The Maine Department of Education, in collaboration with a diverse group of stakeholders and experts in the field, has created this initial iteration of a framework to assist in planning for a safe return to in-person instruction. It should be noted that this framework will be further developed and will evolve as additional information and guidance is provided... READ MORE >

It's Official: Last Day of School is June 5, 2020All schools will continue their distance learning plans until June 5. READ MORE >

To the parents and guardians in our Georgetown Community, By now, many of you are aware that our School Board unanimously voted to follow the recommendations Maine’s Commissioner of Education, to complete the 2019-2020 school year with only distance learning opportunities. Per the recommendation of our Superintendent, Dr. Keith Laser, the board... READ MORE >

Special Services COVID-19 Resources-as many families and caregivers become teaching partners with schools during this health crisis, the Office of Special Services has collected resources to support families and caregivers in this work. READ MORE >

Safety and wellness of our students, families and staff are of utmost importance. This page is designed to give you the most up to date information as it relates to wellness, COVID-19 updates as they relate to school, and resources within our communities. This is by no means a complete list of everything out there but...it's a start. In our ever changing... READ MORE >

Dear Parents and Guardians, As we approach the end of week one of this unprecedented national and world-emergency, I want to commend everyone for the collaboration, problem-solving, and superb decision-making taking place. We are creatively confronting the myriad of challenges this virus has wrought upon us. It is astounding to witness us coming together as a... READ MORE >

March 16th, 2020 Dear GCS Parents, Our school building is closed to classroom based instruction until April 27, 2020. Staff are here hard at work on distance learning plans for our students. All schools are at varying stages of this process and we are asking for patience and understanding that this is not going to be perfect. We are doing the absolute best we... READ MORE >

March 15, 2020 Dear Parents of AOS 98 Students, By now you should have received notification from our superintendent’s office informing you that all AOS 98 schools are now officially closed. Please be aware that school staff will be at work this week and will be formulating plans to keep children learning in a remote setting. This is a time of uncertainty for... READ MORE >

Good afternoon. As you are probably well aware, at this time, the decision whether to open or close schools is being left to superintendents. After consultation with the Maine, Department of Education and other superintendents yesterday and today, I have decided that schools in the AOS will be closed to students beginning tomorrow and will remain closed until the... READ MORE >

March 13, 2020 Good afternoon Parents, Guardians, family and friends in the community of Georgetown. During a disease outbreak or pandemic, such as with COVID-19, I recognize that some people may feel worried or fearful. It can be hard to decipher whether or not you are hearing facts or rumors. To help with these concerns, all information that... READ MORE >

March 10, 2020 Dear Parents and Guardians, As concern about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to cause havoc around the world, I believe it is essential to share with you what we know to date and what together we can do to minimize the potential impact of this illness. As of March 9, 2020, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Preventions (CDC)... READ MORE >

We want to ensure the safety of our students and staff. Here is some information about the Coronavirus. Please contact your health care provider if you have questions or need further information. We are in contact with Maine Department of Education as well as the CDC to ensure protocols are followed if there is an event. Remember, wash your hands and... READ MORE >

The School Board has voted to have students attend school on March 13 in replace of the originally scheduled Teacher Workshop Day, to make up a snow day READ MORE >

It’s Cold and Flu Season!– As a reminder to parents it is important to keep students home when they're ill,not only for them but to prevent the spread of illness. Please check on your children athome each morning and decide if they should be in school. Please don't send them toschool if they are ill. Sending a sick child to school is not good for the child, the... READ MORE >

STOP means STOP! Watch the proper way to stop for a school bus, and what NOT to do. Learn more at NHTSA.gov/SchoolBus https://youtu.be/CVMlsj32iCQ READ MORE >

The ­­­­­­­­Georgetown School Department utilizes all assessmentdata to help inform our practices at the district, school, classroom andindividual levels for our students. Although we encourage students andparents to participate fully in our assessment program, it is important to notethat parents/guardians may opt their child out of state testing. If youare... READ MORE >

The School Board believes that bullying, including cyberbullying, is detrimental to student well-being and to student learning and achievement. It interferes with the mission of the schools to educate their students and disrupts the operations of the schools. Bullying affects not only students who are targets but also those who participate in and witness such... READ MORE >

Georgetown kindergartners learn about bees by raising them It's never too early to get some firsthand knowledge of species and food systems.Published by Portland Press Herald https://www.pressherald.com/2019/10/06/georgetown-kindergarteners-learn-about-bees-by-raising-them/ BY CHRISTINE BURNS RUDALEVIGE Share Christine Burns Rudalevige makes honey pearls by... READ MORE >

The latest application for Free and Reduced Lunch is now posted on our website https://www.aos98schools.org/o/georgetown-central/browse/40393 We encourage all families to complete the application. READ MORE >

Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Signed into law December 2015 by President Obama the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) reauthorizes the fifty (50) year old Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965 by replacing key requirements of the outdated No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001. Beginning in 2016, the U.S. Department of Education took the first... READ MORE >

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2018 MEA and NWEA Assessment Data READ MORE >

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