The 100th day of school (February 14th) was a big day for the K-2 children at RES. We have been counting every day to get to 100. We celebrated by rotating through the day in multi-age groups to each teacher, who has a different activity planned relating to 100. For example, building with 100 cups, finding the numbers 1-100 in a classroom and marking them off on... READ MORE >
It's Parent-Teacher Conference time again! Conferences are Tues., March 10 and Thurs., March 19, 3:00-7:00 pm. The scheduler will open for appointments on Wed., Feb. 12 at 8:00 am. Here is the link: RES Spring Conference SchedulerClick on the link, log in with your email address and create a password, select your child's teacher, and select a day and time to... READ MORE >
Our students and teachers in Grades 3-5 have kicked off Literacy Week at RES. 16 books in 18 days, themed dress up days, and promoting the joy of reading! Enjoy the pictures! READ MORE >
Recently, Ms. Tarrio's students were working on transition words to improve their writing skills. They read books, created a list of transition words, and to practice as a class before writing individually. Below is a story the class created. Enjoy! READ MORE >
We kicked off our annual Bikes for Books assembly for students in Grades K-5 this morning. We were joined by Masons from Lafayette Lodge #48 and would like to thank them for their generosity and support with promoting literacy! There will be more information about the Bikes For Books reading incentive program in our newsletter, which will be sent later this... READ MORE >
This morning in our school library, we had our National Geographic Geography School Bee for our 4th and 5th grade students. After several difficulty rounds, we were able to crown our champion. Congratulations to Lucas Andrews (school champion), Jackson Boucher (runner-up), and Milo Winter (Third Place)! Also, we would like to thank Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Levesque... READ MORE >
Dear Parents, Community Members and Staff, The RSU #38 Board of Directors has started their budget meetings, preparing for the FY 2021 school year. I encourage you to attend the budget workshop meetings (listed below). It is important that the Board hear from citizens as they work to develop a budget that focuses on “Promoting student success in all areas, as we... READ MORE >
On January 8th, a few of our 4th Grade students assisted Mrs. Mason in the library as reading buddies to Mrs. Welch's Pre-K students. Enjoy the pictures below! READ MORE >
All after-school activities have been cancelled for this afternoon due to the weather. The after-school (daycare) program is open until 5:30 pm. READ MORE >
Readfield students and parents, and Mrs. Gatti-Fyler, had a great time coding together at RSU 38's Family Code Night held on Dec. 12th. at the middle school. Our thanks to the middle school iTeam for organizing and running it! READ MORE >
Willy, the Red-Footed Tortoise, is one of Mr. Drew's animals. He is around 19 years old. Mrs. Dumais will have Willy for 1-2 weeks in her classroom. Students will have the opportunity to learn about the tortoise and will be writing nonfiction books.They will use technology to create a finished book. READ MORE >
Dear Parents, December is usually the start of messy winter weather in Maine, and it seems to have arrived early this year! Our district has developed a plan to use a Remote Learning School Day and at this point in the season that could be any day now. The goal of developing a pilot program such as a Remote Learning School Day is to engage students in meaningful... READ MORE >
This week will be school spirit week (12/2 - 12/6/19) for the students and staff at RES. Show your school spirit on the following days: 12/2 - Favorite Sports Team Day 12/3 - Crazy Hair Day 12/4 - Pajama Day 12/5 - Black and Yellow Day 12/6 - Mismatch Day READ MORE >
Beginning next week, we will be using our new integrated alert system, Thrillshare, to send out Food Service and Attendance Alerts. Attendance Alerts will go to parents who's student has been marked absent, unexcused around 9:30 am each school day. Parents should call the school before 9 to let the school know that their student will be absent.Food Service Alerts... READ MORE >
Readfield students were recently honored by the ‘Contest for a Cause’ event. Students were asked to create a centerpiece, based around the theme; "How You Make the World Brighter" and their art was recently showcased at a Maine Educators Conference. In recognition of their efforts, a $25 donation of their choice will be made out to an organization in their honor.... READ MORE >
The RSU 38 Technology Department is hosting a "Family Code Night" - a great opportunity for students in grades 4 and 5 and their parents to spend an hour together engaging in fun coding games and activities. No experience required! NEW Date: Thursday, Dec. 12 Time: 6:30-7:30pm (6:15 check-in) Place: Maranacook Middle School cafeteria Registration is required.... READ MORE >
Just a reminder, the RES Parent/Teacher Conferences are taking place tonight from 3:00-7:00 pm! The faculty is prepared to review your child’s academic progress. We are looking forward to this opportunity and building our educational partnership to benefit your child! READ MORE >
Nutrition Director Jeff Bridges orders apples from Pine Bluff Farm in Mt. Vernon and from Lakeside Orchard in Manchester. He also orders vegetables from Emery Farm in Wayne and Elvin’s Farm in Readfield. Annabessacook Farm in Winthrop also provides produce to local schools. Thank you to our local farmers and to our food service team for providing healthy options... READ MORE >
Just a reminder, the RES Parent/Teacher Conferences are taking place tonight and November 14th from 3:00-7:00 pm! The faculty is prepared to review your child’s academic progress. If you have not scheduled an appointment yet, please go to the Pick-Time email sent from Mrs. Hreben.In the event that you cannot attend conferences on either November 5th or 14th, please... READ MORE >
There have been weird occurrences happening at RES today. Upon the completion of math class this morning, Mrs. Conway's class not only improved on their math skills but grew fangs. Creepy! Have a safe and Happy Halloween! READ MORE >
Dear Parent/Guardian, During the upcoming holiday season, the school nurses will work closely with local food pantries, fire stations, churches and town halls to provide new clothing and toys to children who might otherwise not receive any presents for the holidays. If you need help this holiday season, please complete the enclosed application and return it to... READ MORE >
Do you know how to be safe on a school bus? Well, the K-5 students at RES do! Thanks to Miss Emily, who drives Bus #12. She presented this morning, showed a few videos, and ask our students follow up questions. Remember, "It's all about the bus, about the bus. Bus Safety!" READ MORE >
A picture from our learning lab this morning! READ MORE >
A picture from our learning lab this morning! READ MORE >
Students are not the only ones learning at RES. Three times a year, grade level teachers (K-1, Gr. 2-3, and Gr. 4-5) work with the district math coach and the school math interventionist in a collaborative learning environment to improve our instruction practice. During a learning lab, the group of teachers review the math unit and lesson goals, plan for... READ MORE >
Picture of students working with the mythology escape room activity. READ MORE >
Picture of students working with the mythology escape room activity. READ MORE >
Picture of students working with the mythology escape room activity. READ MORE >
On Tuesday, Mrs. Mitchell's class participated in a mythology escape room activity. Students worked in teams and were thoroughly engaged with this learning experience! All of the students made it out of the room in time to catch their bus home. We will post three more pictures of the class to accompany this article. READ MORE >
At RES, we enjoy reading whether it be in the classroom with teacher, a reading buddy, or even with the principal! In the picture, Mr. Boston and a kindergarten student are reading The Pigeon Goes To School. READ MORE >
Mrs. Dunphy and Mrs. Tweedie's Third Grade Classes had a field trip to the botanical gardens yesterday as part of their science unit on plant adaptations. It was a wonderful experience for all. Thank you to REPA for your support in making this trip possible for our students! READ MORE >
Is your child missing a sweat, jacket, or hat? Please check the lost and found area located near the main office. Clothing not claimed by November 25th will be sent to Goodwill in Augusta. READ MORE >
It's Parent-Teacher Conference time already! Tues., Nov. 5 and Thurs., Nov. 14, 3:00-7:00 pm. Here's how to schedule your conference: Click on this link: Pick-a-Time for Readfield Elementary Log in with your email address and create a password, select your child's teacher, and select a day and time to meet. It's that simple! READ MORE >
Ms. Tarrio's 2nd grade students are learning how to use measurement tools to measure different lengths of paper. They found out that the longer the paper, the harder it is to measure with small rulers. Today, they were introduced to the meter stick, and boy did it make things easier!! READ MORE >
Join us at Family Math Night this Tuesday to learn more about what is happening in your child's math class! Readfield Elementary, September 17thK-2 5:30 - 6:153-5 6:30 - 7:15Please complete the RSVP to help us plan! READ MORE >
FYI - Our Open House is tonight from 5:30-7 pm. To accommodate parents and parking, we will be using the following format: K-2 5:30-6:15 pm3-5 6:15-7:00 pm We look forward to seeing you! READ MORE >
Our Open House will be on September 12th (Thursday) from 5:30-7 pm. To accommodate parents and parking, we will be using the following format: K-2 5:30-6:15 pm3-5 6:15-7:00 pm We look forward to seeing you there! READ MORE >
The Math Interventionists and District Math Coach will be hosting a Family Math Night for each Elementary School this Fall. Our goals are to: Begin a supportive, year-long relationship of math learning and,Understand how a problem-based lesson looks and feels. Our teachers have been working hard to learn more about the IM K-5 Math Curriculum we are piloting, and... READ MORE >
https://www.myalfondgrant.org/information-activities/pre-k-5th-grade-parent/ "By investing $500 for each child born in Maine since 2013, the Alfond Scholarship Foundation has invested $50 million dollars for over 100,000 Maine children to date. This financial foundation will grow and be available to the students to use for post-secondary opportunities. We hope to... READ MORE >
We are loving our new app! Stay updated with access to real-time sports scores, the daily cafeteria menu, news from administrators, student stories, and even emergency notifications. https://drive.google.com/file/... You can download the app for free on both Google Play or the Apple App Store. Download for Android: http://bit.ly/2vLTAuRDownload for iPhone:... READ MORE >
I have been teaching math for 8 years now and I can not imagine doing anything else! I have taught at the middle school and high school levels and am extremely excited to have the opportunity to be the Math Interventionist at Readfield Elementary School!! I am the proud mom of two boys and they are my world. My oldest son is just beginning his college career at... READ MORE >
I have been teaching elementary school for about 10 years and have taught in 3 different states. Our family just moved back to Maine this summer because we love it here. Outside of school, I enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and fishing. My wife and I have a 10 month old son and two dogs. I'm really looking forward to teaching in Readfield. READ MORE >
Hello! My name is Mrs. Levesque and this will be my 7th year of teaching. I grew up in Massachusetts and went to the University of Maine. While in school I fell in love with Maine and never moved back. Before working as a teacher I worked as an educational technician with special education studentsI live in Winthrop with my husband and one year old son. We have... READ MORE >
We’re thrilled to announce Maranacook Area Schools’ new app! It’s Everything Maranacook, in your pocket. https://drive.google.com/file/... With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2vLTAuR or iPhone: https://apple.co/2vQ9jJ7. READ MORE >
Come create a pallet sign with us at Readfield Elementary School! All proceeds go to the “Read to Succeed” program. This supports things like books for our students to take home, books for instruction, and books for teacher and student book clubs! Look through the sign design choices and sign up right through this link! This is a kid friendly event! No artistic... READ MORE >