Announcements: October 23, 2025
Dear Parents/Guardians:
We want to hear about your experience with your student’s education. We invite you to participate in completing the School Climate Survey. This survey includes questions about your student’s learning, school safety, and interpersonal relationships, as well as your attitudes about the institutional environment and your personal involvement in school. Your responses will be very helpful in improving student relationships, learning conditions, and the overall school environment.
Beginning tomorrow, 10/23/2025, we invite all parents, guardians and caretakers to complete this survey for our school.
The survey is completely anonymous and brief; it contains 21 questions and takes about 10-15 minutes to complete. You can take the survey online by using the survey link that will be emailed tomorrow, 10/31/2025. (If you cannot access this online survey, please pick up a paper copy in the school office, complete it, and return it to the office or your child’s teacher.) Please submit your responses by 10/31/2025.
All your responses are completely anonymous. We have no way to connect you to your answers, and results will only be reported as group responses. There are no right or wrong answers. We just want to know about your personal experiences. Responses are housed securely in an anonymous format with the University of Oregon Technical Assistance Center projects for evaluation research purposes. All evaluation research projects are in compliance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, (343 CFR 99.31 (6)) and human subjects regulations (Protection of Human Subjects 45 CFR 46).
As you respond to each item, think about your own personal experiences as a parent, caregiver or guardian at your student’s school. Please answer all of the questions, or your answers won’t be recorded, but you can mark “I prefer not to answer” if you don’t want to answer a question about you.
We hope you will take the time to provide us with this valuable information. Feel free to call our office at 207-947-8769 if you have any questions. Our school’s total survey results will be used to inform and develop appropriate strategies, procedures, and/or programs to enhance our school climate.
Thank you for your time and participation!
We want to hear about your experience with your student’s education. We invite you to participate in completing the School Climate Survey. This survey includes questions about your student’s learning, school safety, and interpersonal relationships, as well as your attitudes about the institutional environment and your personal involvement in school. Your responses will be very helpful in improving student relationships, learning conditions, and the overall school environment.
Beginning tomorrow, 10/23/2025, we invite all parents, guardians and caretakers to complete this survey for our school.
The survey is completely anonymous and brief; it contains 21 questions and takes about 10-15 minutes to complete. You can take the survey online by using the survey link that will be emailed tomorrow, 10/31/2025. (If you cannot access this online survey, please pick up a paper copy in the school office, complete it, and return it to the office or your child’s teacher.) Please submit your responses by 10/31/2025.
All your responses are completely anonymous. We have no way to connect you to your answers, and results will only be reported as group responses. There are no right or wrong answers. We just want to know about your personal experiences. Responses are housed securely in an anonymous format with the University of Oregon Technical Assistance Center projects for evaluation research purposes. All evaluation research projects are in compliance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, (343 CFR 99.31 (6)) and human subjects regulations (Protection of Human Subjects 45 CFR 46).
As you respond to each item, think about your own personal experiences as a parent, caregiver or guardian at your student’s school. Please answer all of the questions, or your answers won’t be recorded, but you can mark “I prefer not to answer” if you don’t want to answer a question about you.
We hope you will take the time to provide us with this valuable information. Feel free to call our office at 207-947-8769 if you have any questions. Our school’s total survey results will be used to inform and develop appropriate strategies, procedures, and/or programs to enhance our school climate.
Thank you for your time and participation!
Announcements: October 22, 2025
Announcements: October 21, 2025
Announcement: October 20. 2025
Job Title: School Kitchen Manager
The Glenburn School is a rural Pk-8 school with approximately 375 students and 55 staff members. We’re committed to providing nutritious, high-quality meals to support a healthy learning environment of all students. We believe that food service is a vital part of the educational environment, and we’re seeking a dedicated Kitchen Manager to lead our food service team members with care, efficiency, and professionalism.
The successful candidate will oversee all aspects of daily kitchen operations.
Tasks may include but are not limited to:
Manage and participate in daily kitchen operations and meal service
Manage the daily tasks for kitchen staff members (2 staff - plus kitchen manager)
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local food safety regulations
Prepare nutritious, appealing meals following school nutrition guidelines
Maintain inventory and order food and supplies as needed (USDA and Local Vendors)
Track meal counts and submit required reports
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe kitchen environment
Complete annual training requirements
Communicate effectively with school administration and staff
Qualification:
High school diploma or equivalent (required)
Minimum 2 years of food service experience; prior school kitchen or management experience preferred
ServSafe certification (or ability to obtain)
Strong leadership, time management, and communication skills
Ability to lift up to 30 lbs and work on your feet for extended periods
Knowledge of USDA Child Nutrition Program guidelines a plus
Compensation
Competitive pay
School schedule (work no holidays, weekends, and summers)
Opportunities for professional development
Positive and supportive work environment
Applications and resume materials can be submitted to Hayley Mailman by mail, email, or delivered to the Glenburn School Business Office. Application can be found here: https://www.glenburnschool.us/documents/jobs/job-application/278924
or picked up in person at the Glenburn School Business Office.
Hayley Mailman
991 Hudson Rd.
Glenburn, Me 04401
207-947-8769
maimanh@glenburnschool.us
The Glenburn School is a rural Pk-8 school with approximately 375 students and 55 staff members. We’re committed to providing nutritious, high-quality meals to support a healthy learning environment of all students. We believe that food service is a vital part of the educational environment, and we’re seeking a dedicated Kitchen Manager to lead our food service team members with care, efficiency, and professionalism.
The successful candidate will oversee all aspects of daily kitchen operations.
Tasks may include but are not limited to:
Manage and participate in daily kitchen operations and meal service
Manage the daily tasks for kitchen staff members (2 staff - plus kitchen manager)
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local food safety regulations
Prepare nutritious, appealing meals following school nutrition guidelines
Maintain inventory and order food and supplies as needed (USDA and Local Vendors)
Track meal counts and submit required reports
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe kitchen environment
Complete annual training requirements
Communicate effectively with school administration and staff
Qualification:
High school diploma or equivalent (required)
Minimum 2 years of food service experience; prior school kitchen or management experience preferred
ServSafe certification (or ability to obtain)
Strong leadership, time management, and communication skills
Ability to lift up to 30 lbs and work on your feet for extended periods
Knowledge of USDA Child Nutrition Program guidelines a plus
Compensation
Competitive pay
School schedule (work no holidays, weekends, and summers)
Opportunities for professional development
Positive and supportive work environment
Applications and resume materials can be submitted to Hayley Mailman by mail, email, or delivered to the Glenburn School Business Office. Application can be found here: https://www.glenburnschool.us/documents/jobs/job-application/278924
or picked up in person at the Glenburn School Business Office.
Hayley Mailman
991 Hudson Rd.
Glenburn, Me 04401
207-947-8769
maimanh@glenburnschool.us
FROM THE NURSE’S DESK
Strep Throat
There have been several confirmed cases of strep throat at the school. If your child gets diagnosed with strep throat or any other illness, please notify me at 207-947-8769 ext. 312. I keep track of illnesses in classrooms and am required to report any unusual outbreaks of communicable diseases to the State.
The Basics on Strep Throat
Strep throat is a contagious disease caused by infection with streptococcal bacteria. Strep symptoms include fever, pain, redness, and swelling of the throat and tonsils. Strep symptoms may be mild or severe.
If you suspect your child might have strep throat, seek medical attention. Strep throat usually requires an antibiotic. Treat the fever and pain with plenty of fluids and over-the-counter pain medication such as Ibuprofen or Tylenol.
If your child has been diagnosed with strep throat, he/she may return to school after 24 hours of antibiotic treatment. If the doctor tells you that your child may return to school before the 24 hours, please get written permission from the doctor stating that the child is okay to return to school. It is also very important to remember to complete all of the medication, even if your child feels better. If the antibiotic is stopped too soon, all the bacteria are not killed, and symptoms may return.
Once the antibiotic is finished, be sure to either change your child’s toothbrush or boil it to remove bacteria. Failure to do this may result in recontamination.
If you have any questions or concerns about strep throat, feel free to contact me.
Lorrie Springer RN
School Nurse
Strep Throat
There have been several confirmed cases of strep throat at the school. If your child gets diagnosed with strep throat or any other illness, please notify me at 207-947-8769 ext. 312. I keep track of illnesses in classrooms and am required to report any unusual outbreaks of communicable diseases to the State.
The Basics on Strep Throat
Strep throat is a contagious disease caused by infection with streptococcal bacteria. Strep symptoms include fever, pain, redness, and swelling of the throat and tonsils. Strep symptoms may be mild or severe.
If you suspect your child might have strep throat, seek medical attention. Strep throat usually requires an antibiotic. Treat the fever and pain with plenty of fluids and over-the-counter pain medication such as Ibuprofen or Tylenol.
If your child has been diagnosed with strep throat, he/she may return to school after 24 hours of antibiotic treatment. If the doctor tells you that your child may return to school before the 24 hours, please get written permission from the doctor stating that the child is okay to return to school. It is also very important to remember to complete all of the medication, even if your child feels better. If the antibiotic is stopped too soon, all the bacteria are not killed, and symptoms may return.
Once the antibiotic is finished, be sure to either change your child’s toothbrush or boil it to remove bacteria. Failure to do this may result in recontamination.
If you have any questions or concerns about strep throat, feel free to contact me.
Lorrie Springer RN
School Nurse
It's week 3 of the federal shutdown. If you’re a family with a federal job, please know we're thinking of you. It’s stressful and we’re here for you. Please reach out if there's something we can help your family with.
❤️
And whether your family is or isn't affected by the shutdown… If your ever having a difficult time making ends meet, the Good Samaritan Food Pantry is available and FREE in Glenburn without any questions TWICE every week on:
* THURSDAYS 10:30am @the Glenburn Christian Fellowship Church on Hudson Rd (near the school)
* SUNDAYS 11:00am @Glenburn Town Office
(They’re always looking for volunteers on these days, too.)
Next Friday, October 24th from 5 to 7:30pm, the Glenburn School is hosting their annual Halloween Dance, this year, featuring a costume contest! Admission is $3.00, Pizza is $2.00, and chips, candy, and drinks are $1.00 each. Reminder, this dance is for 6-8th graders only. Costumes must still fit the school dress code.
Last week for PIE orders! 🥧 Paper orders must be turned in by FRIDAY, OCT 17. Pies will be available to pick up at the school on Thursday NOV 13 4-6:30pm. Reach out to Glenburn PTF at: glenburnptf@glenburnschool.us with any questions.
Announcements: October 14, 2025
Champions Notification
Reminder: Tomorrow , Friday, October 10, 2025 is a 1/2 Day - Dismissal will be at 12:00pm
Announcements: October 9, 2025
Check out our October Newsletter!
Girls soccer practice will be canceled for this afternoon, due to field conditions.
Announcements: October 8, 2025
It's Pie Time! 🥧
PTF's annual Thanksgiving Pie Fundraiser is back!
Order forms will be going home with your students this week.
Orders are due October 15 and will be available to be picked up at the school on November 13.
Please contact the PTF (glenburnptf@glenburnachool.us) with any questions.
Announcement: October 7, 2025
Announcements: October 6, 2025
