Longfellow Elementary School Office (207) 319-1980 School Secretary, Mrs. Wilson 21 Longfellow Avenue Brunswick, Maine 04011 Mr. Greg Scott Principal School Handbook No Child Left Behind Monthly School Schedule 2009-2010 School Calendar Registration School Nutrition Program School Supply List Playground Rules     Kindergarten Grade 1         Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5   Special Education Reading Library Art Music Physical Education Guidance Nurse Speech Talent Development Program Brunswick School Department Brunswick Curriculum Technology Department NWEA NECAP Longfellow MEA Report Card District MEA Report Card Friends of Longfellow 10 Day Forecast Current Brunswick Weather SUB-IT for Teachers Staff ONLY- Email Connection   Featured Sites: Longfellow Links Harriet Beecher Stowe Library Automated Card Catalog Marvel World Book Online Country Reports         Photo Story 3 Easiteach Easiteach Resources Easiteach TV RM Easiteach Skills Interactive Games Destination Imagination Brunswick History Longfellow School History Longfellow Woods Longfellow Civil War Site  Free Rice Longfellow School Song Powered by Podbean.com Download this song (right click and save) Come let us sing and let our voices ring for a place that we hold dear, Longfellow School, Longfellow School, sing her praises loud and clear. We're learning together, knowing whatever in life we choose to do, Longfellow School, Longfellow School we'll keep fond memories of  you. Software:  The latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to download files from this web page. Please click on the icon below of you need this free software.         Welcome On behalf of the staff at Longfellow School, I welcome you to our wonderful school. We will make every effort to ensure that this is an exciting and rewarding school year for your children.   Please embrace the following CORE VALUES as we all have at Longfellow School Greg Scott, Principal We will show respect for... -ourselves -each other -our school and ALL people will learn. It is our mutual aim to work towards the fullest development of each child scholastically and to teach the kinds of habits and attitudes that will enable each child to live happily, cooperatively, and successfully as a person and as a member of society. Greg Scott   No School Professional Development Day March 19, 2010     http://www.letsgo.org/   A Reading Message for YOU!         Questions or Comments? Email the Webmaster. This page last updated on Thursday March 11, 2010