Presumpscot Elementary Celebrates Community and Student Achievements

Presumpscot Elementary School recently held a community event called Better World Day. This event featured projects by third graders who designed tiny libraries, built by students from PATHS. A new path featuring student artwork was also revealed, improving the school's surroundings. The event included a dedication to Emily, a notable contributor of books to the community.

The school is currently celebrating Educator Appreciation Week. This week honors the efforts of teachers, nurses, social workers, custodians, and kitchen staff. The community is encouraged to show their appreciation through notes, emails, or calls.

Plans are in place for the end of the school year, focusing on the fifth graders. A farewell event is scheduled for June 14th to celebrate the achievements of these students as they transition to new educational stages.

In student wellness news, a first grader named Otto has introduced a new breathing technique called 'shark breath.' This method, which includes a specific body movement during breathing, was presented in a mindfulness session and has been incorporated into the school’s wellness activities.

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