LIMESTONE, Maine – The new year at the community school started with a lot of excitement the night of August 22 as the annual open house was held in conjunction with a “Community Educational Fair” sponsored by Limestone Community School, the Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School in Caswell and the Limestone Rotary Club. About 325 […]
In just two years, middle school students at Limestone Community School have gone ice fishing, downhill skiing, camping, canoeing, hiking, horseback riding and snowshoeing, grown vegetables and made their own maple syrup.
Limestone Community School has already seen local excitement about the pool’s return, said Superintendent William Dobbins.
Thanks to consistent low numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Aroostook County, Limestone Community School will welcome back students on Aug. 26 with a complete reopening.
As Limestone Community School gears up for its first day on its own without a school district, it has a special offering to students that is above and beyond regular classes.
Limestone Community School is only a few months away from officially leaving RSU 39, as part of a withdrawal agreement that voters accepted on election day last November.
Ten seniors who went to Limestone Community School, which is now a PreK-8 institution, walked through the halls one last time on May 30 before attending graduation ceremonies at their respective high schools.
Kristin McPherson said she can still recall sitting inside her classroom at Limestone Community School, her eyes glued to a television screen as the space shuttle Challenger broke apart on Jan. 28, 1986.
Salvadore “Sam” Portera, Jr., a graduate of the TRIO Upward Bound (UB) program at the University of Maine at Presque Isle — as well as Limestone Community School and the University of Maine at Presque Isle — was honored as a “Rising Star” at the Maine Educational Opportunity Association’s (MEEOA) annual awards ceremony recently.
Salvadore “Sam” Portera Jr., a graduate of the TRIO Upward Bound program, the University of Maine at Presque Isle and Limestone Community School, earned a “Rising Star” award at the Maine Educational Opportunity Association’s (MEEOA) annual awards ceremony recently.