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New Students & Parents Orientation for Grades 1-5 and Grades 7-8 (Grade 9 New Parents)
US Music ClassroomContact: Ali Jahn -
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Grade 9 to Squam Lake
Contact: Nancy McNall -
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Grade 9 to Squam Lake
Contact: Nancy McNall
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Grade 8 to Yarmouth Island
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Grade 8 to Yarmouth Island
Contact: Gwen SneedenGrade 5 to Harvard's Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
Contact: David Lund, Amanda Berg, Louis FrankShore Sibling Playgroup
Winslow Building - Birdcage - 6A new addition to the Shore calendar, we are excited to gather monthly with other Shore families with younger siblings! For this first play group, simply meet us in the Birdcage at 8:30 a.m. on September 13. Bring a toy for the kids to share and play with that morning, and come spend time with us getting to know each other, and having some fun as we get back into the school routine!Contact: Sara Kerney -
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Grade 8 to Yarmouth Island
Contact: Gwen Sneeden40th Annual Shore Family Safari
Camp O-AT-KA, 593 Sebago Road, Sebago, ME 04029Save the dates! Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17, 2017- Online registration opens on the Safari Resource Board on MyShore on Tuesday, August 1, 2017
- Shore takes over the beautiful Camp O-AT-KA on the shores of Lake Sebago in Maine
- Pitch a tent or sleep in a cabin for one night or two
- With lots of healthy activities for your children and someone else to prepare meals, Safari is a community-wide retreat for Pre-K through Grade 9
Contact: Peter Pound, Bob Tavares -
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40th Annual Shore Family Safari
Camp O-AT-KA, 593 Sebago Road, Sebago, ME 04029Save the dates! Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17, 2017- Online registration opens on the Safari Resource Board on MyShore on Tuesday, August 1, 2017
- Shore takes over the beautiful Camp O-AT-KA on the shores of Lake Sebago in Maine
- Pitch a tent or sleep in a cabin for one night or two
- With lots of healthy activities for your children and someone else to prepare meals, Safari is a community-wide retreat for Pre-K through Grade 9
Contact: Peter Pound, Bob Tavares
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40th Annual Shore Family Safari
Camp O-AT-KA, 593 Sebago Road, Sebago, ME 04029Save the dates! Friday, September 15 - Sunday, September 17, 2017- Online registration opens on the Safari Resource Board on MyShore on Tuesday, August 1, 2017
- Shore takes over the beautiful Camp O-AT-KA on the shores of Lake Sebago in Maine
- Pitch a tent or sleep in a cabin for one night or two
- With lots of healthy activities for your children and someone else to prepare meals, Safari is a community-wide retreat for Pre-K through Grade 9
Contact: Peter Pound, Bob Tavares
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Visiting Artist Clare Walker Leslie
Visiting artist Clare Walker Leslie will be on campus for two days teaching Grade 1 and Grade 6 how to keep a nature journal. She will also be providing faculty with ideas on how to incorporate outdoor education into their classes.Contact: Ruth BauerNorth Shore Secondary School Fair at Brookwood
Brookwood SchoolJoin us at the annual North Shore Secondary School Fair where you can gather information and meet representatives from approximately 90 day, boarding, and parochial schools. The event is free and open to the public.
Eighth and ninth grade families are encouraged to attend, and all Upper School families are welcome. If you have any questions, please contact Sander van Otterloo.Contact: Sander van Otterloo -
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School Pictures
Contact: Betsy SmithVisiting Artist Clare Walker Leslie
Visiting artist Clare Walker Leslie will be on campus for two days teaching Grade 1 and Grade 6 how to keep a nature journal. She will also be providing faculty with ideas on how to incorporate outdoor education into their classes.Contact: Ruth Bauer -
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Back to School Night
KivaAn annual all-school event that allows for parents to visit classrooms and hear about the upcoming school year from their child's teachers.Contact: JoAnn Amatucci
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