For the safety of our employees and the people plowing, there will be no overnight parking allowed at any of the RSU 18 buildings until April 1, 2019.
Ten lucky Principal’s 100 Club members won the mystery motivator prize! This round’s prize was creating a Smiley Leaf Wreath craft. Mrs. St. Peter and her friends worked together to each create this seasonal craft. The Principal’s 100 Club recognizes positive student behaviors. Students earn behavior tickets to become members of the club. Once a… Read More
by Kathryn Bailey Visits from authors and illustrators are so, so important. I can’t think of a better way to inspire students to read and write than through literature and the truly talented artists who create it. The JHB school library, the happy recipient of the Onion Foundation Grant, with the help of some matching… Read More
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The James H. Bean School’s Student Leadership Team organized our annual Food Drive for the Sidney Food Cupboard. The class that brought in the most items won the opportunity to deliver the items to the food cupboard. On November 19, the students of Mr. Gordon’s fourth-grade class and the members of the student leadership team… Read More
The PTO held their Fall Carnival on Saturday, October 27. Despite the weather, fun was had by all! Students donned their costumes and enjoyed “trick or treating” around the gym, themed games, and carnival treats. Additionally, some students took a chance at being chosen to put a pie in Principal St. Peter and custodian Mr…. Read More
Join us for the 1st ever JHB Fall Carnival, this Saturday, October 27th from 1 to 4 pm. Due to the weather, the carnival will be held inside so we can still enjoy all the fun. Come and nibble on some fall treats and warm up with yummy warm cider. Take walk through our Trunk a… Read More
Camden Genest and her dad, Keith, pose with her new bike! She won this bike through the “Read To Ride Summer Reading Challenge” offered by the Maine Department of Education and the Freemasons of Maine. Both Camden and first grader, Chase Dempsey, represented the James H. Bean School in the drawing for the new bike.
Treyson wrote several short stories to share with students during their weekly library visits. As a result, many other students are working on their own mini books to share with the library. Congratulations, Treyson! Keep up the good work!
The James H Bean School has several new murals thanks to a very talented staff member. Thank you to Ms. Lorraine Bonczyk for coming in over the summer to paint these masterpieces for JHB students. The mural of “Pete the Cat” stands over 8 feet tall and 15 feet wide! Other paintings include pictures to get… Read More