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Setting Sail for Learning: 4th Grade Visits the Penobscot Marine Museum

Our 4th grade students enjoyed an exciting field trip to the Penobscot Marine Museum yesterday! Located on a beautiful three-acre campus in the coastal village of Searsport, the museum brings Maine’s rich maritime heritage to life through engaging exhibits and hands-on learning experiences.

Students explored fascinating stories of ship captains and their families, learned about the industries of Penobscot Bay, discovered the impact of global maritime trade, and gained insight into Maine’s fisheries both past and present.

As a special bonus, every student received a season pass, giving them the opportunity to return and continue exploring the museum all summer long!

ABC Countdown: Dance Day Highlights

This week, the 3rd graders started their ABC Countdown! One of the themed days was Dance Day, so students enjoyed spending time outside listening to music and dancing together.

Team Randall/Whitehouse Celebrates ELA Growth Milestone and Continued Success

Students on Team Randall/Whitehouse have collectively earned 107 growth points in IXL English Language Arts. Since the start of the school year, students have used the diagnostic tool to identify their initial skill levels, set personal goals, and work steadily toward achieving one year of growth (100 points). Just before April break, the team not only met but exceeded that goal.

To celebrate this achievement, students enjoyed an afternoon of outdoor games, music, and time together on May 1st. With six weeks still remaining in the school year, there is great excitement and optimism for continued growth and learning ahead.

It’s Spring Book Fair time!

Next week, students will have the opportunity to shop during the school day with their class. The easiest way to make purchases is by using eWallet.

If your child had unspent funds from the fall Book Fair, those balances were converted into eGift cards. Be sure to log in to your family Scholastic account to check your balance. You’ll need to apply those funds to a new eWallet for your child to use this time around.

Your money is still there—you just need to transfer it! Please reach out if you need any assistance.

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