In some of Mrs. Campbell's art classes at Granite Street, the students have been learning about Van Gogh's Sunflower paintings. A replica of one of these paintings created by 1st and 2nd graders is decorating our main hallway.
The Friends of Katahdin Woods and Water and the Millinocket Memorial Library are once again offering a free April Vacation Kids Camp.
Upcoming Event Reminders:
March 14th - Staff workshop day, no school for students
March 27th - early release day, Student Led Conferences 12:00-7:00
March 28th - early release day, Student Led Conferences 12:00-2:00
Now through June 7, 2025 Hannaford is helping Granite Street School! For every 4 purchases of items marked with a Help Schools sign, our school can earn $3. Customers must scan the QR code on to School Dollars receipt in order to donate to Granite Street. Visit https://hannafordhelpsschools.com/ to get more information about how to download the app or redeem coupons online. We can also collect your paper coupons at the school and send them in to be redeemed In June. Thank you for your support.
An unfortunate and thoughtless prank was investigated at Stearns today. A concerning message was discovered written on a wall at school. After a thorough investigation, as well as notifying our area Police Department, it was determined to be a noncreditable prank.
Please be assured that we take all concerns of this nature very seriously. The safety and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority, and we are committed to conducting thorough investigations and enforcing our code of conduct.
We encourage all parents and guardians to speak with their child(ren) about the importance of being mindful of their words. Even casual remarks can be easily misunderstood and cause unnecessary concern.
2 hour delay today, March 7, 2025.
Granite Street School March Menus
Stearns Jr./Sr. High School March Menus
On Monday, we kicked off our Read Across America Week. Some students from Stearns came to Granite to read a book to each class. Thank you Jennifer Maldonado, Hailey Aldridge, Emily Rogerson, Molly Anderson, Sunday Voraraj, Shelbi Phelps, Kaitlynn Dorr, Savannah Krause, Madison McInnis, Vanessa Morrow, Olivia Andersen, Eva Blanchette, Madison Carr, and Anthony Gurewicz for visiting our classrooms.
We had five classrooms with perfect attendance on our early release day, February 26th!!!
Friendly reminder that Monday is crazy haircut wear a hat day at Granite Street to celebrate Dr. Seuss and Read Across America.
Congratulations to the following Basketball Players:
Mariah Frost selected for 1st Team All PVC Conference Class D and All Defensive Team
Madison Carr selected for the Spirit of the Game Award
Shayne Grass selected for 2nd Team All PVC Conference Class D
Lucas Pelkey selected for All Defensive Team
Emerson Michaud selected for the Spirit of the Game Award
Mrs. Hannafin and some of our students made a very hungry caterpillar out of snow during recess today.
Next week, March 3-7, we will be celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday and Read Across America. We have special readers visiting each classroom and a dress up spirit week.
A reminder that tomorrow, Wednesday, February 26th will be an early release day for grades Prek-12. Granite will dismiss at 11:25 and Stearns will dismiss at 11:15. High School students will be doing blocks 1 and 2!
For the last month, students were able to guess the number of hearts in the jar when they returned their library books. Today we drew tickets for the winners. Olivia Reece won for PK-2nd grade , and Aviah Pelletier won for 3rd -5th grade.
Tomorrow Granite Street will be recognizing Heart Health Month. Please remember to wear red.
Granite Street Elementary School Library
Granite Street Elementary School is excited to enhance our library with updated State Books and Presidents series to support our 4th-grade students' annual exploration of the 50 states. Our current collection is outdated, with missing states and outdated presidential information. Upgrading these resources will provide accurate, comprehensive, and inclusive learning materials to inspire curiosity and foster success. Your donation can help us create a library full of updated knowledge and endless possibilities for our students. Let’s invest in their future together—donate today at https://www.ourkatahdin.com/support/community-projects/
Stearns High School is pleased to announce the following......
Girls on the Run Maine is program being offered to girls in grades 3-5. More information about this program is provided in the image below.
