Hi GSB community! Just a reminder that we are holding the Jamaica Relief Community Dinner tonight in the cafeteria from 5:00 - 6:30. Entry by Donation. All proceeds to benefit Jamaica’s recovery from Hurricane Melissa.
Donations can be made at the door or by going here - https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-omars-family-and-community-after-hurricane-melissa
Thanks and we hope to see you tonight!
Donations can be made at the door or by going here - https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-omars-family-and-community-after-hurricane-melissa
Thanks and we hope to see you tonight!
GSB 5/6 students in strings class clapping rhythms
Mr Coleman's Class enjoying Pajama Day with their Reading Buddies in Mrs. Ball's Kindergarten class.
Looking back at last week’s Spirit Week photos, we are reminded of just how vibrant, creative, and fun the GSB community really is. Today, we are overflowing with gratitude for the people who make this place shine:
🧡 To our Teachers & Staff: Thank you for your endless energy and dedication. 💙 To our Students: Thank you for bringing the smiles (and the crazy hair, fun hats & fancy dresses!). 🧡 To our Parents & Families: Thank you for your unwavering support.
We hope your Thanksgiving is as spirited as our hallways were last week! Happy Thanksgiving, GSB!
#GSBPride #HappyThanksgiving #SchoolSpirit #Grateful #Community
Proud of our GSB Cheer Team!
GSB Chess Club!
The 7th and 8th graders went to The Strand in Rockland to learn about Japanese Taiko Drumming.
GSB students auditioning for District three at Camden High school!
Welcome to GSB Coach David Osier! Coach Osier is coaching our 8th grade boys basketball team, which has some 6th graders on it as well.
Coach David Osier begins his first year with the Great Salt Bay School boys basketball program, bringing eight years of YMCA and travel coaching experience. A lifelong basketball enthusiast, he played four years at Lincoln Academy and has coached most of the current players since 2nd grade, enjoying every step of their development.
Coach Osier is committed to building a strong team culture centered on fundamentals, communication, and unselfish play. He looks forward to continuing that foundation at GSB and helping his players grow both on and off the court.
Coach David Osier begins his first year with the Great Salt Bay School boys basketball program, bringing eight years of YMCA and travel coaching experience. A lifelong basketball enthusiast, he played four years at Lincoln Academy and has coached most of the current players since 2nd grade, enjoying every step of their development.
Coach Osier is committed to building a strong team culture centered on fundamentals, communication, and unselfish play. He looks forward to continuing that foundation at GSB and helping his players grow both on and off the court.
8th graders participating in a live draw session in art!
Welcome to GSB Kim Lane! Kim is coaching our girls basketball team this year.
This is Kim's first year coaching at GSB. She's had the pleasure of coaching GSB's 6th grade girls for the last few years at the YMCA, and overall has been coaching youth basketball for the last 8 years. She has spent many years in and around basketball, including as a camp counselor coaching and refereeing at youth basketball camps for 4 years. She grew up playing in Presque Isle, Maine, and continued to play at Colby College. Some highlights include winning a State Championship in high school and being inducted into the Maine and New England Basketball Halls of Fame. She looks forward to continuing to work with the GSB girls this upcoming season.
This is Kim's first year coaching at GSB. She's had the pleasure of coaching GSB's 6th grade girls for the last few years at the YMCA, and overall has been coaching youth basketball for the last 8 years. She has spent many years in and around basketball, including as a camp counselor coaching and refereeing at youth basketball camps for 4 years. She grew up playing in Presque Isle, Maine, and continued to play at Colby College. Some highlights include winning a State Championship in high school and being inducted into the Maine and New England Basketball Halls of Fame. She looks forward to continuing to work with the GSB girls this upcoming season.
2nd Graders learning and having fun at the Owls Head Transportation Museum!
Please welcome Robert White, our new coach for the GSB 7th grade boys bball team!
With more than 25 years of youth coaching experience, Robert focuses on keeping integrity at the center of everything he does. He believes in leading by example, treating players with honesty and respect, and communicating openly with both kids and parents. “I’m proud of every win we earn, but I’m even more proud of the growth I see in our kids—on and off the court. Hard work, good character habits, steady improvement, being a great teammate, and thinking about others first…that’s what the game is really about.”
With more than 25 years of youth coaching experience, Robert focuses on keeping integrity at the center of everything he does. He believes in leading by example, treating players with honesty and respect, and communicating openly with both kids and parents. “I’m proud of every win we earn, but I’m even more proud of the growth I see in our kids—on and off the court. Hard work, good character habits, steady improvement, being a great teammate, and thinking about others first…that’s what the game is really about.”
Mrs. Michaud's class met the veteran Travis Mills!
We're halfway through GSB Spirit Week! Here are some photos from Mismatch Day and Fancy Dress Up Day!
Don't forget Thursday is Crazy Hair / Hat Day!
Mrs. Ettinger's class learned about telling time by jumping around the clock and making a human clock!
Reading Buddies! Mrs.Ball’s Kinders with Mr. Coleman’s 4th graders!
Mrs. Farnsworth’s kindergarteners dissected owl pellet and found real bones inside.
Enjoying November in 2nd grade!
Pre-k read Little Red Hen Makes A Pizza by Philemon Sturges and then got to try out their pizza making skills with the help of some 7th and 8th graders and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Brown and Mr. Nick. Everyone agreed the pizzas were double thumbs up delicious!
