Harrington Elementary

We have been focusing on kindness this week. The students and faculty wrote down ways we show kindness and created the "Kindest Pumpkin Patch."

A good read... https://www.publicschoolreview.com/maine/washington-county

Don't forget to send in Box Tops for Education or go online and scan them in! Which class will win a treat?

Harrington Elementary's Cross-Country Team celebrated a short, but strong season on Thursday, October 15th. The team shared joys, treats, pumpkin trophies, and a good run. The te...

Derek Bright, a sixth grader at Harrington Elementary School, recently took part in a burial at the newly opened Acadia National Cemetery. Airman Bright is a member of the Civil ...

Dear Harrington Elementary School Families, We have just completed our fifth week of school and learning is going well! The school year is going by quickly! Your children a...

The Department of Education has edited its COVID school screening send home document. Stomach pain, rash, swelling of hands/feet and red eyes/drainage has been removed from the pr...

Harrington EdGE After School Programming starts October 13, 2020, 2:30 – 4:30. EdGE will run Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. There is still time to register, but...

Mrs. Cirone's Grade 1 was excited to share their Science lesson with Mrs. Meserve on Friday. afternoon. Taking a cup with water in it, placing a tin pie plate on top, standing an...

Ms. Kempthorne's kindergartners took to the Nature Trail this past week. Hawk's Hollow provided lots of interesting things for the students to observe, collect, and enjoy! As on...

At its regular meeting last night, the Board of Directors voted for a change to the school calendar, turning the October 13th workshop day into a regular student day. This will al...

Picture Day is Monday, October 5th! Remote students can have pictures from 8:00-8:30, but must come in alone. Call Mrs. Hinkle to be put on the list and pick up a form. Polish ...

Coach Kandi and her helper Anna are ready to start! There will be practice Thursday, Oct. 1, 2:30-3:45 Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2:30- 3:45 Thursday, Oct. 8, 2:30-3:45 Tuesday, Oct. 1...

Don't forget to send in or scan your BoxTops for Education as we end September and start October! Which class will have the most?

Students in grades Pre-K, Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2 shared stories, crafts,and apple treats to celebrate the Folk Hero Johnny Appleseed. Pre-K made apple trees with the ...

CROSS COUNTRY CLUB for HES o Grades 2-6 ONLY, in person and remote students welcome. o Practice/race will be at HES only with HE...

Jr. High Soccer o Grades 6-8, remote students welcome. o Practice/race will be at NJSHS. o Parents will not be able to ...

Ahoy Maties! Title One Family Fun is a “take home” event this year. Packets will be coming home Friday or can be picked up on Monday with remote materials. Join...

On September 28 & 29, we will need to double up Dawn & Pat's AM bus routes. Please review the enclosed bus route schedule. And keep in mind, we have never done this before, and ad...

Starting tomorrow, Thursday, September 17 th , I will be dismissing walkers (students picked-up) at 2:25. Pre-K parents will continue to pick-up at the side door. Kdg.- Gr. 2 par...