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FREE SUMMER MEALS for KIDS & TEENSNO FEES. NO REGISTRATION. JUST SHOW UP.The Bath Area Family YMCA is participating in the Summer Food Service Program by offering FREE meals to children ages 2 - 18 this summer.OPEN TO ALL COMMUNITY CHILDREN!June 24-August 23; Monday-Friday*No meals served Thursday, July 4*Bath Area Family YMCABreakfast: 8:30-9:30 a.m.Lunch: 12-1... READ MORE >
Dear Families, Big changes are coming to the Box Tops for Education Program, and you’re the first to know! Over the summer, you'll begin to see some participating brands change their packaging from the traditional Box Tops clip to the new Box Tops label. See This CLIP IT See This SCAN YOUR RECEIPTGoing forward, instead of clipping from packages and checking... READ MORE >
The student I am recognizing this week is a good artist. He has skills drawing and enjoys practicing at home. Sometimes in the art room he can get upset and yell and say that his work is terrible. I am happy to say that this happening less as our year finishes up. Maybe it's because his teacher has taught him skills to calm himself down when he is feeling... READ MORE >
Regional School Unit #1 Suggested Summer Reading List 2019 For students entering 3rd grade: Fiction Carnivores. Reynolds. Clever Jack Takes the Cake. Fleming. Chrysanthemum. Henkes. Dog Man. Pilkey. Dragon’s Extraordinary Egg. Gliori. Giraffe Problems. John. The Gardener. Stewart. Gone Fishing. Wissinger. How I Became A Pirate.... READ MORE >
RSU1 NightMeeting Time 5pmMeeting Location First Base Gate Cheer on the Portland Sea Dogs for the RSU1 Night! All attendees of the RSU1 Night will be able to participate in a pre-game parade! Tickets are in the general admission section so regardless of seat number, you will be able to sit with your friends and family. Tickets must be purchased online by June... READ MORE >
Hey FMS- We've had some awesome art shows in the past! This year we're just opening the school for a little while before the concert next Monday which starts at 6:30 pm. We will open the doors at 5:30 and students are welcome to walk around the halls, show their parents their art work, and take home their sculptures at the end of the evening. Now for the student... READ MORE >
From the Kitchen... As the year winds down, we ask that you take care of any overdue lunch bills before the last day of school. We have 10 breakfasts and 10 lunches left (including a bagged lunch on the last day of school), so please plan accordingly. We will be having our annual Field Day and BBQ on Wednesday, June 12th. The cost is $2.65 for Full Pay Students... READ MORE >
Got Books? Books on the Bus is having a Book Drive! Drop off your gently used children's books at Dike Newell School or Fisher Mitchell School from May 28-June 7 READ MORE >
Choosing the artist of the week is always a difficult task. I try to pick the student from the previous school week after assessing all the work and their behaviors. The art piece I am choosing to recognize this week was actually made a couple of weeks ago. This student is an English language learner, meaning that during the first part of their life they spoke a... READ MORE >
Paul Coombs - great grand nephew of our namesake, Lillian Fisher visited Fisher-Mitchell on Tuesday. Very eager 4th graders ate their lunch and listened to Paul share his stories about Ms. Fisher.Ms. Barker who spearheaded Paul returning to FMS recounts his visit:The best story for me was how his aunt would take him on special 1 on 1 outings for only a dime - the... READ MORE >
During high season, the nearly microscopic-sized caterpillar hairs that are toxic to human skin get caught up in the wind and can cause health problems to nearly anyone near trees, especially oak trees. While a bad rash that’s similar in intensity to poison ivy is most common, some can suffer respiratory problems as well.https://www.maine.gov/dacf/mfs... READ MORE >
Check out these students who took advantage of the PTA sponsored Twin Day during Teacher Appreciation Week. READ MORE >
The student I am choosing to recognize today has come a long way since the start of the year. Art Class has not always been easy for them, partly because they are a natural artist with lots of their own ideas. Sometimes students like this have a hard time trying new projects because they want to make art their own way. I always try to give students an opportunity... READ MORE >
This event is only possible through the support of 5th grade parents. Many hands make light work so please sign up to lend a hand: https://www.signupgenius.com/g... READ MORE >
This week I am recognizing a 4th Grade student for having great success with their weaving project. In this case weaving includes threading yarn over and under the strings that cross our looms. Creating a full weaving takes a degree of skill of the hands, mastering some simple knots, and the perseverance to continue the repetitive motions until the piece is... READ MORE >
Today I am recognize a student who is quiet and is always paying attention in Art Class. He works hard on his art both in and outside of the art room. As we have been finishing up our project he has been unable to stop adding more details, including a bow and quiver, a sword and shield, and a helmet. Congratulations to DD in Mrs. Wheeler’s 5th Grade Class!George... READ MORE >
All the winter artwork is down at Fisher Mitchell School and art work celebrating spring is going up in the hallways. You may have seen some 3rd Grade landscapes showing overlapping green hills and trees just starting to bud. Many students did a really nice job on these. I especially like some of the examples from Mrs. Walsh’s class. The student I am choosing to... READ MORE >
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