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School Notes: November 15

The Box Tops for Education competition is on now at Carl J. Lamb School. See the PTA's Facebook post for all the details. While Sanford High School can't have all their traditional Homecoming Week activities this year, students and staff will still show their school spirit. Each day has a different theme: Monday - Flannel Day; Tuesday - Dress Like a Tourist Day; Wednesday - PJ Day; Thursday - Throwback Day (dress in styles from the '60s to the '90s);…
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Covid-19 Case at Middle School

The Sanford School Department announced that an individual associated with Sanford Middle School tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday, November 14.  There is a possibility that staff or students came in contact with this individual and were exposed to the virus. Out of an abundance of caution, all Sanford Middle School students will have a full remote day on Monday, November 16, while contact tracing is completed.  A Maine CDC or school representative will contact anyone identified as a close contact of the individual…
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School Notes 10/25

SHS/SRTC News Sanford High School / Sanford Regional Technical Center is scheduled to be a voting site for the upcoming Presidential election, so there will be no in-person learning on Tuesday, November 3. It will still be a school day and attendance will be taken but it will be a full remote learning day for all SHS/SRTC students. Sanford High School elected new class officers last week: Class of 2024: Treasurer - Tatum Milley; Secretary - Aidan Gendron; Vice President…
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School Nurses Give Presentation

Sanford’s five school nurses gave a joint presentation via Zoom at the October 19 School Committee meeting. Amy Humphrey, RN, from Carl J. Lamb School, explained that school nurses aren’t just nurses who work in schools; it’s a specialty like cardiac or emergency nursing, that requires special training. She described the various roles of a school nurse, which include being a first responder to any emergency on school grounds; being an advocate and educator; holding yearly flu clinics for all…
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School Sports & Activities Get the Green Light

by Matt Nelson, Superintendent of Schools The Maine Centers for Disease Control and Maine Department of Education announced on Friday that York County is moving back to green according to its Health Advisory System rating (red, yellow, green). This was an additional, interim assessment; government agencies will resume their normal bi-weekly review next Friday. This change in rating does not affect the Sanford School Department’s current academic program or schedule, but it does mean we will be able to reintroduce…
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