Central Elementary School We believe that every girl is inherently full of power and potential. As the leaders of their lives, these are the girls that will change the world. About Girls on the Run At Girls on the Run we inspire girls to recognize their inner strength and celebrate…
Hello Central First Grade Families, Just a friendly reminder…please use the sign up genius link below to schedule your child’s first grade reading assessment: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040448afa923a57-first If you have any questions, please call the office 384-2333. Thank you!
SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED FOR SUMMER VACATION SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE OPEN MON-FRI 8 AM TO 4 PM CES: JUN 18 – 27 – MON-FRI- 8 AM TO 2 PM; JUN 28 – AUG 6 – TUE, WED, THUR – 9AM – 12:00PM AUG 6- MON-THUR – 8 AM TO 2PM – CLOSED…
Dear Members of the Marshwood Community, At various times throughout the year, our region experiences both anticipated weather events such as snow storms, wind and ice storms as well as unanticipated emergency events such as power outages. In the fall of 2012, the district worked together with the Emergency Management…
Hello Central School families! We hope you are having a sun- and fun-filled summer. Our librarian, Mrs. O’Brien, also hopes that you are doing lots of reading! To that end, she will have the library open for visiting and checking out books today Wednesday, August 1 and next Wednesday, August…
MGW Fifth Grade Band Brings Instrument Petting Zoo to Central School’s Third Grade StudentsOn Wednesday the Marshwood Middle School 5th grade band led by Dave Miller, Band Director, performed for Central School’s third grade students on the front lawn. Then the students participated an “Instrument Petting Zoo” an annual event…
It’s become a tradition at Central School. Each year Physical Education Teacher, Kristan Tiede, holds a whole school Field Day. The Central School PTO members help students in each grade level tie-dye T-shirts for the event. Bryan Lindren, community member, parent and photographer, bravely climbs to the roof at Central…
Mrs. Zottoll Breen’s third grade students read Maybe Something Beautiful How Art Transformed a Neighborhood by F. Isabell Campoy and Theresa Howell. The book is based on a true event that took place in San Diego. The title became the theme of their Art and Literacy night in February and…
Marshwood Seniors Walk the Halls June 7, 2018 Deb Cram/Fosters.com MHS Seniors go down memory lane Thursday as the “Walk the Halls” of the schools they attended when they were younger: Marshwood Great Works School, Central School and Eliot Elementary School Graduation will be June 8, 2018 http://www.fosters.com/photogallery/FD/20180607/NEWS/607009999/PH/1
