6:30 PM - 7:00 PM 8th Grade Promotion @ Holbrook
12:00 PM Early Release Day - Dismissal @ Noon
8:00 AM No School - Holiday
TWO RETRACTABLE DOG LEASHES WERE FOUND ON THE BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD FOLLOWING THE GAMES. PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE IF YOU ARE MISSING YOUR LEASHES.
June 9 Announcements
Today’s Lunch: Sloppy Joes, smiley fries, peas, fruit, milk
Monday’s Breakfast: Oatmeal OR Cereal, juice, milk
PE: All of Ms. Sparhawk’s Health classes should report to the gym for extra PE classes for the remainder of the year.
Laptops: All laptops are to remain at school for the rest of this school year.
‘A’ Softball: The girls ‘A’ softball team will be playing under the lights vs Brewer on Monday, May 12th in Brewer at 7:00 PM, weather permitting.
Track: All track members, please return your uniforms to Mrs. Archambault in room 116 by Monday, June 12th.
Student Council: Today is comfy dress vs. dress up day.
Garden Club: Come join Holbrook’s Summer Garden Club, where there will be plenty of art, music, and of course, gardening! See Mrs. Walsh for details.
Today’s Random Thought: When wearing branded clothing, you’re essentially paying to advertise their product.
June 8 Announcements
Today’s Lunch: Pizza, broccoli salad, fruit, milk
Tomorrow’s Breakfast: Breakfast sandwiches OR Cereal, fruit, milk
PE: All of Ms. Sparhawk’s Health classes should report to the gym for extra PE classes for the remainder of the year.
Laptops: All laptops are to remain at school for the rest of this school year.
‘A’ Baseball: In a continued game after Monday’s rainout, Holbrook faced Milford in the PVML semi-finals. Both Holbrook and Milford got out of the games hot, scoring six runs each in the first inning. Holbrook’s offense exploded the rest of the game, scoring a total of 15 runs, highlighted by doubles from Henry Armell and Kam Weymouth. Josh Pangburn, Kam Weymouth, and Sam Churchard combined on the mound to hold Milford to three runs over the last six innings, sealing Holbrook’s ticket to the PVML championship game.
Holbrook will play today at 3:30 at home vs. Orono for the trophy.
‘A’ Softball: The girls ‘A’ softball will be playing under the lights tonight in Brewer at 7:00 PM vs. Brewer, weather permitting.
Track: All track members, please return your uniforms to Mrs. Archambault in room 116 by Monday, June 12th.
Student Council: Tomorrow is comfy dress vs. dress up day. Do you want to wear comfy sweats (pj pants) or dress it up a little - you decide. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Archambault
Garden Club: Come join Holbrook’s Summer Garden Club, where there will be plenty of art, music, and of course, gardening! See Mrs. Walsh for details.
Today’s Random Thought: Remember when people had diaries and got mad when someone read them? Now they put everything online and get mad when people don’t.
June 7 Announcements
Today’s Lunch: Chicken (cooks choice), sweet potato fries, fruit, milk
Tomorrow’s Breakfast: Cranberry orange muffins OR Cereal, juice, milk
PE: All of Ms. Sparhawk’s Health classes should report to the gym for extra PE classes for the remainder of the year.
Laptops: All laptops are to remain at school for the rest of this school year.
Hiking Club: There is no hiking club today.
Track: All track members, please return your uniforms to Mrs. Archambault in room 116 by Monday, June 12th.
Student Council: Friday, June 9th is comfy dress vs. dress up day. Do you want to wear comfy sweats (pj pants) or dress it up a little - you decide. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Archambault
Garden Club: Come join Holbrook’s Summer Garden Club, where there will be plenty of art, music, and of course, gardening! See Mrs. Walsh for details.
Today’s Random Thought: We know more about space than we do what’s deep in the ocean.
June 6 Announcements
Today’s Lunch: Beef quesadillas, rice, black beans, corn, fruit, milk
Tomorrow’s Breakfast: Yogurt parfaits OR Cereal, fruit, milk
PE: All of Ms. Sparhawk’s Health classes should report to the gym for extra PE classes for the remainder of the year.
Laptops: All laptops are to remain at school starting today and for the rest of this school year.
‘A’ Softball: Despite a valiant effort, the Lady Bucks proved to be too powerful, both on the mound and at the plate, as our Lady Devils were eliminated from the PVML play-offs by a score of 12-2. Despite the final score, our girls played an exceptional game. Piper Clement led our offence with an inside the park home run in the first inning and after a walk in the 6th, she successfully stole 2nd and 3rd. Piper intentionally got herself in a run-down (called the Piper Pickle) and beat the throw to the plate scoring our final run. Grace Falco-Furrow and Brynn also collected singles and Aliyah Hintz pitched a solid game on the mound. We are hoping the weather will allow us the opportunity to play under the lights at Brewer in our final game on Thursday the 8th of June. Thank you to everyone who has supported us this season - we are very proud of how well we represented our School and Community. Go Devils!
Garden Club: Come join Holbrook’s Summer Garden Club, where there will be plenty of art, music, and of course, gardening! See Mrs. Walsh for details.
Today’s Random Thought: There’s no need for your internal voice to take a breath.
Online Application for Free and Reduced Price School Meals
You can now fill out your application for free and reduced school meals online.
Click here to fill out your free and reduced application now
CHEFS (Clfifton, Holden, Eddington Food Support) continues its schedule of every Thursday evening from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. CHEFS is also open the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. If you or someone you know is in need of additional food, please come!
Holden, Eddington, and Holbrook Schools all promote, recognize, and expect positive behavior. Our expectations are taught through our Core Values; Honesty, Kindness, Respect, Responsibility, Compassion, and Courage. Students are recognized for making good choices in a variety of ways including gold slips, kudos cards, and “Busted” slips. We are also aware that incidents of bullying and harassment have a negative impact on school climate and culture as well as academic achievement. This year we have added an online, anonymous reporting system. CLICK ON HEADLINE LINK TO READ MORE.
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