PO Box 100/23 School StreetFriendship, Me 04547

Tel: 832-5057-Fax:832-7389Ann Kirkpatrick, Principal

Shawna Kurr, Assistant PrincipalCleo Carter/Bonnie Robinson, HeadTeachers

Beth Simmons, Administrative AssistantVisit our website at www.msad40.org

3/10/11 Upcoming Events!

March 11No School -Teacher Workshop

March 18thFVS Talent Show

April 1stThird Quarter Ends

April 4th thru 8thChildrenʼs Stage Adventures

April 8thChildrenʼs Stage Adventure

Performance, 6:30, FVS Gym

April 16th thru 22ndSpring Break

April 27thKindergarten Registration

May 13thEarly Release-11:30 Dismissal

May 30thMemorial day-No School

Hot Lunch Breakfast Sign-up Sheet

Breakfast S Milk Hot Lunch L Milk A or BMonday ________ ________ _________ ________

Tuesday ________ ________ _________ ________

Wednesday ________ ________ _________ ________

Thursday ________ ________ _________ ________ Friday ________ ________ _________ ________

Breakfast $1.05 Hot Lunch $2.05 Milk .45 served w/milk Juice .30 Water .50

Name:______________________________________________

Hot Lunch and Breakfast Menu3/14 thru 3/18

MondayMini Pancakes, Syrup, Sausage,

Potato Puffs, Applesauce(Oatmeal Apple Breakfast Bars)

TuesdayChop Suey, Breadstick, Green Beans,

Peaches(Assorted Cereal)

WednesdayA-Cheese or B-Ham Pizza, Garden Salad,

Mini Berry Parfait(Yogurt)

ThursdayA-Hamburger or B-Cheese Burger,

Broccoli, Pears(Bagel w/CC or PB)

FridayBaked Breaded Chicken, Coleslaw,

Roll, Mixed Fruit(Frosted Mini Wheats)

Friendship Village School

Childrenʼs Stage Adventures will be back at Friendship Village School the week of April 4-8, 2011. This yearʼs production will be Shakespeareʼs Midsummer Dream.

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Friendship Village SchoolKindergarten Registration!!

Wednesday, April 27thIf you have a child that will be

5 years old on or before October 15, 2011, please call

the FVS office to make an appointment!!

Friendship Village School Talent ShowFriday, March 18th, 6:30pmFree Admission-Bake Sale

Please come and enjoy the talents of our students!!

Krispy  Kreme  Glazed  Donuts  for  sale  to  benefit  MVHS  Project  Gradua>on.    Dozen  Krispy  Kreme  Glazed  Donuts  for  $6.    Orders  due  no  later  than  Monday,  April  25th.    Order  from  a  MVHS  Senior  or  return  this  no>ce  to  this  school's  office  with  check  payable  to  MVHS  Proj.  Grad.  2011.    Orders  will  be  picked  up  fresh  and  delivered  for  pick-­‐up  at  MVHS  on  Friday,  4/29  between  2:15  p.m.  and  4  p.m.    Ques>ons  -­‐  contact  Joan  Vannah  832-­‐7675.

Medomak  Valley  High  School  Jazz  Band  Benefit  Concert  at  Owl’s  Head  Transporta>on  Museum

The  3rd  Annual  Jazz  for  Meals  benefit  concert  will  take  place  at  6:30  p.m.  Friday,  April  1st  at  Owls  Head  

Transporta>on  Museum,  Route  73.    A  great  evening  of  cabaret  style  entertainment,  featuring  tradi>onal  

and  modern  jazz,  will  again  be  served  up  with  plenty  of  room  for  dancing  in  the  hall.    Bands  from  Belfast  Area  High  School,  Medomak  Valley  High  School,  Camden  Regional  High  School  and  Wiscasset  High  School  

will  entertain  with  sounds  ranging  from  those  of  the  big  band  era,  individual  and  ensemble  vocals  of  standards  to  jazz  of  the  60’s  and  beyond.      All  proceeds  will  benefit  Midcoast  Meals  on  Wheels  programs.  

Admission  for  the  event  is  by  dona>on  with  suggested  amounts  of  $8  for  adults,  $5  for  students  and  $15  

for  families.    The  Transporta>on  Museum  may  also  be  viewed  with  the  admission  price  of  the  benefit  concert.  Please  join  us  for  a  deligh^ul  evening  while  lending  a  helping  hand  to  your  neighbors.        FMI      

Ann  Parent,    542-­‐7644

MV Heirloom Seed Catalogue now available

$2 eachCall Medomak Valley H.S.

832-5389or

Neil Lash—832-6321

Waldoboro Rec offering Swimming Lessons

The Waldoboro Recreation Department is offering Swimming Lessons on Tuesday's and Thursday's (March 15 to April 7th) at the Waldoboro Fitness Center.  Participants ages (4) and up (younger if accompanied in pool) can register for the following categories:  (Level 1 - Introduction to Water Skills, Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills, Level 3 - Stroke Development and Level 4 - Stroke Improvement - Time slots (beginning at 4:00pm) will be assigned once all registrations are received.  This is a 4-week program with (2) 30-minute lessons per week with a Red Cross certified instructor. Space is limited to 10 students per session.   Cost of the program is $35 for Waldoboro residents and $45 for non-residents. Registration forms are available at the Waldoboro Town Office or online at http://www.waldoboromaine,/www.waldoboromaine.org  Completed forms and payment may be dropped off at the Waldoboro Town Office or mailed to the Waldoboro Recreation Department, P. O. Box J, Waldoboro, ME 04572.  For more information call Kyle at 832-5369.

Summer ACE has a limited number of childcare openings…. ACE offers an on-site school based summer camp at Warren Community School for families with children ages 5-12 in MSAD #40. We will be open from 7:30-5:30 Monday through Friday. We will be taking age appropriate group trips three times a week during this summer. Some of our plans include swimming at area beaches, lakes and tidal pools, and swimming pools, hiking, FunTown, Aquaboggin, Sea Coast Fun Park, a museums, Fort Knox, movies and finding positive ways of interacting within our own communities. On site activities will be offered too, arts and crafts, games, opportunities for individual and group playtime, creating and using our very own “water slide,” gardening, nature trail exploration, work and habitat activities. Children are also encouraged to bring their bikes but they must also have and wear a helmet. We also accept childcare third party payment sources. For more information or an application please call 273-3890.

WALDOBORO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL/SOFTBALL/T-BALL REGISTRATION, TRYOUTS & CLINICS REGISTRATION for the 2011 Waldoboro Little League season will take place on Tues (3/15) & Thurs (3/17) from 5:30-7:30pm at the Medomak Middle School and on Tues (3/15) 5:30-7:00pm at Friendship Village School. Registrations will also be accepted Monday-Friday until April 1st at the Waldoboro Recreation Department from 8:30-5pm. REGISTRATION DEADLINE for all levels is April 1st. Little League Baseball/Softball requires at least one parent or legal guardian present a state certified copy of the child’s birth certificate three proofs of residence. Registration is required even if the child played previously. Registration fee is $25. Additional family members receive $5 discount. Scholarships are available. Players must live within the league boundaries of Waldoboro and Friendship (there are some exceptions) and fall between the designated eligibility birth dates in order to enroll: T-Ball(coed) and Baseball - between 5/1/98 & 4/30/06, Softball - between 1/1/98 & 12/31/04. Divisions of play include: T-Ball (5&6 coed), Minor League (Coach & Player Pitch) Softball & Baseball (7-8), Major League Softball (9-12), Major League Baseball (9-10) & (11-12)

TRYOUTS - To be selected to a Major League Team, all "new" players (ages 9-12) MUST attend at least one tryout/evaluation session. Players on the LIONS*, COUGARS*, WILDCATS, PANTHERS, BEARS, TIGERS, FILLIES, BOBTAILS or DIAMONDBACKS in 2010 need to register, but not tryout. (* Players league age 11 who played for LIONS & COUGARS must attend tryout). This year’s evaluations will be held in the Medomak Valley High School Gym as follows: Girls Softball - 4/2 (5-7pm) & 4/3 (3-5pm) @ MVHS. Boys Baseball - 4/2 (3-5pm) & 4/3 (5-7pm) @ MVHS.

CLINICS - Waldoboro Little League is hosting a series of Baseball and Softball clinics that will focus primarily on hitting and fielding skill development. The clinics will take place in the Miller School Gym on Sundays through March 27th as follows: Softball 2:30pm to 4pm, Baseball 4:00pm to 5:30pm. Clinics are free and are intended for those ages 9-12 years old. Coaches willing to assist and those needing additional information about the clinics should contact Bob Soper at 832-0602. For more information on Registration or Tryouts, call Kyle the Waldoboro Recreation Department at 832-5369 or League President Eric Hunt at 832-7826.

More March Classes with MSAD 40 Adult Education! Register online at msad40.maineadulted.org or call 832-5205.

Classes are held at Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro unless noted.

Badger Café – Indian Cuisine with Chef Michael GreerLearn to make beef koftas on homemade nan bread with raita sauce. Create and then enjoy this Indian style meatball sandwich with dressing and a side salad. A materials (food) fee of $15 is payable to the chef the night of class. One night only: Monday, 3/14 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Fee: $15. This class is held at the Badger Café on the Common in Union.

Smart Choices in Retirement with Jarod CronkiteLearn ten principles to help you work toward achieving a stable, steady income that will help make your money last throughout retirement. This seminar is suitable for retirees or working investors within one year of retirement. One night only: Tuesday, March 15 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Fee: $10.

Facebook for Your Business with Stacy LashA Facebook page stands a good chance of reaching more people than you could ever imagine, with over 500 million active users that spend over 700 billion minutes per month on this social networking platform! Best of all, it’s free! Students should be moderately experienced with an established Facebook account and have access to a web-based email program. Begins Monday, March 21 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. for 2 weeks. Fee: $20.

Label Reading 101 with Courtney LanphereThis class will help you to become a more educated shopper by understanding how to easily read food labels. Know what is really in the food that you are buying – find out what ingredients to avoid and what healthier options are available. One night only: Monday, March 21 from 6:30-7:45 p.m. Fee: $15. This class is held at the Warren Community School, Eastern Road, Warren.

Basic Computer Skills II with Bob KellyIf you have already mastered the basics of computer operation, this class with expand on that knowledge by covering topics such as files, directories, disc management, webmail, web browsers, downloading files, avoiding viruses and more! Bring your questions! Begins Wednesday, March 16 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for 2 weeks. Fee: $30.

Register online at msad40.maineadulted.org or call 832-5205.

March 2011 M.S.A.D. #40

Lunch Menu 1

Lasagna Bread / Butter

Cooked Veggies and Mixed Fruit Milk

2 Dr. Seuss Birthday!!

Green Eggs and Ham, Bagel w/CC or PB, Birthday Cake, Orange Slices

Milk

3 A-Cheese or B-Pepperoni

Pizza, Garden Salad Apple Sauce Milk Choice

4

Chicken Burger, Pasta Salad, Kiwi

Milk

7 Corn Dog

Potato Wedges Sweet Peas

Crisp Apple Milk

8 Tuna Sandwich, Chips

Whole Kernel Corn Juicy Peaches

Milk

9 Cheese Pizza Garden Salad

Fresh Fruit Milk

10 Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Carrots

Chilled Pears Milk

11 No School

Teacher Workshop

14 Mini Pancakes & Syrup

Sausage, Potato Puffs Applesauce

Milk

15 Chop Suey Breadstick

Green Beans Juicy Peaches

Milk

16 A-Cheese or B-Ham Pizza,

Garden Salad Mini Berry Parfait

Milk

17 A-Hamburger or B-Cheese Burger

Broccoli Chilled Pears

Milk Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

18 Baked Breaded Chicken

Coleslaw, Roll Mixed Fruit

Milk

21 Chicken Burger

Over Fries Green Beans Juicy Peaches

Milk

22 A-Meatball Sub or

B-Steakum, Cooked Carrots

Apple Sauce Milk

23 Cheese Pizza Garden Salad Assorted Fruit

Milk

24 Taco-Haystack With or Without Seasoned

Ground Beef Tomato/Lettuce

Cheese/Salsa Whole Kernel Corn

Fresh Fruit Milk Choice

25 Baked Beans

w/ Hot Dog Bites Wheat Roll Vegetable

Juice Milk

28 Roast Beef, Mashed Potato,

Roll, Peas, Apple Sauce Milk

29 Teriyaki Chicken Dippers

Rice Pilaf Sweet Peas

Pineapple Tidbits Milk

30 A-Cheese or B-Pepperoni

Pizza Crunchy Carrots

Crisp Apple Milk

31 Mac & Cheese

Wheat Roll Garden Salad

Grapes Milk

Menu is subject to change according to availability of foods. Please send in lunch and breakfast money on the first school day of each week

or by the month. Thanks.