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GMS life skills students are taking, making, and filling popcorn orders at GMS. 'We Be Poppin' is a new popcorn 'business' that helps students practice a wide variety of functional life skills such as motor and problem-solving skills, cooking, counting, socializing, and more.

Several veterans in the community were recognized at MIW this week during a special assembly.

Congrats community member Carolyn Small for being named OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR by Read ME Agriculture at the Maine Agriculture in the Classroom Annual Meeting. Last spring Carolyn created dynamic programming & read the book Sugarbush Spring by Marsha Chall to MIW students.

As the final week approaches until the November 8 election, which includes a referendum for a new primary school, here are some of the most frequently asked questions (and our responses) that have come up recently. If you are still undecided, we hope that this information is helpful.

Last week, a group of MIW staff members visited the proposed new primary school site at the base of Walnut Hill in North Yarmouth.

This could be the school your child, grandchild, future child, or future grandchild attends. Surrounded by natural beauty, designed for young learners & inspired by a call to invest in the next generation. Greely Rangers Lead the Way. This is Your Legacy.  Vote November 8.

Meet Beatrice who was made by students in Amy Jacobson’s Academic Life Skills Classroom at GHS- students learned how to sew the fabric, dye the fabric with beet juice, and use various items from our classroom garden to decorate the scarecrow. Beatrice came in First place at the Cumberland Fair this week.