H. B. Emery Jr Memorial School

Principal: Steve Winger
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Principal's Secretary: Marie Estes,
School Secretary: Kimberly Giles,
Address: 908 Cape Road Limington, Maine 04049-3907
Phone: (207) 637-2056

Map to H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School

The History of H.B.Emery Memorial Elementary School

Mission:
The Mission of the Harold B. Emery Jr. Memory School is to recognize and integrate the diversity of talents, skills, and needs of students, parents, and staff.

Vision:
The Harold B. Emery Jr. Memorial School community values education as an important lifelong process wtih everyone learning in a safe and peaceful environment.

District Fundraiser for Special Olympics

yellow dot <HBE February 2010 List of Events

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yellow dot MSAD #6 Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment

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Read Across America logo Activities for Read Across America Day - March 2, 2009

HB Emery Scholastic Book Fair

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Lunch system icon Food Service payment system The Child Nutrition Program uses a computerized Point of Sales System

Envelope Letter to Parents of Elementary Students

Nutrition Nuggets

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yellow dot Third grade students at H.B. Emery Jr. School in Limington have been studying the history of Limington. To culminate their work the third grade made a mural of the historical places in Limington that they visited and studied.

HBE PTO - Parent / Teacher Organization for H.B.Emery

HBE School Library

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The Staff of HB Emery School

Principal - Steve Winger
Head Teacher - Debbie Hilton
Principal's Secretary - Marie Estes
School Secretary - Kim Giles
School Nurse - Trish Austin
Librarian - Sybil Shiland - Homepage
Art Teacher - Mary Emerson - Homepage
Music Teacher - Susan Knight
Band - Karina Babcock - Homepage
Phys. Ed. Teacher - Brian Sullivan - Homepage
Gifted & Talented Teacher - Jill Anderson
Guidance Counselor - Denise Whitehead
Resource Teacher - Lori Robinson
Speech Therapist - Milissa New
Certified Occupational Therapist - Leslie Tsomides
Physical Therapist - Michael Rau
District ESL Teacher - Danielle Lakatos-Norton - Homepage

Kindergarten
Deborah Hilton
Laurie Willett

Grade One
Melinda Callanan
Heather Tenderous

Grade Two
Julie Lariviere

Grade Three
Gerry Gould
Beth Komulainen - Homepage

Grade Four
Janine Pennell - Homepage

Grade Five
Karen Neary
Allison Burnell - Homepage

Reading Recovery Teacher
Debbie Selberg

Reading Associates
Elaine Abbott

Reading Interventionist
Bonnie Esty - Homepage

Math Associate
Gail Wormwood - Homepage

Computer Teacher
Gwen Christman - Homepage

Special Ed. Tech
Brandon Poulin

Building Aide
Linda Everett - Homepage

Web Resources

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MARVEL! - This is the Maine Virtual Library and has a ton of good stuff.

Elementary Bibliography Format

H.B.Emery Archives - Enjoy revisiting some projects and activities

H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School student named a winner in Literary Contest

Caroline George, a fifth grade student at H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School in Limington, was named as Maine's second place winner for Level I (grades 4 to 6) in the 2008 Letters about Literature contest. This is a national reading and writing promotion program organized by the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress and the Maine Humanities Council in the state of Maine. The contest format involves choosing a book that has been important to a student, and writing a letter to its author. Over 60,000 entries were received across the country in three different age levels. Caroline wrote a letter to Sook Nyul Choi after reading The Year of Impossible Goodbyes, a book about a family's experience in North Korea in the Korean War. Caroline described how reading this book enabled her to connect with her grandfather and learn his stories from Viet Nam. Caroline received a certificate recognizing her achievement and a bookstore gift card. Caroline also entered this contest in 2007, and was named first place winner for Level I in the state of Maine.
July 2008

yellow dot Students at Bonny Eagle Middle School have been pen pals to students at H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School and Frank Jewett Elementary
June 2008

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April 2008

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October 2007

The H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School in Limington had an assembly to give away the donations of food items that the students, grades kindergarten through grade 5 had brought in to the school. Tammy Pike from the Limington Congregational Church Food Pantry accepted the collected donations.
The students hoped to collect 300 hundred items and were surprised they had 360 items of food for the donation. The collection drive began after the Thanksgiving break. Teacher Gerry Gould organized the drive. Fifth grade students in Allison Burnell's class helped with the food drive.
December 2007

The math and reading support staff at HB Emery School dressed up as a "fact family" for Halloween. They went into the cafeteria during lunch and let the kids move them around to form many and varied number sentences using 10, 2, and 12. The "plus" sign shirt has a "minus" sign on her back.
October 2007

Third Graders Go Snow Shoeing in Phys. Ed. Class

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January 2008

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The Sounds of Africa At H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School

Students at H.B. Emery Jr. Memorial School in Limington have been studying rhythm and patterns in the arts of the African culture. Africa has many diverse people, cultures, languages, regions and climates. These are reflected in the various artistic expressions of the arts. The students worked with Music Teacher Susan Knight and performed a concert for the rest of the elementary school.
The fourth and fifth grade students used genuine African drums and other instruments of rhythm in the performance. The music department purchased these African instruments with a grant from the Narragansett Number One Foundation.

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yellow dot The Life and Times of Harold B. Emery, Jr, a book researched and written by Mrs. Shortsleeves' fourth grade class in honor of the anniversary of their school.

yellow dot "Betsy Ross, Seamstress with a Mission" performed by Mrs Gould's class - June 2003

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yellow dot A special project - Creating a Flag for New York City
Their hand-made flag was hung in New York City. and then returned to school in Limington on March 22, 2002

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yellow dot Ocean Discovery program visits school - May 2001

yellow dot Bates College dancers came to share Vietnamese dancing - Spring 2001

yellow dot Limington History Project by the Third Grades at HB Emery School