Get the FACTS! Hearings about Vassalboro, Winslow, and Waterville school consolidation open to public

Anyone with questions about a plan that would allow Waterville, Winslow and Vassalboro schools to share resources is encouraged to attend a public hearing on any of the 3 dates listed below.  Get the facts and find out more about how consolidation will affect VCS.

Tuesday December 9th 7pm at Waterville Senior High School

Tuesday December 16th 7pm at Vassalboro Community School

Tuesday January 6th 7pm at Winslow High School

Read the Morning Sentinel article here: First hearing on school plan set for Tuesday

Halloween Dance 2008

Wow! What a great time! The kids got all dressed up and had a terrific time! Check out the pics!




In School...click here to see ALL the pics

CHAMPIONS AGAIN!

For the second year in a row the VCS Vikings Boys soccer team won the SVAC championship! The boys defeated Palermo 3-1 on Wednesday to bring home the title. The VCS boys have won 28 straight games over the past 2 seasons! Great job guys!

VCS Girls Soccer Champs!

The VCS Vikings Girls Soccer team won the SVAC championship on Monday afternoon in DRAMATIC fashion! The Vikings battled the China Clippers through a game, two overtime periods, and eventually winning on the very last penalty kick (in the dark). Way to go girls! Excellent season!

Today, Wednesday, November 5th, the boys will try to repeat as champions as they take on Palermo for the title. Come cheer them on at the Erskine Academy field at 3:00 pm!

GO VIKINGS

Championship Soccer Games

The VCS Vikings boys and girls soccer teams will BOTH play in the league championship next week! Both games will be played on the Erskine Academy soccer field. Hope you can come cheer them on! Winners of these games will be the 2008 Champs! GO VIKINGS!


Girls at 3:00 p.m. vs. China on Monday November 3rd

Boys at 3:00 p.m. vs Palermo on Wednesday November 5th

Games begin promptly at 3 pm at Erskine Academy

SVAC Soccer Playoff Brackets Posted

The SVAC Soccer Playoffs are upon us!  Both the VCS Boys and Girls finished the regular season in first place!  Now it's the drive to the championship.  Check the schedule and come cheer on the Vikings as they play for the ultimate prize in the Sheepscot Valley Athletic Conference!

Boys Brackets

Girls Brackets

Benefit Supper

SPAGHETTI SUPPER FUNDRAISER
For the Benefit of
Casey Grant's Family

SATURDAY, OCT. 18TH
4:30 – 7:30
AT
VASSALBORO COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Sponsored by the community
For more information call 314-8909

Staff Email Directory

We have updated our staff email directory to make it easier for you to contact your child's teacher or school administrators. Check the "Staff Email Directory" link on the right side of this page.

First Dance of the school year!

This Friday we had an AWESOME dance at VCS. We welcomed the new 6th graders with the traditional "Barney Song" (yeah...you know you all sang it!) The kids had a fantastic time as show in the photos!

If you are in school...Click here to see ALL the photos

VCS Farm to School Week 2008!

Second Annual VCS Farm 2 School Week

Sept. 15-19

VCS will be holding its second annual Farm 2 School Week Sept. 15-19, in accordance with the dates suggested by the state Dept. of Education. The highlight of our F2S week are the local, fresh foods that will be served in our cafeteria EVERY DAY of the week-long event, with Wednesday being our big Harvest Luncheon. Check the white board by the cafeteria each morning to see what is being served and the farms producing the foods. Hats off to our Food Service Staff for preparing locally grown foods for our school community.
In addition, we will be hearing Fun Farm Facts each morning during announcements, and a Farm exhibit will be displayed in our atrium again. We are very pleased to have VCS' own Emily Cates, who owns Harvest Moon Farm in China with her husband, Doug, coming to school for the day on September 18. Emily will be bringing all kinds of live poultry as well as an incredibly variety of vegetables grown on her farm to share with the students.
Celebrate local farms and food, and encourage your child to eat “hot lunch” each day next week; it's not only nutritious and delicious, but leaves a very small carbon footprint on our planet!