Chewonki Elementary News Today

First- and second-grade teacher Lorna Fake is recognized for making the natural world a part of her classroom.

“Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District is pleased to announce – and congratulate – the winners of our annual conservation poster contest,” said the SWCD, in a news release. This program is part of the National Association of...

Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District has announced the winners of the annual conservation poster contest. This program is part of the National Association of Conservation Districts’ contest, which each

The Brightfield School will offer place-based education for students in first through eighth grades starting in September, replacing the Chewonki Elementary and Middle School after it closes in June.

Campers at Merry Barn’s Summer Writing Adventures may find a familiar face in this year’s teaching staff. Katherine (Kat) Cassidy, formerly Head of Chewonki Elementary and Middle School, will be co-facilitating Wondrous Words (June 26-30) and...

Chewonki Elementary and Middle School is proud to announce the graduation of its eighth-grade class of students on June 8, including Huckleberry Huber-Rees of Alna, Noah Arbuckle of Newcastle, Sinead Bowdish of West Bath, Nyssa Wilkinson of...

WISCASSET — Five students attending Chewonki Elementary and Middle School recently took top honors from the Scholastic Art & Writing regional awards

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Four students at Chewonki Elementary and Middle School have received honors as part of the 27th annual Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design program, a collaborative effort between Maine Audubon and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Zella...

Chewonki students Ella Seymour and Maeve Tholen were recognized by the Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards for narrative pieces they wrote as assignments for their literacy class.