The Early Act club is a group of students ,supported by their parents, who are service minded. They just helped at our Community Dinner by serving pizza. Their next event is the Holiday Parade on 12/6 and Early Act will be meeting on 12/4 to decorate for the it. If you are interested in having your child join Early Act, please reach out to Melissa Winchester at LER at mwinchester@msad1l.org.

Thank you to our RV families for making last night such a HUGE success! We collected over 1000 items/dollars for the Tiger Food Pantry - Wow, just wow! Our goal was 500 so we far exceeded our goal thanks to you! We appreciated the Early Act club for helping serve and thank you Cappza's for the pizza - they gave us both a discount and donated a few of the pizzas! More photos will be added to this post as the day goes on!










Stuff the Tiger's Tummy - RVCS is collecting items for the Tiger Food Pantry! We have set a goal of 500 items (and each dollar donated also counts as one item)! The attached flyer has more information. We are also hosting a RVCS pizza dinner on Thursday 11/20 for all of our families! This is a chance to come together as a community to support each other. Donations to the Tiger Food Pantry will be collected at the dinner (as well as at school), but please know there is no requirement to donate to be able to attend! Please RSVP for the dinner using this link: bit.ly/3JU9dtM Go Tiger Pride!



Reminder: MSAD11 will have an Early Release Day tomorrow (November 5, 2025). GRMS & GAHS dismiss around 11:00, elementary schools at 12:00 pm. There will be no PreK classes tomorrow. Instead, PreK students will attend classes on Friday, November 7, 2025.
Why it matters to attend school on Early Release Days!
Even though early release days are shorter, they’re still full school days with important learning and community time built in. Teachers plan lessons that connect to what students are working on throughout the week, and missing even a few hours can make it harder for children to stay caught up.
Early release days also give students a sense of routine and consistency — something that helps them feel secure and ready to learn. It’s a chance for them to connect with classmates and teachers about upcoming events in the classroom.
In short, every school day matters — even the short ones, please send your child to school on early release days!
Even though early release days are shorter, they’re still full school days with important learning and community time built in. Teachers plan lessons that connect to what students are working on throughout the week, and missing even a few hours can make it harder for children to stay caught up.
Early release days also give students a sense of routine and consistency — something that helps them feel secure and ready to learn. It’s a chance for them to connect with classmates and teachers about upcoming events in the classroom.
In short, every school day matters — even the short ones, please send your child to school on early release days!
Wreath fundraiser through November 14th! Please support RVCS by purchasing a wreath! They will be delivered at the end of the first week of December! Call the office for more details or to place your order!

On Friday, students may wear costumes to school! Please no props that promote violence, no masks and students need to be able to sit at their desks without the costume interfering. We look forward to seeing their costume choices!

"It's A Wonderful Life", presented by the GAHS Drama Club.November 6, 7, and 8 at 7:00 p.m. Please purchase your season passes for parent and tickets for upcoimng shows: https://www.msbtickets.com/gardinerareahigh/schoolevents
Our annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest is in full swing! Parents are invited to vote for their favorite pumpkin during Teacher Conferences tonight (10/23)!



Please click on the link to access a letter from Angela Hardy, Director of Curriculum and Instruction in MSAD11: http://bit.ly/42G7QoI
There is no school on Friday, 10/10/25, for a teacher workshop day and no school on Monday, 10/13/25, in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day. We look forward to seeing the students back on Tuesday, 10/14/25
Thursday, 10/9 is an early release day with riders being dismissed at 11:45 and bus students at 12. Although it might be tempting for your student to stay home on an early release day, please send them to school! We are still teaching and doing activities and your student misses a lot if they skip an early release day! Daily attendance matters!
REMINDER: MSAD11 will have an Early Release Day tomorrow (10/9/25). GRMS & GAHS dismiss around 11:00, elementary schools at 12:00 pm, and there are no classes for PREK students. There is no school on Friday (10/10/25) due to teacher workshops. No school on Monday (10/13/25) due to Indigenous Peoples' Day.
MSAD #11 Transportation Newsletter - October, 2025

Today is School Custodian Appreciation Day! Thank you to Mr. Pass and Ms. Brann for keeping our school sparkling! We appreciate you every day!

GAHS
Interact Club
Trunk or Treat
Sunday, October 26, 2025
2:00pm -4:00 pm
GAHS Parking Lot
Interact Club
Trunk or Treat
Sunday, October 26, 2025
2:00pm -4:00 pm
GAHS Parking Lot

The community safety concern that prompted the lock-in procedures at the Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School has been fully resolved. As a result, the lock-in procedure has been lifted and the school has resumed all regular schedules.
Due to a known safety concern within the community, the Pittston-Randolph Consolidated School is not permitting anyone entrance into the school building. Students and staff are able to walk freely throughout the building as the safety concern is not directed at the school, but within the community.
This is only being done as a precautionary measure. No threat has been made against any student, staff member or school building. As soon as we are notified that the safety concern has been addressed, the 'lock in' will be lifted and families will be notified.
This is only being done as a precautionary measure. No threat has been made against any student, staff member or school building. As soon as we are notified that the safety concern has been addressed, the 'lock in' will be lifted and families will be notified.
If your student receives Title 1 services in math or reading, Wednesday night is for you and the family! Please join our Title 1 family night to play fun games and eat yummy light snacks! Mrs. Luken and Mrs. Crawford kindly ask that you RSVP either by sending the form back to school or calling (582-3402) to let us know you'll be attending. We hope to see you Wednesday night!

Please click here to read a welcome letter from Mrs. Duguay/RVCS Principal: http://bit.ly/3JJj1GI
