Today, the kitchen used hydroponic lettuce grown by our second-grade students in adult lunches, including sandwiches and salads! Next week, the students will harvest the remaining lettuce and enjoy the fruits of their labor by making fresh salads of their own. What a great way to connect classroom learning with healthy eating!
We've had a busy couple of weeks at Lawrence Elementary!
Fourth graders who participated in our Explorers Club took a trip to Sandy River, in Norridgewock, to release the salmon fry they've been raising in a specialized tank in our library. Each student was able to release one or two of salmon fry into the river, with hopes many will mature into Atlantic Salmon and one day return to our Maine rivers to spawn a new generation. Our Explorers were lucky enough to run into specialists from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, who were releasing 800 brown trout into the same river. We appreciate Mrs. Therrien, Mrs. Whited, and Mrs. Hachey, who have volunteered their time to lead this group.
Our fourth-grade chorus students recently performed on our Lawrence Elementary stage, while our fifth and sixth grade band and chorus students performed at the Williamson Performing Arts Center. Both groups sang and played joyful music in front of audiences filled with proud family, friends, and staff. Bravo to Mrs. Gorman, Mr. Hoagland, and our talented Bulldog musicians!
Fourth graders who participated in our Explorers Club took a trip to Sandy River, in Norridgewock, to release the salmon fry they've been raising in a specialized tank in our library. Each student was able to release one or two of salmon fry into the river, with hopes many will mature into Atlantic Salmon and one day return to our Maine rivers to spawn a new generation. Our Explorers were lucky enough to run into specialists from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, who were releasing 800 brown trout into the same river. We appreciate Mrs. Therrien, Mrs. Whited, and Mrs. Hachey, who have volunteered their time to lead this group.
Our fourth-grade chorus students recently performed on our Lawrence Elementary stage, while our fifth and sixth grade band and chorus students performed at the Williamson Performing Arts Center. Both groups sang and played joyful music in front of audiences filled with proud family, friends, and staff. Bravo to Mrs. Gorman, Mr. Hoagland, and our talented Bulldog musicians!
Recently, a group of 8th-grade students participated in an extended tour of Mid Maine Tech Center. During their visit, students had the opportunity to explore several program areas and gain hands-on experience with some of the career and technical education opportunities available to them as future students at Lawrence High School.
LHS Good News 6/3/26
The Jazz Band and Vocal Vibe gave a great performance on Monday evening. Mr. Davenport directs our Jazz Band and Mrs. Misner directs our Vocal Vibe and completed her last concert as she is retiring at the end of the year. Great job by our musicians and staff.
Last week we were treated to the Spring Concert under the direction of Mrs. Misner for both the Band and Chorus. That was a well attended concert with many alumni returning to participate in the traditional finale. Great job by all!
On Wednesday, JMG held their end of year celebration in the Williamson Arts Center. The guest speaker for JMG was Tracie Travers, current President of Goodwill Hinkley. Seniors were recognized for their efforts and successes they’ve had within the JMG program. It was a nice ceremony put together by Mr. Pellerin and the students of JMG. Congratulations!
Graduation is upon us next week. On Friday, June 5th, I will be speaking with the Seniors about next week’s festivities. A letter was sent out in April outlining the week, but here it is again for folks:
Monday, June 8th - Marching Practice in the gym from 8:00 - 10:00 AM. If they’re coordinated, they will get out sooner.
Scholarship Awards Night - 6:30 PM in the Williamson Arts Center. Invitation letters were sent home and recipients were sent an email by Mr. Bowers, earlier this week, with a reminder.
Tuesday, June 9th - Marching Practice in the gym from 8:00 - 10:00 AM. This one will last the full two hours and maybe longer, as we’ll be distributing the Caps & Gowns. All bills must be paid before students will be issued their Cap & Gown.
Wednesday, June 10th - Buses leave high school at 8:30 AM to go to the Augusta Civic Center for Marching Practice and Class Picture in graduation dress.
Seniors in Cap & Gowns tour the Primary and Elementary schools before returning to the high school.
Senior Last Assembly - Noon to 2:00 PM in the Williamson Auditorium.
Senior B-B-Q - pig roast in the cafe to follow last assembly.
Thursday, June 11th - Graduation at 6:00 PM at the Augusta Civic Center. Doors open at 5:00 PM. General seating; no tickets needed.
Project Graduation buses will leave from the civic center at 8:00 PM.
Have a great week!
The Jazz Band and Vocal Vibe gave a great performance on Monday evening. Mr. Davenport directs our Jazz Band and Mrs. Misner directs our Vocal Vibe and completed her last concert as she is retiring at the end of the year. Great job by our musicians and staff.
Last week we were treated to the Spring Concert under the direction of Mrs. Misner for both the Band and Chorus. That was a well attended concert with many alumni returning to participate in the traditional finale. Great job by all!
On Wednesday, JMG held their end of year celebration in the Williamson Arts Center. The guest speaker for JMG was Tracie Travers, current President of Goodwill Hinkley. Seniors were recognized for their efforts and successes they’ve had within the JMG program. It was a nice ceremony put together by Mr. Pellerin and the students of JMG. Congratulations!
Graduation is upon us next week. On Friday, June 5th, I will be speaking with the Seniors about next week’s festivities. A letter was sent out in April outlining the week, but here it is again for folks:
Monday, June 8th - Marching Practice in the gym from 8:00 - 10:00 AM. If they’re coordinated, they will get out sooner.
Scholarship Awards Night - 6:30 PM in the Williamson Arts Center. Invitation letters were sent home and recipients were sent an email by Mr. Bowers, earlier this week, with a reminder.
Tuesday, June 9th - Marching Practice in the gym from 8:00 - 10:00 AM. This one will last the full two hours and maybe longer, as we’ll be distributing the Caps & Gowns. All bills must be paid before students will be issued their Cap & Gown.
Wednesday, June 10th - Buses leave high school at 8:30 AM to go to the Augusta Civic Center for Marching Practice and Class Picture in graduation dress.
Seniors in Cap & Gowns tour the Primary and Elementary schools before returning to the high school.
Senior Last Assembly - Noon to 2:00 PM in the Williamson Auditorium.
Senior B-B-Q - pig roast in the cafe to follow last assembly.
Thursday, June 11th - Graduation at 6:00 PM at the Augusta Civic Center. Doors open at 5:00 PM. General seating; no tickets needed.
Project Graduation buses will leave from the civic center at 8:00 PM.
Have a great week!
For the past four years, researching gardening skills and then applying that research to our Bulldog Learning Gardens has been an important part of making fourth graders’ library learning experiences come alive. This year, a new problem popped up - and not out of the soil! The new Lawrence Elementary School did not have a garden.
This didn’t stop LES’s fourth graders or LES teacher librarian, Mrs. Delorie! They turned their garden problem into an information problem - an information problem they could solve through research. Before the snow had even melted, students turned their information problem into questions about wood, soil, and garden tools. They then learned about using databases and other reliable sources of online information to answer their questions. Students, through their own research, learned about the types of wood that would last the longest as garden beds, the mix of soil that would yield strong plants, and how to use tools safely.
With the help of SNAP-Ed funds, what was once just an idea, then a problem, then a series of questions and answers, is now becoming a garden. From carrying out research to carrying soil, our 135 fourth grade students across 7 classes have researched, measured, drilled, screwed, shoveled their way into making the Bulldog Learning Gardens at Lawrence Elementary School a reality.
Special thanks to Tobey Simpson of the district’s Maintenance Department for sharing his time and carpentry expertise with our Bulldog learners. Thanks to him, all of our fourth graders were able to have hands-on time building our 10 new garden beds.
This didn’t stop LES’s fourth graders or LES teacher librarian, Mrs. Delorie! They turned their garden problem into an information problem - an information problem they could solve through research. Before the snow had even melted, students turned their information problem into questions about wood, soil, and garden tools. They then learned about using databases and other reliable sources of online information to answer their questions. Students, through their own research, learned about the types of wood that would last the longest as garden beds, the mix of soil that would yield strong plants, and how to use tools safely.
With the help of SNAP-Ed funds, what was once just an idea, then a problem, then a series of questions and answers, is now becoming a garden. From carrying out research to carrying soil, our 135 fourth grade students across 7 classes have researched, measured, drilled, screwed, shoveled their way into making the Bulldog Learning Gardens at Lawrence Elementary School a reality.
Special thanks to Tobey Simpson of the district’s Maintenance Department for sharing his time and carpentry expertise with our Bulldog learners. Thanks to him, all of our fourth graders were able to have hands-on time building our 10 new garden beds.
Lawrence Junior High School students recently participated in a walking audit led by the Bicycle Coalition of Maine, where they received hands-on training in road safety around the school community. Students were reminded of important pedestrian safety practices, including walking on the left side of the road and staying alert to motorists. Experiences like this help build awareness and encourage safe habits both in and out of school.
LHS Good News 5/27/26
One of our parents bought a raffle ticket at the Maine All-State Concert a couple of weekends ago and won a pair of symphonic crash cymbals worth $1,000 that they donated to the music program at the high school. Thank you for your generosity!
The Spring Music Concert was held Wednesday evening and featured our choral and band groups. This was Renae Misner’s last concert, besides the Jazz Concert on Monday, June 1st, as she is retiring at the end of the school year. On Wednesday, she not only conducted the Chorus, but also the Band, as she stood in for Mr. Fields. Congratulations Mrs. Misner on your retirement and for sharing the gift of music all these years with your students!
Dirigo State put on by the American Legion is a comprehensive, experiential learning, youth leadership program which will be held on June 21-26th. Participants from Lawrence will be Marley Peasley, Alex Moody, Kate Hartley, and Chandler Firmage. The Clinton American Legion, Fairfield American Legion, and the Clinton Lions Club are sponsoring the students’ participation. Thank you to those organizations for supporting our students' involvement in this opportunity.
Our alternative program will be headed to Salem, Massachusetts as a follow-up to having read and studied The Crucible by Arthur Miller.
On Friday we have some ninth grade girls and eighth grade girls who signed up going to KVCC to tour and get a presentation on fields that they could go into for work that are predominantly populated by males.
Upcoming Events:
Jazz Concert - Monday, June 1st at 6:30 PM featuring Vocal Vibe and the Jazz Band under the direction of Mrs. Misner and Mr. Davenport. Please join us in the Williamson Performing Arts Center for our final musical concert of the year!
Scholarship Night - Monday, June 8th at 6:30 PM in the Williamson PAC. Invitations have been mailed to scholarship recipients.
Graduation Class of 2026 - Thursday, June 11th at 6:00 PM at the Augusta Civic Center. Doors open at 5:00 PM.
Have a great week!
One of our parents bought a raffle ticket at the Maine All-State Concert a couple of weekends ago and won a pair of symphonic crash cymbals worth $1,000 that they donated to the music program at the high school. Thank you for your generosity!
The Spring Music Concert was held Wednesday evening and featured our choral and band groups. This was Renae Misner’s last concert, besides the Jazz Concert on Monday, June 1st, as she is retiring at the end of the school year. On Wednesday, she not only conducted the Chorus, but also the Band, as she stood in for Mr. Fields. Congratulations Mrs. Misner on your retirement and for sharing the gift of music all these years with your students!
Dirigo State put on by the American Legion is a comprehensive, experiential learning, youth leadership program which will be held on June 21-26th. Participants from Lawrence will be Marley Peasley, Alex Moody, Kate Hartley, and Chandler Firmage. The Clinton American Legion, Fairfield American Legion, and the Clinton Lions Club are sponsoring the students’ participation. Thank you to those organizations for supporting our students' involvement in this opportunity.
Our alternative program will be headed to Salem, Massachusetts as a follow-up to having read and studied The Crucible by Arthur Miller.
On Friday we have some ninth grade girls and eighth grade girls who signed up going to KVCC to tour and get a presentation on fields that they could go into for work that are predominantly populated by males.
Upcoming Events:
Jazz Concert - Monday, June 1st at 6:30 PM featuring Vocal Vibe and the Jazz Band under the direction of Mrs. Misner and Mr. Davenport. Please join us in the Williamson Performing Arts Center for our final musical concert of the year!
Scholarship Night - Monday, June 8th at 6:30 PM in the Williamson PAC. Invitations have been mailed to scholarship recipients.
Graduation Class of 2026 - Thursday, June 11th at 6:00 PM at the Augusta Civic Center. Doors open at 5:00 PM.
Have a great week!
Lawrence Elementary fifth graders travelled to the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens earlier this week. This field trip reinforced their recent scientific studies of decomposers and pond life. Teams of students were able to search for plant and animal life in the shallow pond and along the trails. They were also able to explore the beautiful gardens and make connections to previous learning about plants and photosynthesis. It was a great field trip!
On Thursday, May 7, Title I Literacy held their Spring Celebration Night for the students and families involved with our program. It was very well attended as we had 44 families join us to celebrate the growth and accomplishments of our readers. The evening began with pizza, chips, and monster chocolate chip cookies. The audience then listened to and participated in a reading of ABC Ducks of Deering Oaks Park by local author Jeanine Deas. Jeanine also discussed a bit of her writing process and finished with a reading of her book We’re all in the Kitchen. Representatives from the Masons ( both Fairfield and Clinton) then explained their mission in supporting literacy and community involvement and surprised each reader with a scooter to enjoy for the summer. We concluded the evening with a “crowning” of each student as a much improved reader and writer. Students walked away proud of themselves and motivated to keep reading!
The Lawrence Junior High Theater students recently presented their version of "The Life and Times of Princess Sophia." The show provided nonstop entertainment as all of the members displayed their acting skills, comedic timing, and all around amazing talents. Enjoy some candid shots from Friday's performance.
Grade 7 students took part in a hands-on science activity, using microscopes to closely examine specimens and bring their learning to life. As they focused their slides, made detailed observations, and shared their findings, students were actively building essential scientific skills. Experiences like this are important because they encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the world around them—skills that extend far beyond the classroom.
At Lawrence Primary School, second graders in Mrs. Lovley’s and Miss Bedard’s classes brought creativity to life by designing their very own Squishmallow characters—first on paper, then as real creations! They also wrote imaginative stories to match their characters’ personalities and celebrated their hard work with a fun parade through the school.
It’s also the perfect time of year for hands-on learning about plants! Through the Maine Agriculture in the Classroom program, students explored plant life cycles and parts by planting lentil, pea, popcorn, lima, and soy seeds. As their plants grew, students recorded observations and gained a deeper understanding of the important role agriculture plays in our economy and everyday lives.
It’s also the perfect time of year for hands-on learning about plants! Through the Maine Agriculture in the Classroom program, students explored plant life cycles and parts by planting lentil, pea, popcorn, lima, and soy seeds. As their plants grew, students recorded observations and gained a deeper understanding of the important role agriculture plays in our economy and everyday lives.
Lawrence Elementary fourth-grade students travelled to the Maine Wildlife Park, in Gray, this week. Their field trip was filled with learning, laughter, and lots of wildlife sightings. Students had the opportunity to explore nature up close and discover many animals that are native to Maine, including deer, bears, foxes and moose. During a presentation about mammal adaptations, students learned about predators/prey and how animals adapt to stay alive. Students also learned about conservation and wildlife rehabilitation. This field trip was the exciting culmination of their fourth-grade Maine wildlife studies.
LHS Good News 5/15/26
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, activities and opportunities abound for students at Lawrence. Juniors who signed up with Guidance will attend the College Fair at the Augusta Civic Center on Thursday. At the end of the month, on May 27, 2026, students have an opportunity to attend Colby College for the day as part of the Small and Rural Students (STARS) College Network to attend spotlight classes, take a campus tour and have lunch on campus and engage with a Maine student panel and participate in an admissions workshop. This event is geared toward both students and parents of underclassmen. There is a sign up sheet in Guidance for students and a permission slip that needs to be returned to the Guidance Office.
This past week students in Mrs. Lord’s Forensics class had an immersive crime scene lab set up in which they had to study the crime scene for clues to figure out what happened. After going through the crime scene they take their notes and observations and have to submit a lab report with their conclusions based on the evidence that they gathered.
The following students are going to the University of Maine for the All State Honors Music Festival this weekend: Graham Lynch, Brock Merrill, and Emma Spaulding. They will go from Thursday through Saturday. This is a select festival so admission to the weekend festival is a testament to the students’ musical abilities. You will have a chance to see and hear their talents as well as the rest of the choral and band students when they host our Spring Music Concert on Wednesday, May 27th at 6:30 PM in the Williamson Performing Arts Center.
Our Evening of Excellence is coming up on Wednesday, May 20th at 7:00 PM in the Williamson PAC. Invitations have gone out to notify parents of recipients. We look forward to recognizing the students at this event and hope you join us. There will be light snacks and refreshments following the event.
Athletics are in full swing. We have the Community Cup Track Meet here a week from Friday on May 27th starting at 3:00 PM. The athletes would love to see a big turnout of fans for this event.
Our Special Olympians took part in the Special Olympics Track Meet in Skowhegan this past Friday. It was a great day and our students did very well in their competitions.
Results are as follows: In the 100 Meter Dash - 1st place - Earvin Robertson and Alexis Allen / 2nd place - Unyque Warner / 3rd place - Hunter Cyr / 4th place - Tommy Brame / 5th place - Kieley Dusoe. In the 50 Meter Dash - 1st place - Alexis Allen and Unyque Warner / 2nd place - Robbie Witt / 3rd place - Hunter Cyr / 4th place - Tommy Brame. In the Running Long Jump - 1st place - Earvin Robertson / 2nd place - Robbie Witt. Congratulations!
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, activities and opportunities abound for students at Lawrence. Juniors who signed up with Guidance will attend the College Fair at the Augusta Civic Center on Thursday. At the end of the month, on May 27, 2026, students have an opportunity to attend Colby College for the day as part of the Small and Rural Students (STARS) College Network to attend spotlight classes, take a campus tour and have lunch on campus and engage with a Maine student panel and participate in an admissions workshop. This event is geared toward both students and parents of underclassmen. There is a sign up sheet in Guidance for students and a permission slip that needs to be returned to the Guidance Office.
This past week students in Mrs. Lord’s Forensics class had an immersive crime scene lab set up in which they had to study the crime scene for clues to figure out what happened. After going through the crime scene they take their notes and observations and have to submit a lab report with their conclusions based on the evidence that they gathered.
The following students are going to the University of Maine for the All State Honors Music Festival this weekend: Graham Lynch, Brock Merrill, and Emma Spaulding. They will go from Thursday through Saturday. This is a select festival so admission to the weekend festival is a testament to the students’ musical abilities. You will have a chance to see and hear their talents as well as the rest of the choral and band students when they host our Spring Music Concert on Wednesday, May 27th at 6:30 PM in the Williamson Performing Arts Center.
Our Evening of Excellence is coming up on Wednesday, May 20th at 7:00 PM in the Williamson PAC. Invitations have gone out to notify parents of recipients. We look forward to recognizing the students at this event and hope you join us. There will be light snacks and refreshments following the event.
Athletics are in full swing. We have the Community Cup Track Meet here a week from Friday on May 27th starting at 3:00 PM. The athletes would love to see a big turnout of fans for this event.
Our Special Olympians took part in the Special Olympics Track Meet in Skowhegan this past Friday. It was a great day and our students did very well in their competitions.
Results are as follows: In the 100 Meter Dash - 1st place - Earvin Robertson and Alexis Allen / 2nd place - Unyque Warner / 3rd place - Hunter Cyr / 4th place - Tommy Brame / 5th place - Kieley Dusoe. In the 50 Meter Dash - 1st place - Alexis Allen and Unyque Warner / 2nd place - Robbie Witt / 3rd place - Hunter Cyr / 4th place - Tommy Brame. In the Running Long Jump - 1st place - Earvin Robertson / 2nd place - Robbie Witt. Congratulations!
Sixth grade students at Lawrence Elementary have been learning about bridge engineering and design. Mark Hume, an engineer for the Maine Department of Transportation, recently visited with students to teach them about the various types of bridges, their parts, and design principles. This week and next week our sixth graders are touring bridges throughout the central Maine area, sketching their observations and gathering ideas for their own designs. Teams of students will be using what they've learned to design and build their own toothpick bridges, then test their models for strength.
This week in Ms. Petrie’s first grade class at Lawrence Primary School, students experienced hands-on science in action! Our chicks hatched, and students observed the changes from egg to chick in real time. We also followed the butterfly life cycle—from caterpillars to chrysalises to butterflies—before releasing them.
These experiences helped students understand life cycles, how living things grow and change, and the importance of observation and inquiry. It was a week full of curiosity, discovery, and real-world learning!
These experiences helped students understand life cycles, how living things grow and change, and the importance of observation and inquiry. It was a week full of curiosity, discovery, and real-world learning!
A few more photos from our Quarter 3 Celebration at Lawrence Junior High School, recognizing our Bulldog Awards, Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Perfect Attendance. Celebrations like this are important because they reinforce the value of effort, consistency, and positive choices, while helping students feel seen, motivated, and proud of their accomplishments.
LHS Good News 5-6-26
Lawrence High School’s History Club, Advised by Mr. Duran, competed in the State competition this past weekend and won and qualified for Nationals to be held this June in Maryland. The following students were involved and will be attending in June: Arianna Goodwin, Sophia Griffith, Hanna Carlton, Brooklyn Ferreira, and Jill Boyden. Congratulations!
Some of our students have been going to Lawrence Elementary and helping in the classrooms with tutoring throughout the school year. The following students will be going with the elementary school to Colby College on Friday, May 8th to help with Colby Mentor day:
Jill Boyden, Leighton Bradford, Hannah Carlton, Arianna Goodwin, Addison King, Brock Merrill, and Trenton Paquette.
During Community Advisory on Thursday, students were recognized for various things, among them are: Caden Laplante - presented with KVAC and State swimmer of the year awards, as well as by Sen. Scott Cyrway who presented him with a letter and certificate of achievement. Maddie Provost was presented with the Gatorade Player of the Year banner that will hang in the LHS gym. We also had 51 students recognized for Perfect Attendance in April. Great effort!
The high school’s JMG program was selected by New Balance to showcase the community service work that they do with the Fairfield food pantry as well as maintaining our own food pantry. Representatives from New Balance were in, along with representatives from JMG, to do a photo shoot with the Junior/Senior JMG students. Those students also received swag in the form of trail hiking shoes from New Balance and shirts from JMG. Congratulations to our JMG students and teacher, Mr. Pellerin, for being recognized.
AP Exams are in full swing. We have a late start day coming up on Wednesday, 5/13th. Those students who have an 8:00 AM AP Exam are aware to be present to take their exam on that day. Late start day for all other students is a three hour delay. They will be allowed into the building at 10:15 AM and report to their Block 3 class, which will begin at the regular time: 10:20 AM.
On May 20th at 7:00 PM we will be recognizing the underclassmen’s growth and achievement awards at our Evening of Excellence. Invitation letters will be sent out for students receiving awards.
On May 27th, the music department will be hosting their Spring Concert at 6:30 PM in the Williamson Performing Arts Center.
That’s all for now. Have a great week!
Lawrence High School’s History Club, Advised by Mr. Duran, competed in the State competition this past weekend and won and qualified for Nationals to be held this June in Maryland. The following students were involved and will be attending in June: Arianna Goodwin, Sophia Griffith, Hanna Carlton, Brooklyn Ferreira, and Jill Boyden. Congratulations!
Some of our students have been going to Lawrence Elementary and helping in the classrooms with tutoring throughout the school year. The following students will be going with the elementary school to Colby College on Friday, May 8th to help with Colby Mentor day:
Jill Boyden, Leighton Bradford, Hannah Carlton, Arianna Goodwin, Addison King, Brock Merrill, and Trenton Paquette.
During Community Advisory on Thursday, students were recognized for various things, among them are: Caden Laplante - presented with KVAC and State swimmer of the year awards, as well as by Sen. Scott Cyrway who presented him with a letter and certificate of achievement. Maddie Provost was presented with the Gatorade Player of the Year banner that will hang in the LHS gym. We also had 51 students recognized for Perfect Attendance in April. Great effort!
The high school’s JMG program was selected by New Balance to showcase the community service work that they do with the Fairfield food pantry as well as maintaining our own food pantry. Representatives from New Balance were in, along with representatives from JMG, to do a photo shoot with the Junior/Senior JMG students. Those students also received swag in the form of trail hiking shoes from New Balance and shirts from JMG. Congratulations to our JMG students and teacher, Mr. Pellerin, for being recognized.
AP Exams are in full swing. We have a late start day coming up on Wednesday, 5/13th. Those students who have an 8:00 AM AP Exam are aware to be present to take their exam on that day. Late start day for all other students is a three hour delay. They will be allowed into the building at 10:15 AM and report to their Block 3 class, which will begin at the regular time: 10:20 AM.
On May 20th at 7:00 PM we will be recognizing the underclassmen’s growth and achievement awards at our Evening of Excellence. Invitation letters will be sent out for students receiving awards.
On May 27th, the music department will be hosting their Spring Concert at 6:30 PM in the Williamson Performing Arts Center.
That’s all for now. Have a great week!
Second graders at Lawrence Primary School in Mrs. Paulette’s class are bringing science, math, and literature to life through gardening! 🌱
Before vacation, students were measuring, studying worms, and learning how they help keep our soil healthy. Now, they’re building on that knowledge with presentations from Maine Ag in the Classroom and exploring an exciting new concept—plants don’t even need soil to grow!
Using their own hydroponic garden tower, students are discovering how plants get nutrients from water, observing how the circulation pump works, and even testing water to ensure proper pH levels. This hands-on learning experience highlights the importance of curiosity, problem-solving, and real-world connections as students deepen their understanding of how things grow.
Before vacation, students were measuring, studying worms, and learning how they help keep our soil healthy. Now, they’re building on that knowledge with presentations from Maine Ag in the Classroom and exploring an exciting new concept—plants don’t even need soil to grow!
Using their own hydroponic garden tower, students are discovering how plants get nutrients from water, observing how the circulation pump works, and even testing water to ensure proper pH levels. This hands-on learning experience highlights the importance of curiosity, problem-solving, and real-world connections as students deepen their understanding of how things grow.
Round one of our Quarter 3 Celebration at Lawrence Junior High is underway! 🎉
We’re proud to recognize students earning Bulldog Awards, Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Perfect Attendance. These achievements reflect more than just grades, they represent hard work, consistency, and a commitment to showing up and doing your best every day.
We’re proud to recognize students earning Bulldog Awards, Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Perfect Attendance. These achievements reflect more than just grades, they represent hard work, consistency, and a commitment to showing up and doing your best every day.
