available at City Hall, 265 Main Street or online at https;//old-town.org
Laura Engstrom
City of Old Town Clerk
We are an equal opportunity employer and service provider.
Second graders recently designed and conducted surveys and then graphed their results in collaborative groups.
We agree, Noah!
Welcome to the OTES Campground! Mrs. Everett's and Mrs. Lyon's classes enjoyed a fun camping themed day of learning, including fireside reading, fishing for math, and of course, a s'mores snack. Dr. Tuell is a little jealous that she can't fit in the 1st grade sized camping gear! Don't worry, she has her own at home!
Our 5th grade band students did a phenomenal job at the Great East Music Festival and were rewarded with a beautiful afternoon at Canobie Lake Park.
Shared from our community. Learn to play softball!
The Buy One Get One Free Book Fair will end this Monday, June 5th. If your student brings money for last minute shopping, please notify their teacher. Family members are still welcome to shop before or after school as the fair goes from 7am-3pm. Students can use their eWallet if their family adds to it. It will still have the funds that were left from the March fair. https://www.scholastic.com/bf/oldtownelementaryschool3
Applications due TOMORROW, Friday, June 2nd! RSU 34 is very pleased to offer a wonderful summer learning opportunity that is a proven help in the fight against summer learning loss. Virtual Summer School (VSS) offers a simple, fun, and engaging way for any student in RSU 34 currently in grades 3-5 to continue their learning throughout the summer. Students earn points by completing their weekly assignments by the due date. By consistently working on
assignments throughout VSS, students have the chance to win lots of great prizes! The program is virtual so students can complete all assignments from home, or anywhere with an Internet connection!
DATES: VSS runs for four weeks starting on Monday, July 10th and ending on Sunday, August 6th. Weekly assignments will be posted on Google Classroom every Monday morning and will be due by the following Sunday.
PRIZES: Students earn points for completing weekly assignments (up to 100 points each week). The more points they earn, the more prizes they are eligible for!
Please fill out this registration form and return it to OTES by tomorrow, Friday, June 2nd if you are interested:
https://drive.google.com/.../19idmrwHXjJo71v4ghfb.../view...
If you have questions, please email Mr. Rand at Todd.Rand@rsu34.org.
Here is the last lunch calendar of the school year. Also included is the summer meal schedule.
RSU #34 families, please join us for a very special performance by the Pihcintu Multinational Immigrant & Refugee Girls Chorus on Saturday, June 3rd at the Orono Performing Arts Center (attached to Orono High School) at 5pm! This renowned chorus from Portland, Maine just won the Maine Education Association's Ashley Bryan Arts & Humanities Award and their Human and Civil Rights Award! We are so lucky to have them coming. This is our final LMS Big Read event of the year, co-sponsored by Orono High School! The LMS Big Read is made possible through funding from the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation as well as the Maine Humanities Council.
