Important Announcements

Spirit Week Notice .pdf

One school one book

We are so excited to announce that our book selection for ONE SCHOOL, ONE BOOK is Summer According to Humphrey!!! Each student will receive a copy of the book and the entire staff will read the book over the next 11 days. We have many fun activities planned. We also transformed our school into CAMP HAPPY HOLLOW. Please see the video below as well as the attached Letter and Flyer on Camp Sprit Week. We would also like to thank the PTC for all the support in making this possible.

Meet Humphrey!

Copy of Humphrey Intro.m4v

flu prevention.pdf

Lyman Parent Letter.pdf

0193_001.pdf

0194_001 (1).pdf

WHAT'S NEW AT LYMAN ELEMENTARY?

READ A THON

We had so much fun completing the Principal Challenge! Congrats to our students for reading 600hrs in one week!!!! The students had a blast watching us make mud, slime the principal and watching Principal Pellerin get a mud bath on the slipnslide.

We had a blast testing over 40 nests made by our Lyman families. Many survived the fall from the roof. The staff and students had a blast. Thank you to all who participated.

Parker Soule-Parent, 4th grader from Lyman Elementary was one of the highest scoring 100 students in grades four through eight from Maine who qualified to compete in the National Geographic Maine State Bee on Friday, April 6, 2018 at the University of Maine in Farmington. This entertaining and challenging test of geographic knowledge is designed to encourage teachers to include geography in their classrooms, spark student interest in the subject, and increase public awareness about geography. Congratulations to Parker for representing his school and state proudly at this year's bee!

Ms. Driscoll's K Phonics Dance

Weather at your School: Lyman Elementary!

Ms Driscoll's K Phonics Dance.mp4

Weather at your School Lyman.mp4

First and Second Grade Lyman and Alfred Concert

Winter 2017-2018.pdf

Fire Truck Ride Winner Danielle

Thank you Goodwin's Mills Fire Department!

The fifth grade students were asked to create emergency exit plans for their homes. We randomly selected a winner from those that were brought back to school and turned in.