Richmond Kindergarten Registration
The Marcia Buker School will hold Kindergarten Registration for the 2016-2017 school year on May 13. Children will be screened in the areas of health, language, motor skills, basic concept and social/emotional assessment. Oct. 15, 2016. Please bring your child with his/her birth certificate and immunization record to the registration. If your child is presently attending the Marcia Buker Preschool program you will not need to register.
Maine Odyssey of the Mind Teams qualify for State Tournament
Maine Odyssey of the Mind held it’s regional competitions on March 12 with one regional being held at the Brunswick High School. RSU1 (Bath, Phippsburg and Woolwich) had nine teams in the competition with five of them qualifying to advance to the State Tournament which will be held on April 2 at the Biddeford High School and Technical School. Advancing to the State Tournament are a team from Bath Middle School, a team from Fisher Mitchell School, a team from Phippsburg and two teams from Woolwich Central School. First and second place winners in each problem and division will be invited to attend Odyssey World Finals on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowalater in the spring.
RSU1 Math Teams
On March 8, the Southern Maine Elementary Math League held their third meet of the season in Portland. Fisher Mitchell’s 5th grade team took fifth place out of thirty teams. In the individual competition, Fisher Mitchell fifth graders Riley Dunn and Dalton Johnstone took first and fifth places, respectively.
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE
The following students have been named to the dean’s list for the 2015 fall semester at Connecticut College:
Natalie Grant, of Brunswick, Undeclated
Laura Pavitt, of Brunswick, Psychology
Alex Coffin, of Freeport, Economics
WHEATON COLLEGE
Kathryn Henrikson and Raymond Bliss, of Bath; Liza Simmons and Lauren Thacker, of Brunswick; Alana Franklin, of Durham; Dalton Chapman, of Freeport have been named to the Deans List at Wheaton College for the fall 2015 semester.
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
Maxwell Maurer of Freeport has been named to the St. Lawrence University Dean’s List for academic achievement during the Fall 2015 semester.
ENDICOTT COLLEGE
Wight Chipman, of Brunswick, has been initiated into Sigma Theta Tau, the Honor Society of Nursing at Endicott College
SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY
Abigail Gray, of Freeport, a Political Science major, has been named to the Deans List for the Fall 2015 semester at Salve Regina University.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE
Students from the following
local communities were named to the fall 2015 Dean’s List at the University of Southern Maine:
Durham: Alec Fisher, Alex Gaskell, Melody Seymour, Leah Webber
Lisbon: Malcolm Barfield, Katelyn Lerette, Victoria Swan, Courtney Brown, Sharon Gaworski-Holman, Aaron Halls, Chelsea Huston, Paul Kneller, Bethany Lemay, Shantal MacWhinnie, Cassandra Morin, Robert Pariseau
Brunswick: Allison Andrews, Joanna Arsenault, Jessica Bowers, Jasmine Boyle, Jonathan Chavoustie, James Christie, Meghan Clark, Karissa Eide, Sarah Fryou, Kimberlee Lamothe, Rachel Knoblach, Nikolche Milanoski, Orrin Palmer, Krissinda Palmer, Veronica Palmer, Elinor Strandskov, Sebastian Van dyck, Joseph Walter
Freeport: Owen Blease, Storme Charette, Arielle Rancourt, Kyle Shinberg
Harpswell: Samuel Allen, Leah Crommie, Kailyn Cimino, Anna Pertel
Wiscasset: Marion Leslie
Bath: Monica Agyen- Frempong, Lea Machnitzky, Ruth Nadeau, Angelina Smith, Lynn Swanson
Bowdoin: Brittany Getch
Bowdoinham: Aubrey Pennell
Phippsburg: Colin Cundy, William Webb, Richmond, Allison Blakley, Miranda Hall
Topsham: Seth Adams, Ella Carter, Jenna Herrick
Woolwich: Caitlyn Flaherty, Danica Moore, Abigail Moore
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