Gardiner - Randolph - Pittston - West Gardiner Maine School Administrative District No. 11 150 Highland Avenue Gardiner, ME 04345 Patricia Hopkins Phone: 207-582-5346 Angela Hardy Superintendent of Schools Fax: 207-582-8305 Director of Curriculum & Instruction www.msad11.org MERLE E. PEACOCK, JR. BOARD ROOM REGULAR MEETING Thursday, April 4, 2019 6:30 p.m. I. Introduction A. Board Members B. Administrative Staff C. The Pledge of Allegiance D. Public Comments for Items on the Agenda II. Election of Chair and Vice Chair III. Review and Approval of Agenda/Minutes A. Prioritization of items and alteration of the established agenda format sequence as needed B. Approval of Agenda C. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meetings: Regular Board Meeting – March 7, 2019 IV. Recognition and Celebrations A. State Skills Competition – Capital Area Technical Center • Tristen Profenno - State Pin Silver • Drew Peaslee – Electrical Silver • Sam Stonier – Internetworking Bronze B. Voice of Democracy – Gardiner Area High School • Jon Zach (First Place) • Oasis Bonenfant (Second Place) • Hunter Price (Third Place) C. Patriot’s Pen – Gardiner Regional Middle School • Lily Belanger (First Place) • Nevaeh Frith (Second Place) • Leanne Bourgoin-Thompson (Tied for Third Place) • Lillian Diversi (Tied for Third Place) V. Correspondence A. Retirement letter from Mary Lou Sullivan, Administrative Assistant, Adult Education B. Retirement letter from Meggan Henerlau, Teacher, River View Community School
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Gardiner - Randolph - Pittston - West Gardiner
Maine School Administrative District No. 11 150 Highland Avenue Gardiner, ME 04345
Patricia Hopkins Phone: 207-582-5346 Angela Hardy Superintendent of Schools Fax: 207-582-8305 Director of Curriculum & Instruction
www.msad11.org
MERLE E. PEACOCK, JR. BOARD ROOM
REGULAR MEETING
Thursday, April 4, 2019
6:30 p.m.
I. Introduction
A. Board Members
B. Administrative Staff
C. The Pledge of Allegiance
D. Public Comments for Items on the Agenda
II. Election of Chair and Vice Chair
III. Review and Approval of Agenda/Minutes
A. Prioritization of items and alteration of the established agenda format sequence as needed
B. Approval of Agenda
C. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meetings: Regular Board Meeting – March 7, 2019
IV. Recognition and Celebrations
A. State Skills Competition – Capital Area Technical Center
• Tristen Profenno - State Pin Silver
• Drew Peaslee – Electrical Silver
• Sam Stonier – Internetworking Bronze
B. Voice of Democracy – Gardiner Area High School
• Jon Zach (First Place)
• Oasis Bonenfant (Second Place)
• Hunter Price (Third Place)
C. Patriot’s Pen – Gardiner Regional Middle School
• Lily Belanger (First Place)
• Nevaeh Frith (Second Place)
• Leanne Bourgoin-Thompson (Tied for Third Place)
• Lillian Diversi (Tied for Third Place)
V. Correspondence
A. Retirement letter from Mary Lou Sullivan, Administrative Assistant, Adult Education
B. Retirement letter from Meggan Henerlau, Teacher, River View Community School
C. Resignation letter from Sarah Duffy, Principal, Pittston-Randolph Consolidated
School
VI. Committee Reports – Vote
A. Curriculum Committee – March 12, 2019
B. Dropout Prevention Committee – March 25, 2019
C. Finance Committee - March 12, 2019, March 19, 2019, and March 26, 2019
D. Policy Committee – March 7, 2019
1st Reading
Policies:
None
Rescind:
None
Job Descriptions:
None
2nd Reading
Policies:
None
Rescind:
None
Job Descriptions:
None
E. Student Representatives
F. Wellness Committee – No Meeting
VII. Ad Hoc Committees
Late Start Committee – March 19, 2019
Hoch Field Artificial Turf Fundraising Committee
VIII. General Information
A. Boston Museum of Science Field Trip, Grade 5, Helen Thompson School – June
4, 2019
B. Spring Coaches – Gardiner Area High School
Chad Waterhouse, Boys’ Varsity Tennis
Ginger Shaw, Softball – Volunteer
Mikayla Shaw, Softball – Volunteer
Rob Pekins – JV Girls Lacrosse
C. Spring Coaches – Gardiner Regional Middle School
Kevin Hachey – Baseball Coach
IX. Nominations
A. None
X. Old Business
A. None
XI. New Business
A. Consideration to shift the JV Baseball Coach Stipend to a third Track Assistant
Coach Stipend for the 2018-2019.
B. Consideration to allow freshmen football games in the fall of 2019
C. GAHS Video Production – Student produced videos
XII. Reports
A. Board Chair
MSBA Legislative update
Discussion regarding community athletic fields
B. Superintendent
JMG Board of Directors
XIII. Executive Session
A. To discuss a personnel matter, 1 M.R.S.A. § 405 (6)(A)
B. To discuss disposition of TC Hamlin School, 1 M.R.S.A. § 405 (6)(C)
XIV. Adjournment
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MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT 11 REGULAR MEETING
CARRIE BOUDWAY, NANCY FORTIER-BROWN, JANE HUBERT, JAMES LOTHRIDGE, MATTHEW MARSHALL,
EARLE MCCORMICK, JON UMLAND, TONY VEIT, PATRICIA HOPKINS, SUPERINTENDENT; ANDREA DISCH,
BUSINESS MANAGER
STUDENT TIM DOYLE (6:41)
MEMBERS:
ABSENT: MICHAEL GAMMON
The Board Chair declared a quorum present and called the meeting to order at 6:35 PM.
I. INTRODUCTION
PUBLIC COMMENT FOR ITEMS ON THE AGENDA
None
II. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF AGENDA /MINUTES
VOTED: Motion by Director Veit to approve the agenda as amended, seconded by Director Babcock.
12,734– 0
Motion carried
VOTED: Motion by Director Couture to approve the following Board Minutes, seconded by Director
12,734– 0 Lothridge.
Regular Board Meeting - February 7, 2019
Special Board Meeting (Expulsion Hearing) – February 12, 2019
Special Board Meeting (Expulsion Hearing) – February 25, 2019
School Board Workshop – February 28, 2019
Motion carried.
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III. RECOGNITION AND CELEBRATIONS
A. Gardiner Area High School Cheerleaders – Winter Sportsmanship Award
B. The Superintendent shared a letter from the MPA Regional Cheering Championships expressing their
gratitude to the District.
IV. CORRESPONDENCE
A. Retirement letter from Rebecca Waugh, Teacher, Gardiner Regional Middle School
B. Retirement letter from Deborah Viens, Kindergarten Teacher, Laura E. Richards School
V. COMMITTEE REPORTS – VOTE
A. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE – As reported in the February 12, 2019 Curriculum Committee Minutes
B. DROPOUT PREVENTION COMMITTEE – As reported in the February 25, 2019 Dropout Prevention
Committee Minutes
C. FINANCE COMMITTEE – As reported in the February 26, 2019 Finance Committee Minutes
Included in the February 26, 2019 Finance Committee Minutes was the recommendation to the Board to
authorize the purchase of Frontline Central and to begin implementation during the 2018 – 2019 school
year.
VOTED: Motion by Director Couture to approve the purchase of Frontline Central and to begin its implementation
12,734– 0 during the 2018 – 2019 school year, seconded by Director Marshall.
1 – 0 Student
Motion carried
D. POLICY COMMITTEE – No Meeting
VOTED: Director Boudway motioned to move the following policies, seconded by Director Fles
12,734 – 0
1 – 0 Student 2nd Reading
Policies
BDE Board Standing Committees
BE School Board Meetings
BEDL Adjournment of Board Meetings
GCSA Employee Computer and Internet Use
GCSA-R Employee Computer and Internet Use Rules
IJNDB Student Computer and Internet Use
IJNDB-R Student Computer and Internet Use Rules
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JLCB Immunization of Students
Rescind
GCSA-E Employee Computer and Internet Use Acknowledgement Form
JJE Fundraiser Form
Job Descriptions
None
Motion carried.
E. GARDINER AREA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE REPORT
F. STUDENT WELLNESS COMMITTEE – As reported in the February 5 and February 26, 2019 Wellness
Committee Minutes
VI. AD HOC COMMITTEES
A. LATE START COMMITTEE – As reported in the February 12, 2019 Late Start Committee Minutes
B. EXTRA - CURRICULAR COMMITTEE – The Committee has completed its charge.
C. HOCH FIELD ARTIFICIAL TURF FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
Gardiner Area High School Principal, Chad Kempton, stated the Committee continues to reach out to
businesses regarding sponsorship interest in the Hoch Field Turf project.
VII. GENERAL INFORMATION
A. NEW HIRE
Daniel Bischoff, Custodian, Gardiner Area High School
Emily Albert, Special Education Ed Tech I, Helen Thompson School
Krysty Woodcock, Special Education Ed Tech II, Pittston – Randolph Consolidated School
B. EXTRA – CURRICULAR STIPEND APPOINTMENT – GARDINER AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Charlie Lawrence, Varsity Baseball
Dennis Meehan, JV Baseball
Donald Brochu, Varsity Softball
K.C. Johnson, Varsity Boys Lacrosse
Sam Wenckus, JV Boys Lacrosse
Jessica Prince, Varsity Girls Lacrosse
Patrick Quinn, Girls Tennis
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Jennifer Boudreau, Track & Field, Head
Joseph Fitzsimmons, Track & Field, Assistant
C. EXTRA – CURRICULAR STIPEND APPOINTMENT – GARDINER REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Ryan Gero, Softball
Roger Collins, Track & Field
VIII. NOMINATIONS
None
IX. OLD BUSINESS
A. T.C. HAMLIN FACILITY UPDATE
It was shared the District has made progress in removing the remains from T.C. Hamlin School. It was
also stated the District has entered into a listing agreement with Boulos Company for the property.
B. DISCUSSION REGARDING THE 2018 – 2019 SCHOOL CALENDAR
It was stated the District may not need all of the allocated snow days as originally planned and that if all
of the snow days are not needed, the District would be able to adjust the remaining extended school days,
beginning with the April 4th extended day.
VOTED: Motion by Director Babcock, to allow the Superintendent flexibility to adjust the 2018 – 2019 School
12,734 – 0 Calendar relating to the number of snow days and extended school days, seconded by Director Veit.
1 – 0 Student
Motion carried.
X. NEW BUSINESS
A. APPROVAL OF THE 2019 – 2020 SCHOOL CALENDAR
VOTED: Motion by Director Couture, to approve the 2019 – 2020 School Calendar, seconded by Director
12,734 – 0 Marshall.
1 – 0 Student
Motion carried
XI. REPORTS – EDUCATIONAL /ADMINISTRATIVE
B. BOARD CHAIR REPORT
MSBA Legislative Update
The Board Chair updated Board Members regarding pending legislation.
C. SUPERINTENDENT REPORT
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Mid – Maine Youth Court Board of Directors Superintendent Hopkins attended the first meeting of the Mid – Maine Youth Court Board of
Directors at Thomas College. The Superintendent reported that while the meeting was powerful,
it was interrupted due to time constraints.
Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America in Conference in Washington D.C.
Superintendent Hopkins attended the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America Conference in
Washington, D.C. as a guest of Healthy Community of the Capital Area (HCCA). The
Superintendent stated the theme of the conference was prevention.
ALICE Training Update
The District continues with the ALICE training for staff members.
XII. EXECUTIVE SESSION
VOTED: Motion by Director Veit to go into executive session at 8:03 p.m. to discuss negotiations with the 12,734 – 0 MSAD 11 Administrative Association pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. § 405(6)(D), seconded by Director
Umland. The Board reconvened at 8:21 p.m.
Motion carried
VOTED: Motion by Director Boudway to accept the recommendation of the Negotiations Committee 12,734 – 0 regarding the approval and terms of a three year contract for the MSAD 11 Administrative Association,
seconded by Director Veit.
Motion carried
The Meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Attest a true record,
Patricia Hopkins, Secretary
Drop-Out Prevention Committee Meeting
March 25, 2019 Gardiner Regional Middle School Library
Members Present: Tom Landberg Jim Lothridge Michael Poulin Megan Prescott, GAHS Todd Sanders Joan Tourellotte Matt Umland 1. The group reviewed the work from last meeting that includes the suggestions for communication from the school to home as well as interventions for each school to utilize with truant/ absentee students. These “action steps” will be consistent throughout the schools in MSAD 11 and will take the form of communication to homes and families in the district. 2. The committee is developing home to school letters and phone calls from school staff as well as administration. Consideration was given to the high school’s procedure for absences and credit recovery and will be a separate letter for the high school. The initial letter will include all of the policy and consequences for absenteeism/ truancy as a result. The letter will indicate next and all steps going forward if absenteeism/ truancy comes to be an issue. 3. Committee members will draft letters, based on our discussion, prior to next meeting. The aim will be for the committee to review them in April and for School Administration and the School Committee. Next Meeting: April 29, 2019
Finance Committee March 12, 2019
MSAD 11 FINANCE COMMITTEE
Merle E. Peacock, Jr. Board Room Tuesday, March 12, 2019
6:00 p.m.
Committee Members: Rebecca Fles, Committee Chair; Debra Couture (6:04), Michael Gammon, James
Lothridge, Earle McCormick, Jon Umland, Patricia Hopkins, Superintendent; and Andrea Disch, Business
Manager
Board Members Present: Carrie Boudway, Nancy Fortier - Brown, Matthew Marshall
Rebecca Fles called the meeting to order at 6:02 p.m.
DISCUSSION
A. 2019 – 2020 REQUESTED BUDGET - PRELIMINARY
The 2019 – 2020 Requested Budget was shared with Committee members. The $26,944,386 Requested
Budget is $2,171,686 more than the current FY 2019 Budget, an increase of 8.77%.
Superintendent Hopkins discussed District needs as identified by MSAD 11 Administrators. The
Committee was informed the information provided was preliminary and that administrators still had much
additional work to do.
The Preliminary Budget Worksheet, based on the FY 2020 Budget as presented, was shared with
Committee members.
The Committee plans to next meet at 6:00 pm Tuesday, March 19th to discuss and review class sizes as it
relates to the FY 2020 Budget.
The Meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
Attest a true record,
Patricia Hopkins, Secretary
Finance Committee March 19, 2019
MSAD 11 FINANCE COMMITTEE
Merle E. Peacock, Jr. Board Room Tuesday, March 19, 2019
6:00 p.m.
Committee Members: Rebecca Fles, Committee Chair; Debra Couture, Michael Gammon, James Lothridge, Earle McCormick, Jon Umland (6:06), Patricia Hopkins, Superintendent; and Andrea Disch, Business Manager Board Members Present: Veronica Babcock, Carrie Boudway, Matthew Marshall The meeting was called to order at 6:02 p.m.
DISCUSSION
A. FY 2020 DISTRICT BUDGET
The Business Manager shared with the Committee the District’s budget history for the past 20 years. The history included increases /decreases to the annual budget as well as revenue received from the state and local communities. The Business Manager also shared the Maine Department of Education’s 2017 – 2018 Resident Student Per Pupil Operating Costs by District. It was stated that MSAD 11’s per pupil rate of $9,972 is well below the State Average rate of $12,739. Superintendent Hopkins shared with the Committee 2019 – 2020 student enrollment projections and discussed the potential need for additional instructional staff outside of the District’s Class Size Policy.
B. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER COMPENSATION It was stated that due to the recent State of Maine minimum wage increase, the District is struggling with the daily pay rate paid to substitute teachers. To comply with the increased minimum wage rate, substitute teachers are allowed to work only 6.5 hours per day. In addition, the minimum wage is scheduled to increase to $12.00 per hour effective January 1, 2020. To address, the Committee was requested to consider increasing the daily rate of the District’s substitute teachers to $90 per day effective the 2019 – 2020 fiscal year. It was stated that with the requested change, uncertified long-term substitute teachers would receive $180 per diem and that long- term substitute teachers, with teacher certification, would continue to receive per diem of the base teacher contract rate.
VOTED: Motion by Director Lothridge, seconded by Director Gammon to recommend the Board set the
6 – 0 uncertified substitute teacher compensation rate at $90 per day effective the 2019 – 2020 school year.
Motion carried.
Finance Committee March 19, 2019
The Finance Committee agreed to continue its budget discussion at its next meeting scheduled for 6:00 pm Tuesday, March 26th.
The Meeting adjourned at 7:10 p.m.
Attest a true record,
Patricia Hopkins, Secretary
Finance Committee March 26, 2019
MSAD 11 FINANCE COMMITTEE
Merle E. Peacock, Jr. Board Room Tuesday, March 26, 2019
6:00 p.m.
Committee Members: Rebecca Fles, Committee Chair; Debra Couture, Michael Gammon, James Lothridge, Earle McCormick, Jon Umland, Patricia Hopkins, Superintendent; and Andrea Disch, Business Manager Board Members Present: Carrie Boudway, Jane Hubert, Matthew Marshall
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m.
DISCUSSION
A. FY 2020 District Budget The Committee was presented with an updated Requested Budget and worksheet reflecting continued discussions with administrators. The Requested Budget of $25,942,584 is a $1,169,584, or 4.72%, increase over the current 2018 – 2019 Budget. Superintendent Hopkins reviewed with the Committee the list of budget reductions as identified by administrators. Previously in the meeting, the Committee was presented with instructional staff levels at each of the District’s schools. The Finance Committee agreed to continue its budget discussion at its next meeting scheduled for 6:00 pm Tuesday, April 2nd.
The Meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
Attest a true record,
Patricia Hopkins, Secretary
Using Your Chromebook
A Helpful Guide For Four New Piece of Learning Hardware
GAHS 2019
Timmy Doyle
Taking Care of Your Chromebook
● Never keep liquids in close proximity to your Chromebook
● Keep your Chromebook in the carrying case whenever it is not being
used
● Don’t charge your chromebooks on objects with bad ventilation; such
as pillows or blankets
● Avoid extended exposure to extreme temperatures (such as Maine
winter cold!) as these can damage the Chromebook
Setting Up Your Chromebook
● Keep your Chromebook’s password written down in a safe location
incase you forget it
● Acquaint yourself with Google Drive it might just be the most useful
thing for schoolwork!
● Make sure your school GMail account if functioning properly, this can
help you contact teachers if you need help
● Stay organized! No one likes searching for 10 minute just to find a
week old Google Doc
Using Your Chromebook Effectively
● Keep the amount of windows and tabs you have open at once to a
minimum to cut down on slow processing
● Learn shortcuts and keystrokes for some of your frequently used
websites to save time and frustration (one of my favorites is
*Ctrl+Shift+C* to check the word count of a document)
● Make teacher and district pages to save time having to wade through
multiple sites
Staying Safe On Your Chromebook
● Don’t share your passwords with any third party services! Ever!
● If a website or link looks suspicious, it probably is, don't click on
anything that might bring you to bad sites
● Report any problems you have to the technology department so they
can fix them quickly and keep MSAD #11’s web clean and safe!
Student Report from Kiersten Weed
For March 2019:
This past month at the school has been very busy. Although it is still a few months away,
students are gearing up for the the end of the school year. We all recently signed up for classes,
and spring sports are starting up. In addition, Juniors will be taking a science exam as well as the
SATs.
At the next board meeting I will be giving a little presentation about my vaping survey I
sent out a few weeks ago. The results were interesting, but not too surprising. I am certainly glad
we now have some data on student vaping use, and we can start more conversations about future
actions to take as a school board.
MSAD #11 Late Start Committee Prototypes
How might we start school later so our adolescent learners can gain more sleep?
Versions presented on 3.19.19
PROTOTYPE: CURRENT SCHEDULE Earliest Pick Up Bus Drop Off Times HS/MS – 6:10 am ES – 7:15 am
GAHS GRMS Elementary Schools 7:00 am 7:00 am 8:10 am
Last Drop Off Dismissal Times HS/MS - 2:50 pm ES – 4:00 pm
* This schedule requires a transfer approach. For example, in the afternoon, a set of buses sit at GAHS and students load based upon their town, then the buses go to GRMS and follow same procedure. Those buses leave GRMS and head to the town’s elementary school where additional buses will be waiting. MS/HS students transfer to the bus using the route that matches their home address. Then, elementary students are dismissed to the buses before leaving.
FEEDBACK/OBSERVATIONS POSITIVE CHALLENGES
• Later start time allows for more sleep for middle and high school students and the same amount of sleep for elementary students.
• Pick up and drop off times are reasonable for most families.
• Older students arrive home with younger students.
• Some ride times may continue to be quite long.
• The district would need to add 5-6 bus drivers and bus leases to the budget.
• This schedule would reduce driver time from 25 hours/week to 10-15 hours per week and would impact pay and insurance coverage.
• MSAD 11 is currently experiencing a driver shortage, so it may be difficult to secure additional drivers.
• Boys and Girls Club currently does not offer support for the middle school students before school (because students are currently on buses early). Later start time may require before
MSAD #11 Late Start Committee Prototypes
school care for them. • Early dismissal for the high school
students enrolled in sports would continue to occur, possibly at a greater rate, during 4th period.
• Older students (HS/MS) would be on the same bus together
• Student transfers: chaotic, time issues, supervision concerns
• Contractual issues for staff re: length of day
• Ed tech hours would need to increase • (?) Elementary students would board
buses 40 minutes earlier • (?) Elementary students would be in
school 1 hour longer each day? • Facility limitations due to time
constraints
PROTOTYPE: SHIFT BY 45 MINUTES Earliest Pick Up Bus Drop Off Times HS/MS – 6:55 am ES – 8:00 am
GAHS GRMS Elementary Schools 7:45 am 7:45 am 8:55 am
Last Drop Off Dismissal Times HS/MS - 3:35 pm ES – 4:45 pm
POSITIVE CHALLENGES • Sleep is good! • Kids are up anyway
• Boys and Girls Club service hours would be compromised
• Elementary students may get home quite late*
• Older students not gaining much additional sleep time*
• Younger students more productive in a.m. than p.m.*
• Missed class time due to athletics • No pm program @ Boys and Girls Club
for school age elementary students (too late)
• 4 year olds home almost at 5:00 pm • This creates the reverse problem • Afterschool jobs (staff) • Coaching issues • Late breakfast for elementary (+ lunch) • CATC schedule?
MSAD #11 Late Start Committee Prototypes
District Enrollment -- 03/31/2019LER RVCS Principal - Victoria DuGuay
PK Duquette AM 16 3 Duca 16
PK Duquette PM 16 3 Keene 14
PK Ellis AM 16 3 Storey 18
PK Ellis PM 15 3 Estabrook 15
K Grant 15 4 Lorbeski 22
K Lancaster 15 4 Patrick 19
K Luiz 15 4 Sergent 22
K Viens 15 5 Galibois-Barrs 21
1 Clary 15 5 Henerlau 20
1 Cockrell 15
1 Malcolm 16
1 Whitman 15 TOTAL STUDENTS 167
2 Canning 21
2 Plummer 21
2 Smith 21 PITT-RAND Principal - Sarah Duffy
Steps Dyer 8 K Alexander 16
K Smith 13
TOTAL STUDENTS 255 1 Carter 19
1 Ciampa 16
2 Damon 17
2 Gregory 16
HTS 2 Rowe 16
PK Moore AM 14 3 Cloutier 23
PK Moore PM 14 3 Pottle 23
K Lazaro 13 4 Tarrio 19
K Shagoury 13 4 Webb 19
K Stevens 13 5 Adams 22
1 Bannister 19 5 King 20
1 Brann 20 TOTAL STUDENTS 239
2 Lucas 15
2 Luken 16
2 Snow 15
3 Duncklee 24
3 Marx 23
4 Hanley 22
4 Nickerson 22
5 Hall 20
5 Smith 20
5 Connelly 14
TOTAL STUDENTS 297
Principal - Karen Moody
Principal - Kady Gould
GRMS GAHS Principal - Chad Kempton
6th Grade 142 9 157
7th Grade 153 10 171
8th Grade 164 11 142
TOTAL STUDENTS 459 12 145
TOTAL STUDENTS 615
GRANDE TOTALS - MARCH 31, 2019
Steps 8
PK 91
K 128
1st Grade 135
2nd Grade 158
3rd Grade 156
4th Grade 145
5th Grade 137
6th Grade 142
7th Grade 153
8th Grade 164
9th Grade 157
10th Grade 171
11th Grade 142
12th Grade 145
TOTAL ENROLLMENT 2,032
MARCH 31, 2019
31-Mar 28-Feb Change 31-Mar 31-Mar Change
2019 2019 2019 2018
Laura E. Richards School 255 253 2 255 248 7
River View Community School 167 170 -3 167 159 8
Helen Thompson School 297 293 4 297 283 14
Gardiner Regional Middle School 459 462 -3 459 452 7
