34 Highfield Road
Hope, Maine 04847
phone: (207-785-4081)
fax: (207-785-2671)
Google Map
Principal: Carol Hathorne
Welcome
to the
Hope Elementary School
Home of the Hawks
Greensheet 3-19-10
Hope School Calendar 09-10
(in pdf)
Lunch Menu March
Room Parent Job Description (pdf)
School Committee 09-10
School Report Card 3/2009
Document Library
A variety of school related documents are now located under this link.
US Census 2010
Census Workers Needed
Call to schedule your test time:
207-203-1020
866-861-2010
Tests are scheduled in Hope, Warren, and Lincolnlville
during February and March.
Part of School Union #69 including:
Hope Elementary School,
Appleton Village School,
Lincolnville Central School
and the Fivetown CSD
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SAFETY REMINDER TO PARENTS:
When visiting Hope Elementary School, please sign in at the office and
obtain a visitor badge. If you are picking up a student, please check
in at the office and wait for that student in the lobby. Items being dropped
off for a student may be left in the office and staff will see that they
are delivered. If you need to speak with your child's teacher, please
arrange for an appointment. Thank you!
Click on the pentagon below to see
Grade 3 Polygon Slideshow
Check out our Middle School
Cabin Fever Reliever information
Thank you to everyone that attended the Experiment fair.
Check out the Experiment Fair site. There you will find downloadable directions, explanations and videos of all the experiments.
Student Online Resources
MARVEL! Thousands of magazines, newspapers, and reference books are available anywhere in the State of Maine through the online resources of Maine's Virtual Library.
Hope School Library Book Reviews
Health Information
Parent Workshop Series Offered
Five Town Communities That Care, the organization that brings the community the award winning STAR after school program, will be offering the Guiding Good Choices (GGC) workshop series for parents of children ages 9 to 14 in March.
GGC is a free five-part series that is nationally recognized for its effectiveness in helping parents influence their children to make healthy choices. In research studies the program has been shown to improve parenting skills and the quality of parent-child interactions; reduce adolescent substance abuse; reduce adolescent depressive symptoms; and reduce rates of self-harm by teens.
The workshop series will meet Tuesday evenings, March 2 – March 30 at Camden Hills Regional High School. All sessions begin at 5 PM (with a free dinner for the entire family from 5-5:30) and end at 7:30 PM. Free onsite childcare is offered while parents are in the workshop from 5:30 to 7:30.
For more information, or to register, call 236-9800 or email info@fivetownctc.org. Registration forms are available at http://www.fivetownctc.org/programs/
guiding-good-choices/