Join us for Saccarappa's Friends and Family Pancake Breakfast! The breakfast is on Saturday, February 7th, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. in the Saccarappa School cafeteria. Suggested donations are $5 for adults and $3 for children. All students must be accompanied by an adult.
4 days ago, Alexis Jones
The Saccarappa Masonic Lodge is sponsoring a Bikes for Books raffle throughout the elementary schools in Westbrook. Two bikes and helmets will be given away at each grade level and school. All your child has to do is read 5 short books or 100 pages to be entered into the raffle. The more books that your child reads, the more chances they have to win! We will be collecting entries until May 7th, and winners will be announced on May 11th. Entry slips were sent home in folders and emailed out to families as well. Happy Reading!
8 days ago, Alexis Jones
Students have been working on their book-finding skills in the library. They had to find examples of picture books, graphic novels, nonfiction, holiday books, and more! The scavenger hunt got their bodies moving and their brains focused on our goal!
9 days ago, Alexis Jones
All Westbrook families are invited to a Game Night at Canal School on February 12th. See the attached flyer for more information.
12 days ago, Alexis Jones
A giant thank you to the Cumberland County Federal Credit Union for the very generous donation. The Saccarappa School students are already putting the waterproof gloves to good use. Your partnership is appreciated!
14 days ago, Alexis Jones
Saccarappa School is at the Mariners game! Come support the PTO and Cheer Club at the Section V concession stand.
15 days ago, Alexis Jones
Ms. Petry's first-grade watercolor club is underway! Check out these artists in action.
16 days ago, Alexis Jones
Thank you to Dr. Kelly and Mr. Brunner for reading to our kindergarten classrooms before the break. Also, thank you to the Kiwanis Club for donating books so that all kindergarten students could take one home to enjoy!
26 days ago, Alexis Jones
Enjoy dine-in or take-out at Rio Bravo on Wednesday, January 7th, and the Saccarappa PTO will receive 10% of the sales!
about 1 month ago, Alexis Jones
Thank you to the Westbrook High School Jazz Band and Chamber Singers for performing some of their holiday hits at Saccarappa this morning. The students and staff loved it!
about 1 month ago, Alexis Jones
Thank you to everyone who came out for the Light Tour event on Friday. Also, thank you to the PTO and parent volunteers who made this event possible.
about 2 months ago, Alexis Jones
Free Food Events! Thursday, December 18th, at Westbrook Pointe and Walker Street Fields.
about 2 months ago, Alexis Jones
Happy 67th day of school!
about 2 months ago, Alexis Jones
Kameron Warrens from the Maine Celtics visited with Saccarappa's 4th graders today to discuss how to live a healthy lifestyle. We even played a few games of Crusher Says! Thank you to the Maine Celtics and Martin's Point Health Care for providing this opportunity for our students.
about 2 months ago, Alexis Jones
It's almost time for the Saccarappa School Light Tour! On Friday, December 12th, Saccarappa School families are invited to tour the lights in downtown Westbrook while enjoying hot chocolate and mingling with friends. Buses will go between Saccarappa School and Riverbank Park from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. All children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the event.
2 months ago, Alexis Jones
In October, Ms. Grosso's class partnered with the Maine Department of Education and Count ME In for an attendance competition. The class was chosen and received a box of goodies from "Box of Maine." Well done, Ms. Grosso's class!
2 months ago, Alexis Jones
2 months ago, Alexis Jones
Westbrook's Nutrition Department will be serving lunch at the High School on Wednesday, November 26th, from 11:00 to 1:00. All Westbrook families are invited. They will also be providing fresh produce and food boxes to go.
2 months ago, Alexis Jones
Lots of fun was had at the Pie the Principals Pep Rally. We celebrated being Safe, Ready, and Respectful with blindfolded teacher drawings, Musical Hula Hoops, and, of course, whipped cream. Way to go, Shining Stars!
2 months ago, Alexis Jones
Every week, classes participate in U-Time lessons to foster a sense of community and build relationships among students and teachers. Ms. Colgan's class read the book 'Spoon,' by Amy Rosenthal, and learned about the unique talents of everyday cutlery. The students then identified their own talents and skills and drew them on large cutouts of a fork, spoon, and knife.
3 months ago, Alexis Jones
