Author Archives: Steve Ciembroniewicz

Click HERE for the entire November newsletter. Dear Coffin School Families, I hope that this finds all of you well. As a part of the time I spend in classrooms every week, I often ask students questions about their learning.  Our conversations … Continue reading →

Just a friendly reminder that to ensure the safety of our students and staff,                       School Drive is closed to through traffic from 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM. Parking is available at the sites marked below and there is a pathway … Continue reading →

Some interesting data in this study – http://mainechildrensalliance.org/assets/files/databooks/2012/2012MaineKidsCount_web.pdf

Good morning Coffin School, I hope you all had a relaxing and rejuvenating weekend.  While I wasn’t thrilled about the rain, it was most certainly good for the plants and our lawn is looking greener than ever. I find springtime … Continue reading →

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Good morning Coffin School, I hope April break gave you a chance to get rested and renewed as we head into this final stretch of the school year. My family and I were able to take a vacation together and … Continue reading →

Good morning Coffin School, I hope this morning finds you rested and ready for learning. This weekend I found myself thinking about the ideas of commons and community.  You may have heard this word “commons”  before – there’s the Brunwick … Continue reading →

Below is the text from the first of two placement letters that will be sent out this week.  Friday’s letter will be a common one between HBSS and Coffin School that outlines specific placement criteria. April 1, 2013 Dear Coffin … Continue reading →

Good morning Coffin School, I hope this late March morning finds you well. Two things to share today. First, thank you for doing such a good job with last week’s inside safety drill.  You listened carefully to your teachers  and … Continue reading →

Click HERE for the full newsletter. Dear Coffin Families, It’s the early hours of what promises to be a sunny Sunday and I’ve  just conducted a ‘Google’ search to confirm the first day of spring. The dancing Irish moniker reminded … Continue reading →