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6th grade science students participated in the decade-long tradition... THE EGG DROP! This year, students could only use materials from their recycling bin; materials that were Ecomaine approved. Close to 50% of students made successful devices! The lobby was filled with smiles, success and... smells.

Help Us Celebrate Our Drivers!

Our bus drivers go the extra mile every day to keep our students safe and get them where they need to be!

Join us in showing our MSAD #51 bus drivers some love this week. A simple thank you, a smile, or a kind word can make a big difference!
❤️ Let’s celebrate the people who keep us moving!

Students learned about the writing process from published author, Cynthia Lord! Thanks to our Greely PTO for funding this 4th Grade enrichment experience!

Students at Greely High School had the opportunity to participate in Stop the Bleed® tourniquet training during health class. 🩹

This hands-on training helps students build important skills and confidence to respond in an emergency when every second counts. Great work, GHS students! 💙

Ms. Lailer’s 7th grade Spanish classes have been studying the migration of Monarch butterflies across North America. They captured the final stage of their life cycle in class and released it!

It’s an exciting week for our 5th-grade artists, who have been hard at work on a fantastic project titled "Portrait of a Chicken." Artwork by Mrs. Provencher's class will be on display in the Exhibition Hall at the Cumberland Fair!

Last week, Greely High School and Mabel I. Wilson School hosted their second annual “Meeting in the Middle” event, bringing together members of the senior class and kindergarten students for a special opportunity to connect, share, and build community. This year’s event was especially meaningful for one of our staff members. GHS Occupational Therapist Heather Williams had the unique opportunity to connect her senior student with her own son, who is a kindergartener this year. A special connection between two generations of learners and a wonderful reminder of what One Campus, One Community is all about!