These Mathletes represented VCS over the weekend at the regional MathCounts competition. All students performed very well against top math students in the area! Nick finished 10th out of 78 in the individual round and earned a trip to the state competition! Go Vikings!
Congratulations to VCS middle school students participating in our school spelling bee. Good luck to Tristan and Halle on earning the top two spots. The two of them will represent VCS at the County Bee at Center Drive School on February 12.
Thank you 'Seniors and Friends of Veazie' group for generously donating snacks for VCS students! Karen Walker and Sandra Patterson are seen here making a special delivery! Small School (& TOWN), Big Heart!
This new library book, “Be a Maker,” is becoming one of our favorites! Today, grade two was not only inspired by the words to create something new, but they also took with them stronger theme throughout the story-to make a difference, be a friend, and give back to your community
The VCS Student Council served as guest chef volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House this evening and delivered our donation of $925!! Thank you to all VCS middle school students for their very generous donations!!
A 4th grade student randomly left the following message on the board today.
There is PLENTY of kindness in this world.
Second graders would like to give a BIG shoutout to their classmate! Kirk saved his money and bought his class a giant box of woodless colored pencils! We were very happy to start 2020 with new supplies! Thank you Kirk! You Rock!
Mr. Cyr had wonderful breakfast dates before school this morning! These two were winners of the PTO online auction breakfast with the principal!
Thank you to all of our families who have participated in our library’s second at home Maker Challenge. This trimester, students and their families were encouraged to disguise a snowman to help him or her blend in with book characters and go unnoticed during the winter season. There’s still time to participate! Please drop your snowman off with Mrs. Shannon.
The Middle School Coin War Rages on!
8th Grade is currently in the lead with 5,380 points
7th Grade is currently in 2nd place with 1,246 points
6th Grade is currently in last place with -5,968
The total amount raised for the Ronald McDonald House Charities: $462.68
Our new goal is $500 by 12/20!!!!
The Veazie Community School Viking Robotics team was in Augusta today competing in the state championship along with 28 other teams from around Maine. VCS had the second highest robot score and won the Innovative Solution Award for their project focusing on introducing bats into our community. Wow! Wow! Wow! We are proud! Go Vikings!
Calling all Veazie Alumni!! We are in the early stages of planning our February edition of THE VIKING, a Veazie Community Newspaper. If you graduated from the Veazie Community School or the John R. Graham School, please consider letting us know how things are going!
Pre-K through Grade 2 is spending a few minutes each morning talking about kindness. Each day a different way to be kind is revealed and the students are challenged to try to use it throughout the day. It's a fun and meaningful way to countdown to December break.
Many middle school students chose to go outside today during lunch recess to enjoy the freshly fallen snow!
School may be closed but our PTO online auction is still running! Bid soon because the auction ends at 8pm tonight! Thank you for supporting our PTO....we have already surpassed our fundraising goal! https://www.32auctions.com/vcspto2019
Veazie Community School will be closed on Tuesday, December 3. The timing and confidence of the predicted weather forecast present a rare opportunity to provide advanced notice for families to secure child care and other safety precautions. Please take care.
It isn’t ‘Twins Day’......I think Liam is trying to take over Mr. Cyr’s job!
The Veazie Viking Robotics Team traveled to Jay for a qualifying competition along with 23 other teams from central and western Maine. Our team had the 2nd highest score in the Robot Performance category and finished 2nd place in the head-to-head competition. On to states we go!
The Student Council is selling VCS Pura Vida bracelets to benefit the student council and the activities we sponsor throughout the year.
For the next two weeks students and staff only can purchase a bracelet by bringing in $5 to the Batcave (Ms. Spinney's room).
Purchasing a Pura Vida bracelet does more than just benefit our little school, read all about how the company got started and how they provide full time jobs for artisans.
