Trae Stover News Today

Students and staff at Wiscasset Elementary and Wiscasset Middle schools will hold a readathon fundraiser to support fifth grader Willow Orr, who is experiencing serious medical challenges requiring intensive medical treatment and travel. WES/WMS...

It’s celebration time! Sunday, Aug. 13, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Wiscasset Community Center (WCC) on Gardiner Road, every Pre-K to grade eight student attending Wiscasset schools, or home-schooled children who would be attending Wiscasset schools, is...

Students and staff at Wiscasset Elementary School held a read-a-thon fundraiser on Friday, Feb 17, which randomly was National Random Acts of Kindness Day, for pre-K teacher Samantha Crawford and her daughter Angelina Puiia, a past WES student...

From sewer needs, would-be waterfront and Whites Island projects, the ash ponds cleanup, Wawenock block repairs and Optimus Senior Housing, to the first James Weldon Johnson Day, Wiscasset rallying for a teacher’s child who had a stroke, the airport...

Trae Stover's first grade class at Wiscasset Elementary School was given a batch of beautiful handknit mittens recently. The students quickly fell so in love with their new mittens, they wore them inside as well as outside. They wore their mittens...

At the end of last school year, all first graders were provided with several just right books, information about the Wiscasset Library Summer Reading Program and math materials to support practice to maintain skills over the summer in the form of a...

Wiscasset Elementary School first grade teacher Trae Stover said State Rep. Allison Hepler, D - Woolwich, visited the class Oct. 19 to deliver a legislative sentiment for Stover’s being named Lincoln County teacher of the year in May. Hepler also...

Students in Trae Stover’s first grade class recently researched the life cycle of a monarch butterfly with observations. They have cared for several monarch caterpillars in the classroom and were thrilled each time one would emerge from its...

The Midcoast takes wearing so many layers in winter, when it and its ghost, the cold winds that underly and undermine spring, are finally gone for about five months, we can’t wait for short sleeves, or at least a single layer of long sleeves; or I...

“Don’t start crying. I will,” Wiscasset Elementary School reading interventionist Carol Adams told longtime colleague, first grade teacher Trae Stover at the outdoor classroom Friday, May 13. “Too late,” Stover said. The sunny morning’s celebration...