Cape Elizabeth Middle School

CEMS Student Council Members have been raising money to support Make A Wish foundation, donating to the local organization in Scarborough that helps Maine children. Every month,...

Mrs. Caruso, Mr. Doane, and Mr. Chase's 6th-grade science classes have begun a six-session unit via Zoom with the Portland Water District to learn about clean waterways and how hu...

Today, Cape Elizabeth Middle School is joining civil rights teams from across Maine that are participating in a Day of Welcome to celebrate and promote the idea that our school co...

This year marks the 10th anniversary of The Great Kindness Challenge. CEMS is joining the High School and Pond Cove in participating in The Great Kindness Challenge. What start...

As part of their most recent unit on Environmental Science, students in Mrs. Geikie's 5th grade full remote classes were each asked to choose an ecosystem to research. They deter...

Next week, January 25th-29th, the student council members will be hosting the Great Kindness Challenge. All three schools in the district will be participating in this national ev...

MINDFULLY CONNECTED Developing a mindful approach to family technology use CEMS will be hosting three conversations about Mindful Use of Technology led by Mindfulnes...

As a part of our exploration of Civil Rights, the CEMS Civil Rights Team created the attached video . It celebrates Dr. King's life and we hope it helps our community better un...

Coordinated by the Maine DOE, our awesome school nurses were all vaccinated yesterday at local health care practices. Take THAT COVID! We look forward to all taking this important...

On Wednesdays, the remote 7 and 8-grade team meets at Fort Williams. Led by teachers, Kris Moniz and Joanna Payne, they play games, write in our journals, and laugh at Mrs. Moniz...

The CEMS Grade 7/8 full remote team, also known as Team MOJO (so named by its fearless leaders, Ms. Kris MO niz and Ms. JO anna Payne), spent part of last Wednesday morning walk...

To Cape Elizabeth parents and guardians, As our first semester winds down, the Mindfulness Director Initiative is interested in collecting data through the following survey on...

As a faculty and staff, we are all so grateful for the generous support you have provided throughout this difficult year. We wanted to thank you by sharing a short Video Greeti...

Hi everyone! We are offering our second round of our 4-week Mindfulness for Parents series, this time on Monday evenings and Thursdays midday. REGISTER FOR THE JANUARY MI...

This month, 7th- and 8th-grade band members began work on a long term chamber music project. Students are currently in their second phase of the project, which involves accuratel...

We've all experienced the excitement of discovering a treasure at the Swap Shop. But there probably aren't very many that have gone on to tour the world! And even fewer who have ...

CEMS recent celebrated our second Yellow Tulip Project bulb planting day as a reminder of the importance of including mental health in education and of recognizing the importance ...

https://www.capeelizabeth.com/news/post/1745/ Published on Nov 06, 2020 at 02:52p.m. Neighboring town, Scarborough, has invited Cape Elizabeth residents to the fifth annual Com...

While schools were closed for Election Day on Tuesday, Cape Elizabeth’s administrators, teachers, and specialists had the opportunity to participate in some important and timely p...

In 7th grade French, students recently enjoyed a virtual visit from a native French speaker. Madame Latré Sibi Lawson Owanda, who is from Gabon and now lives in Maine, joined Mada...