Assistant Principal: Doug Parker
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Principal's Secretary: Pam Gray,
School Secretary: Jennifer Hunt,
Address: 15 Northeast Road Standish, Maine 04084-6469
Phone: (207) 642-4885
Mission:
George E. Jack School, in partnership and shared responsibility with the
students, the parents and the community, strives for and embraces a system of continuous improvement in a safe and supportive learning environment.
Vision:
The mission of George E. Jack School is to provide the educational, social, and personal support for all students to become successful learners.
A bit of history of George E. Jack School
Welcome to George E Jack School - from Principal Ginny Day - May 2009
District Fundraiser for Special Olympics
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Report Cards of GEJ School
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MSAD #6 Elementary School Student Handbook
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George E. Jack Students Contribute to Standish Recycling Calendar Read more of this special project |
Kotzschmar Jr. Organ Visits GEJ See more photos of this special visit |
George E Jack Parent Newsletter - November 2009
Meet the Assistant Principal at GEJ and Steep Falls Schools
 GEJ Plants a School Garden |
 Read the story of this special event |
Food Service payment system The Child Nutrition Program uses a computerized Point of Sales System
Standish PTO Parent / Teacher Organization for the Standish Schools
GEJ School Library
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 Young GEJ Scientists Study Birds |
The Staff of GE Jack School
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Principal - Ginny Day Principal's Secretary - Pam Gray School Secretary - Jennifer Hunt Head Teacher - Diane Hammond Building Aide - Debbie Teske School Nurse -Sue Dunn Librarian - Kris Zuidema - Homepage Art Teacher - Jeffrey Poole Music Teacher - Paul Schnell - Homepage Band - Karina Babcock - Homepage Phys. Ed. Teacher - Mike LeGage Gifted & Talented Teacher - Jill Anderson Social Worker - Marilyn Stoesser-Casad Counselor - Beth Petersen Resource Teacher - Tonya Alexander Resource Teacher - Dianne Corbin Psychological Service Provider - Valarie Conley Speech Therapist - Audra Zarin Certified Occupational Therapist - Rebekah Wilcox Physical Therapist - Michael Rau District ESL Teacher - Anna Cosma |
Grade Four Cathie Bunk - Homepage Diane Hammond - Homepage Christine Hesler - Homepage Sandy Langill - Homepage |
Grade Five Gayle Carpenter Carolyn Giberson - Homepage Stephanie McAllister - Homepage Katie Johnson - Homepage Greg Smith Cindy Wilson - Homepage |
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Math Associate Mary Bowe Tom Ashby
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Computer Teacher Erich Reintenbach |
Self-Contained Classroom Teacher Anne MacAleese |
Web Resources
Activities for Read Across America Day - March 2, 2009
MARVEL! - This is the Maine Virtual Library and has a ton of good stuff.
Elementary Bibliography Format
Ancient Civilization 5th Grade Research Project
Virtual Tour of Maine with Mrs Fay
Maine Animals Research Project
Famous People Research Project
GEJ Archive
GEJ Holiday Show
Read more about the December 2008 GEJ Holiday concert
Grade 4 Students Visit Gorham House Seniors to Celebrate 'Read Across America' - March 2008
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George E Jack Students were challenged to read Outstanding New Books A project funded by Narragansett Number One Foundation Read their story November 2006 |
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Standish Students Learn about Fire Safety Standish students learned about fire safety during Fire Prevention Week. Students at the George E. Jack School observed fire safety week by attending a class with local firefighters and getting a tour of fire trucks. Fire Prevention Week was established to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire, the tragic 1871 blaze that killed more than 250 people, left 100,000 homeless, destroyed more than 17,400 structures and burned more than 2,000 acres. This year's theme is "Prevent Cooking Fires: Watch What You Heat." That's the message of this year's Fire Prevention Week (FPW). From October 8-14, firefighters spread the word that more fires start in the kitchen than in any other part of the home and teaching families and kids how to keep cooking fires from starting in the first place. The Standish firefighters also talked to the students about not returning to a burning building to save pets or toys.
Standish firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians who visited G. E. Jack School: Ben Haskell, Adam Royer, Andy Austin, Kevin Norris, and Lieutenant Will Flanders.
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GEJ Holds Geography Bee - January 2007
Standish Students Donate to the Maine Children's Cancer Program - January 2007
Local Author, Toni Buzzeo visited GEJ School and met with the fourth grade students. - January 2007
Standish Students Celebrate Maine Heritage
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Students in Gayle Carpenter's class at G.E. Jack School in Standish recently read The Sign of the Beaver, by Elizabeth George Speare. It is a story of the adventures and challenges of a young boy as he struggles to survive as one of the first settlers in the Maine wilderness. In 1768, a 12 year old boy named Matt was faced with making the biggest decision of his lifetime. His father had left him in the Maine wilderness to take care of the family homestead and had not returned as promised. During the father's absence, a nearby Native American tribe befriended and helped Matt survive. Matt helped teach one tribe member, Attean, how to read. One of the projects the students at G.E. Jack did was to design a bulletin board showing many of the things that they read about in the story. They made log cabins, teepees, birch bark canoes, and depicted the different seasons in the Maine wilderness. November 2006 | |
as of December 20, 2005
