Manson Park School
Manson Park School
Serving Pre-K and Kindergarten
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Manson Park students have been working hard the last several weeks on reading as much as they can for March Madness! We celebrated all of their accomplishments with a "Bikes for Books" assembly. The local Masons donated 8 bikes to Manson Park school as a way to give back to the community and support all of the students' hard work. The winners of the bikes were Kenia, Cooper, Teo, Braelynn, Carter, Kieran, Julian, and Meryl! Four students were also recognized for being the "Top Readers" within their classroom and received a special prize. A big congratulations goes to Summer, Amber, Tylee, and Alina! We are so proud of all of you!
Ms Reed’s PreK class celebrated The Week of the Young with Work Together Wednesday. They also read The Big Cheese by Jory John and did a cheese Taste Test. They graphed their favorite!
Students from the MCI Key Club spent time at Manson Park on Monday to celebrate Read Across America. MCI students read books and helped with activities within the PreK and Kindergarten classrooms. Students really enjoyed this time together and the smiles radiated within the building. Thank you to the MCI Key Club for helping to make this a success for our youngest learners!
Here are some Kindergarten students engaged in creating their own T Shirt with “ice cream” (aka frozen paint) after listening to Max’s Dragon Shirt. Ms. Reed read this book to connect to the curriculum of needs and wants.
PreK students have been busy little learners - literacy, math, science, fine motor skills, and much more!
During the month of October, Kindergarten students learned about their community and community helpers. We were lucky enough to have different community helpers visit Manson Park school and talk to students about their jobs and how they are there to help. Here are pictures of some of our special visitors!
Good afternoon Manson Park families.
I hope the first week of school went well. It was exciting to see all the students back into our building! Now that school is officially underway, I wanted to reach out and explain one of our district wide goals for the 2024-2025 school year. An increase in student attendance is a key focus this year across all schools and grade levels. We want to see students here at school as often as possible. This will allow them to grow their brains and gain all the important skills needed to move forward. We want to work together with each of you to ensure that your student(s) receive the best education possible!! Collaboration between school and home will be an essential key to this success. Over the course of the school year, you will receive information regarding the importance of attending school regularly, tips and tricks to encourage a consistent schedule and routine, attendance data gathered for the district, and updates on fun activities and celebrations that may be happening throughout the school year to recognize and encourage successful attendance. We will be sending information home via Infinite Campus, the district website, email, and/or hard copies. I want to reiterate that we are in this together and with teamwork, we can increase our overall daily attendance across the board. Attached is an informational handout that discusses the importance of building the habitof good attendance early!!
Enjoy your weekend,
Erica Boudreau
Assistant Principal Prek-4th Grade
PreK-K Handout.pdf
Sarah Allen, Principal Erica Boudreau, Asst. Principal
179 Lancey St. Pittsfield ME 04967
Tel: 207-487-2281
Fax: 207 487-4519
email: sallen@msad53.org email: eboudreau@msad53.org
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