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This week, Mrs. DelliSanti's class is studying World War 1 and a large component of that is trench warfare. Some of the lessons have focused around giving students a better perspective of the challenges faced by soldiers on a day-to-day [...]
Throughout Black History Month, the students at The Calais School have been learning about various aspects of black culture and history. Students in Mrs. Ritter's Social Studies class have been learning about the migration of freed slaves from the South. [...]
Ms. Shah's Science Classes have been hard at work designing their own basketball courts. Students were given materials that included: dixie cups, paper, card board, glue, paint, tape, plastic spoons, and rubber bands to design, decorate, and create one-of-a-kind basketball [...]
Many people don’t know that Calais' Asst. Principal Mr. Sokolewicz’s has some major cooking skills. He’s actually a graduate of The College of Culinary Arts at Johnson and Wales University. Under his guidance, Calais’ Culinary Program has really evolved. Each [...]
The transition into adulthood is an experience that all youth eventually face. At Calais School the exploration of a student’s interests and strengths is a crucial element of our general educational curriculum for all grades. This approach helps lay the [...]
As part of the curriculum in Music Class, students learn all about reading, writing and transcribing music. These skills help students to become well rounded musicians with a true appreciation for all faucets of music. Mr. Aquino, Calais's Music Teacher, [...]
