Lyman Elementary School Community,
You’ve done it again! Every year I am completely humbled and grateful when I see all the gifts and treats rolling in for our Lyman Elementary School Giving Tree program. This Holiday Season we have successfully supported 9 families and 18 students through the Giving Tree. Thank you so much for your immense support and generosity. This community has the most generous and thoughtful helpers. It truly brings me joy seeing people helping others. There’s nothing more pure than when someone gives without expecting anything in return. Lyman community members are givers. This is a small community, but it’s also MIGHTY! I’ve seen how fiercely you support each other and because of that, this community is very strong. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts here at Lyman Elementary School.
If you or anyone you know would like to be added to the Lyman Elementary Guidance Department’s support programs list (backpack program, snow gear support, Thanksgiving baskets and the Giving Tree holiday gift support), please contact Mrs. Swasey directly.
Mrs. Aurelie Swasey
aurelieswasey@rsu57.org
207- 499- 7228 ext. 9006
Due to driver shortages, Bus 2281 servicingto MHS, MMS and WES is out of service today December 8. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Due to driver shortages, Bus 2276 servicing MHS, MMS and WES is out of service today December 7. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Today, nine Massabesic High School students attended the SMAA Leadership Summit at Sanford High School. Our athletes engaged with 160 fellow student athletes from the SMAA, taking part in a panel discussion featuring college coaches, listening to a student-led inspirational speaker, and gaining insights from a national speaker on resiliency and perseverance.
Thank you to student-athletes' Paige Stephenson, Cassidy Jacobsen, Emmet Carrol, Cam Bradbury, Cam Bouchard, Kyle Abbott, Scott Pelletier, Ella Donovan, and Jocelyn Fryzlewicz for their active participation in the event. They truly represented our RSU 57 athletic program with pride and enthusiasm.
Due to driver shortages, Bus 2282 with service to MHS, MMS, and Alfred Elementary will be out of service today, December 6. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Due to driver shortages, the following buses are out of service today, December 4:
Bus 1774 servicing MHS, MMS and Lyman Elementary
Bus 1873 servicing MHS, MMS, and Waterboro Elementary
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions in areas within our district, RSU 57 schools will have a two hour delay this morning December 4. We ask that staff and students traveling to school this morning exercise caution in doing so.
Please see the attached memo from our Nutrition Department regarding milk served with breakfast and lunch.
We apologize for this late notice, but due to driver shortages Bus 2281 service to MHS/MMS and WES is out of service today.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Due to driver shortages, the following buses are out of service today 12/1:
Bus 1771 Service to MHS/MMS and WES out of service today.
Bus 1773 Service to MHS/MMS and Lyman Elementary out of service today.
Bus 2471 Service to MHS/MMS and Alfred Elementary out of service today.
Bus 2473 Service to MHS/MMS and Line Elementary out of service today.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Lyman Elementary would like to congratulate the following Model Mustangs of the Month: Emilia Bergeron,Peyton Chambers, Hayley Gendron, Weston Moores, Stevie Tardif, Elizabeth Dudevoir, Weston Vaughan, Emma Rinaldi, Lillian Rinaldi, Thomas Charland, Elsie Hourihan, M K, Bayleigh Fox, Bentley Vaughan, Bianca Campos, Kayden Levesque, A C, Vivienne Kirk, Parker Briggs, Braxton Cyr, Garret Fuller, Ryan Andrews, Aubree Thayer, Mya- Lyn Levesque, Miles Holt. We are so proud of all of you.
Due to driver shortages, the following buses are out of service today 11/30:
Bus 1773 service to MHS/MMS and Lyman Elem. Is out of service today.
Bus 2473 service to MHS/MMS and Line Elem. Is out of service today.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Students at Alfred Elementary enjoyed a virtual presentation by our Nutrition Department that featured November's Harvest of Month; Brassicas! They were able to learn fun and nutritional facts regarding locally grown Maine broccoli, as well as sample a delicious broccoli fritter made directly in their school kitchen.
Due to driver shortages the following buses will be out of service today 11/29:
Bus 2473 service to MHS/MMS and Line school out of service today.
Bus 1871 service to MHS/MMS only.
Bus 1972 service to MHS/MMS and SMS out of service today.
Bus 1873 service to MHS/MMS and WES out of service today.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Due to driver shortages, Bus 1871 service to MHS/MMS only will be out of service. The Elementary run for 1871 will remain in service today.
Bus 1771 service to MHS/MMS and WES will be out of service today 11/28. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Check out the latest edition of the Waterboro Reporter which features Waterboro Elementary's Ms. Samantha Person as the MaineAHPERD Elementary PE Teacher of the Year! Read the full article online by clicking the link below. https://waterbororeporter.com/IMAGES_reporter/REP_11-22-23.pdf
Click the link below to view this week's Community Newsletter from Dr. Marquis! https://www.smore.com/mq5xyf
The Alfred PTSA would like to thank all the families that joined us last night for our Fall Family Bingo Night! We were able to raise $611 towards our classrooms, school, and much much more! We hope everyone enjoys their fall-themed goodies, apple crisps, and pies!
On Saturday, November 18, Massabesic High School’s NJROTC cadets competed in the All New England Drill League of Navy JROTC against schools from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Saturday’s meeting was one of four annual competitions taking place this fall. The event was an opportunity for students to compete in challenges including physical fitness and to practice leadership, discipline, and good sportsmanship.
In the Individual Drill Knockout - an event akin to “Simon Says” for drill knowledge - over 100 students competed to be in the last ten cadets standing. Eligible participants include first, second, and third year cadets only, and once students have earned a “top ten” spot, they can no longer compete in the event. We are proud to share that of the top ten students who finished the Knockout, FIVE of them were from our MHS NJROTC! Congratulations to first year cadets Terver Kinney, Grace Shipman, Alley Heath, Guardian Boedecker (Bonny Eagle), and Aiden Parsons (Bonny Eagle) for their win!
Click on the link to view the MMS November Family Newsletter:
https://www.smore.com/6h0vn