Owl Talks

On today's episode, GT students share their own unique voices showcasing the great minds of our MES students.  Enjoy this creative episode the GT students helped to create- a kickoff to the 2024-2025 school year.

In this episode, MES students share their own unique perspective of the beginning days of the 2023-2024 school year.   There have been so many changes, we don't know where to begin.  Overall, we are hopeful of great days ahead!

In this Special Edition podcast, MES student share their story of the 2023 Summer School program.  You'll hear about their unique experiences from visiting the Acadian Village, learning about the mail process, and creating a community kindness project.  Enjoy!  

On the 12th episode of Owl talks, 6th grade RISE students in Mrs. Jenn Sirois, Mrs. Missy Morneault, and Miss Deirdre Dubois share their unique stories of the 2022-2023 school year.

In today's episode, students from Mrs. Missy Morneault, Mrs. Jenn Sirois, and Ms. Deirdre Dubois' fifth grade RISE class share their unique stories of MES, archiving their voices for years to come. 

During this 10th episode of Owl Talks, 5th grade students from Mrs. Gina Jandreau shares their own unique stories of their MES school years.  As these students transition to the middle/high school in the fall, they leave behind memories as well as legacies. 

In this episode, 6th grade students from Mrs. Kassie Morneault's class share their unique experiences during their time at Madawaska Elementary School.  Some stories will make you want to laugh, and others make you want to cry.  Enjoy!

In the eighth episode of Owl talks, we explore Madawaska Elementary School's middle years, grades 3 and 4.  Join the journey as it is explained from the perspective of our very own MES students.  

In this episode, MES students share their own unique perspective of the Upper Elementary years, grades 5 and 6. 

In this episode, Madawaska Elementary School students explore winter activities in Northern Maine.  They also share their unique perspective of winter school experiences.