News & Announcements

🎳 Strikes, Smiles, and So Much Spirit! 🎳

Yesterday’s Special Olympics Bowling event was an absolute blast! From the first roll to the final frame, athletes showed incredible teamwork, patience, and sportsmanship. 🌟

A huge shoutout to all the athletes, families, and staff who made the day unforgettable — your energy and enthusiasm filled the lanes with joy and inspiration! 💙

Congratulations to Grace Tyll! 🎉 Grace raised a record-breaking $88,000 during her campaign and was recognized at the Best Buddies Gala. She celebrated this incredible achievement alongside her family, Greely students, and Greely advisors Heather Williams and Siobahn Bogle.

💜 Best Buddies is the world’s largest nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting inclusion for more than 200 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

📸 Grace is pictured in front, holding a beautiful bouquet of flowers.

🎃 Friday’s Kindergarten Costume Parade! 👻

Our kindergarteners showed off their festive spirit and school pride during the annual Costume Parade! From superheroes to storybook characters, the track was filled with smiles, laughter, and plenty of festive fun. 🧙‍♀️🦸‍♂️✨
A big thank-you to our families and staff for helping make this a magical day for our young learners! 💛

Students in Jenna Burke’s first grade class are signing their names to accompany their class’s submission for naming our new PreK-1 school.

Have you checked out the One Campus photo album lately?

Grade 6 science students completed a bridge building project at Granite Falls Preserve in North Yarmouth.

It's homecoming week at GHS. And you know what that means… students are going all out to show their school spirit!

Fourth grade students enjoyed their walking field trip to Cumberland Town Hall to meet town employees and learn about local government, which connects to our October SEL theme of Citizenship!

5th graders are working together to save “Beachtown” from a hurricane. They are considering seawalls, levees, wetlands, and putting buildings up on stilts as potential solutions.

The new Hutchins Field lights are now up!