Our spring family night will be on April 29th 4:00-5:00. Join us for lots of fun that include math, reading, craft, photo booth, and Scholastic Book Fair. Maine Water Company and the recreation departments from Medway and Millinocket will also provide some exciting activities.
We are in need of donations for our upcoming Prom 2026. Please email Kristen Harmon at kharmon1@millinocketschools.org or message her on Facebook if you are able to donate. Thank you in advance!
Food:
0/2 Large Fruit platters
0/2 Utz pretzel rods (72 pack, Target)
0/2 4 pack graham crackers (Sam’s)
0/6 bags of marshmallows
0/4 1lb bag Hershey miniature (not variety pack)
0/4 2lb package of strawberries
0/1 large crockpot of swedish meatballs
0/1 large crockpot of sweet & sour meatballs
0/1 crockpot of mini hot dogs (LIT’L smokeys)
0/1 vegetable platter
0/2 crockpots of mac & cheese
0/2 cookie platters (Sam’s)
1/2 50 count boxes of chips (variety pack, Sam’s)
0/2 platters brownies
0/3 sets of 20 Italian finger/slider sandwiches
Drinks:
0/6 Two Liter bottles of ginger ale
0/2 Large grenadine bottles
2/10 Arizona Arnold Palmer Iced Tea Jugs
0/1 Twelve Pack Lemon Seltzer
0/2 Fortey pack caprisuns (Sam’s)
Fruit for Drinks:
0/2 Packages of blueberries
0/1 Large jar of cherries (Sam’s)
Food:
0/2 Large Fruit platters
0/2 Utz pretzel rods (72 pack, Target)
0/2 4 pack graham crackers (Sam’s)
0/6 bags of marshmallows
0/4 1lb bag Hershey miniature (not variety pack)
0/4 2lb package of strawberries
0/1 large crockpot of swedish meatballs
0/1 large crockpot of sweet & sour meatballs
0/1 crockpot of mini hot dogs (LIT’L smokeys)
0/1 vegetable platter
0/2 crockpots of mac & cheese
0/2 cookie platters (Sam’s)
1/2 50 count boxes of chips (variety pack, Sam’s)
0/2 platters brownies
0/3 sets of 20 Italian finger/slider sandwiches
Drinks:
0/6 Two Liter bottles of ginger ale
0/2 Large grenadine bottles
2/10 Arizona Arnold Palmer Iced Tea Jugs
0/1 Twelve Pack Lemon Seltzer
0/2 Fortey pack caprisuns (Sam’s)
Fruit for Drinks:
0/2 Packages of blueberries
0/1 Large jar of cherries (Sam’s)
We will be having our spring Scholastic Book Fair the week after vacation, April 27th through May 1st. This will be taking place in the library which changes when it will be open to the public. Please note these dates and times.
We will also be having our family night on April 29th 4:00-5:00.
We will also be having our family night on April 29th 4:00-5:00.
Student Led Conferences will be this Thursday, April 9th and Friday, April 10th for Stearns Junior-Senior High School only. These will be early release days and dismissing at 11:15am. High school students will do blocks 3 and 4 both days. Parents, please call 723-6430 or email awelch@millinocketschools.org or tammy@millinocketschools.org and set up a student led conference for your child.
Granite Street School has formed a playground committee with the goal of raising money to replace our current playground equipment . We have started raising money through donations from community members and businesses. We are looking into grant and fund raising opportunities. Anyone one is interested in supporting this effort can reach out to Shelley Farrington at sfarrington@millinocketschools.org.
Coming in May there will be spaghetti supper event at the Appalachian Trail Cafe to support this effort.
Coming in May there will be spaghetti supper event at the Appalachian Trail Cafe to support this effort.
Congratulations to our four newly accepted members of the National Honor Society: Ava Andersen, Natalie Creehan, Mariah Frost, and William Waite. We will have our induction ceremony this Thursday, 4/2 at 6:00 pm in the Stearns library.
Granite Street School
April Menus
April Menus
Stearn's Jr./Sr. High School
April Menus
April Menus
Menu Change for Stearns on Wednesday 3/25
We will be serving Egg Rolls instead of Potstickers with the Chicken Lo Mein.
We will be serving Egg Rolls instead of Potstickers with the Chicken Lo Mein.
Our spring concerts will May 19th for grades K-3 and May 20th for 4th and 5th grades.
The Millinocket Literary Club has partnered with the librarian and art teacher at Granite Street School for numerous years.
A majority of the themes are connect to our local area/community & Maine so the students can make real life connections outside of the classroom with the subjects that have included owls, Baxter State Park, loons, Mt. Katahdin, bats, birds of Maine, and Appalachian Trail.
Each year the students learn about the topic during library lessons with books donated by the club, and students create art projects inspired by the subject using a variety of art styes & media depending upon the topic and differentiate based on grade levels & abilities for a contest that span Pre K -5. The book illustration contest is a cumulating project where students create a book illustration after learning about the subject of the theme through reading books during library time. The Millinocket Literary Club evaluates the submissions and the winners are recognized at an end of year assembly.
This year, the theme is the Millinocket Marathon. The books provided to the library are: Ready, Set, Run!: The Amazing New York City Marathon, Running Across America: A True Story of Dreams, Determinations, and Heading Home, Her Fearless Run: Kathrine Switzer's Historic Boston Marathon, and Dream Big: A True Story of Courage and Determination.
A majority of the themes are connect to our local area/community & Maine so the students can make real life connections outside of the classroom with the subjects that have included owls, Baxter State Park, loons, Mt. Katahdin, bats, birds of Maine, and Appalachian Trail.
Each year the students learn about the topic during library lessons with books donated by the club, and students create art projects inspired by the subject using a variety of art styes & media depending upon the topic and differentiate based on grade levels & abilities for a contest that span Pre K -5. The book illustration contest is a cumulating project where students create a book illustration after learning about the subject of the theme through reading books during library time. The Millinocket Literary Club evaluates the submissions and the winners are recognized at an end of year assembly.
This year, the theme is the Millinocket Marathon. The books provided to the library are: Ready, Set, Run!: The Amazing New York City Marathon, Running Across America: A True Story of Dreams, Determinations, and Heading Home, Her Fearless Run: Kathrine Switzer's Historic Boston Marathon, and Dream Big: A True Story of Courage and Determination.
On Thursday, March 26th and Friday, March 27th Granite Street School ONLY will be having early release days due to Student Led Conferences. Please remember to bring your child to the scheduled conference time between 12-4 or 5-7 on Thursday or between 12-2 on Friday. If you have not scheduled a time with your child(ren)'s teacher(s), please call the school ASAP.
Granite Street had a goal of recognizing 100 acts of kindness throughout the months of February and March. The names of people who showed kindness were written on hearts and displayed in our main hall way. This week, we exceeded our goal.
Child Find for school year 2026-2027 is now open for enrollment at Granite Street School.
Reminder - No school on March 13, 2026.
Congratulations to the February Student's of the Month!
Granite Street School
March Breakfast and Lunch menus.
March Breakfast and Lunch menus.
Stearns Jr./Sr. High School
March Breakfast and Lunch menus.
Congratulations to the following Stearns Basketball Players!
Dear Parents/Guardians, Just a reminder that we have used both of our traditional snow days. In the event we have anymore snow days, we will be doing virtual learning days. Attached is the virtual day schedule.
