Please be advised that a joint emergency training exercise involving LifeFlight of Maine and CLC Ambulance Service will occur this evening, Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at Great Salt Bay Community School.
As part of this coordinated drill, a LifeFlight helicopter will land in the front parking lot of the school at approximately 1900 hours (7:00 PM). Emergency vehicles and personnel from both agencies will be on-site, participating in a scheduled simulation designed to enhance emergency preparedness and interagency coordination.
This is a planned training event, and there is no emergency. We kindly ask that community members avoid the front parking lot during this time to ensure safety and allow the training to proceed without disruption.
We appreciate your understanding and support as we work to maintain readiness for real-life emergencies.
Midcoast Humane Donations 😃
Please consider helping us gather items to donate to Midcoast Humane because the animals waiting for adoption are in need. We want to help the animals!
Here are the items we're looking for:
Paper egg cartons
Newspaper
Paper bags
Canned tuna
Meat baby food
Unscented cat litter
Clean towels
Dog and cat treats
Pet toys
Collars
Leashes
Mrs. Wehrle’s students will go to classes from Monday April 28th until May 6th to collect your donations. You can also drop off items at the GSB office.
Thank you!
Happy Friday! Here's the last GSB Friday Flyer for April!!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18PlH2bkpADQmVvrHlmfvV9WfMY8Xt0CE/view
Have a great break everyone!
A SELECTION OF CULTURALLY RICH, ADVENTURE-PACKED & INCREDIBLY INSPIRING FILMS
Don't forget to set up your student's eWallet account for cashless, stress-less shopping. Friends and family can even contribute funds! Set one up here:. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/greatsaltbaycommschool
#ScholasticBookFairs
Don't forget to set up your student's eWallet account for cashless, stress-less shopping. Friends and family can even contribute funds! Set one up here:. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/greatsaltbaycommschool
#ScholasticBookFairs
PreK and K class working together to fill puddles in the playground with wood chips
The Multiage 1 & 2 Graders had a great time at FARMS Kitchen! We made Granola, Quinoa salad, and a Frittata. Yum!
Mr. Sal’s Class in Greenhouse
Calling All Local Businesses,!
Showcase your community spirit by advertising in the Great Salt Bay Community School Yearbook.
Options:
½ Page: $40 (B&W) / $50 (Color)
Patron/Sponsor: $24 donation
Your ad lasts a lifetime, reaching hundreds. Help make yearbooks affordable for students.
Interested? Complete the form here - https://forms.gle/vm6MnCbYvnemrEvX7
or scan the QR code with this post.
Questions? Email Coreysha Stone (Ms. Rey - GSB Art Teacher) at cstone@aos93.org.
Thank you!
— GSB Yearbook Club
Ms. Tracy’s class had a blast at FARMs this month. Students were busy mincing, zesting, chopping, and squeezing. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers and the YMCA.
Mrs. Verney’s class enjoyed visiting the Maine Maritime Museum and exploring the Chris Van Dusen exhibit.
Ms. Jen took a group of 7th and 8th graders to the statehouse to learn about state government. They were sponsored by Representatives Farrin and Crafts and were recognized and welcomed by the entire House during their legislative session.
Join the Heart & Sole Team! 🌟 We're seeking 3 more girls in grades 6-8 to complete our team for the upcoming spring season, starting March 31st. Practices are every Wednesday, 3-5pm, plus special sessions on March 31st and April 7th.
Interested? Contact Stephanie Moore at smoore@aos93.org for details. Let's make this season unforgettable! 💪✨
GSB is now accepting Pre-K/Kindergarten pre-registration forms for the 25/26 school year.
6th grade making oobleck in science class!
Oobleck, often called "slime," is a non-Newtonian fluid, a mixture of cornstarch and water that behaves like a liquid when at rest and a solid when pressure is applied.
First graders playing with their 6th grade buddies!
Pre-K loves the woods so much we brought them into the classroom! We’re researching like scientists learning about amphibians and reptiles in woods and swamps.
6th graders are building models with cereal and marshmallows to show their understanding of the structure of atoms. As part of their test score for this unit students identified the atom with its atomic number, mass, and symbol and the correct number of protons, neutrons, and electrons!
Here are our GSB Pi day contestants bravely reciting digits of Pi! Congratulations to our winners: Paton in 5th grade with 170 digits, Crosby in 2nd grade with 110 digits, Ellie in 8th grade with 106 digits & Jhay in 4th grade with 62 digits! Great job everyone!
