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Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School CREATING, IMAGINING AND INNOVATING -- Eleven pupils at the SeDoMoCha School in Dover-Foxcroft were recognized as February Students in the Spotlight for creating, imagining and innovating, the positive attribute or characteristic chosen for this month from the Habits of Mind. The honorees are front, from left, Kyle Killam, kindergarten; Liam Gauthier, grade 1; Alexander Jay, grade 3; Charissa Ahlquist, grade 4; and Lelah Huntley, elementary unified arts. Back, Corey Goodwin, grade 5; Liam Reardon, grade 6; Alexia Poire, grade 8; and Ellie Laurent, middle school unified arts. Not pictured, Cooper Jay, grade 2, and Serenity McCabe, grade 7.
Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School CREATING, IMAGINING AND INNOVATING -- Eleven pupils at the SeDoMoCha School in Dover-Foxcroft were recognized as February Students in the Spotlight for creating, imagining and innovating, the positive attribute or characteristic chosen for this month from the Habits of Mind. The honorees are front, from left, Kyle Killam, kindergarten; Liam Gauthier, grade 1; Alexander Jay, grade 3; Charissa Ahlquist, grade 4; and Lelah Huntley, elementary unified arts. Back, Corey Goodwin, grade 5; Liam Reardon, grade 6; Alexia Poire, grade 8; and Ellie Laurent, middle school unified arts. Not pictured, Cooper Jay, grade 2, and Serenity McCabe, grade 7.

SeDoMoCha shines the spotlight on outstanding students and staff

Contributed, Special to the Piscataquis Observer •March 3, 2020

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Each month the SeDoMoCha School recognizes “Students in the Spotlight” celebrating pupils from kindergarten to grade 8 who teachers and staff have determined best demonstrate a specific positive attribute or characteristic chosen for the timeframe from the Habits of Mind (a set of life skills for educators and parents). The February students were honored for “Creating, Imagining and Innovating” on the morning of Monday, March 1.

 

The honorees are kindergarten: Kyle Killam; grade 1: Liam Gauthier; grade 2: Cooper Jay; grade 3: Alexander Jay; grade 4: Charissa Ahlquist; elementary unified arts: Lelah Huntley; grade 5: Corey Goodwin; grade 6: Liam Reardon; grade 7: Serenity McCabe; grade 8: Alexia Poire; and middle school unified arts: Ellie Laurent.

 

New for this academic year is a staff piece for the Spotlight program. Four staff members were nominated by their peers and an Employee in the Spotlight winner was chosen by administrators. The honoree is kindergarten teacher Ashley Goodine.

 

SeDoMoCha School Dover-Foxcroft

Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School
CREATING, IMAGINING AND INNOVATING — Eleven pupils at the SeDoMoCha School in Dover-Foxcroft were recognized as February Students in the Spotlight for creating, imagining and innovating, the positive attribute or characteristic chosen for this month from the Habits of Mind. The honorees are front, from left, Kyle Killam, kindergarten; Liam Gauthier, grade 1; Alexander Jay, grade 3; Charissa Ahlquist, grade 4; and Lelah Huntley, elementary unified arts. Back, Corey Goodwin, grade 5; Liam Reardon, grade 6; Alexia Poire, grade 8; and Ellie Laurent, middle school unified arts. Not pictured, Cooper Jay, grade 2, and Serenity McCabe, grade 7.

 

Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School
EMPLOYEE IN THE SPOTLIGHT — SeDoMoCha Elementary School kindergarten teacher was chosen for the February Employee in the Spotlight honor. She is pictured with kindergarten winner Kyle Killam.

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