http://www.halldale.org/ en scorbett@halldale.org Copyright 2010 2010-03-10T19:28:32+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/welcome/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/welcome/#When:17:21:01Z Welcome to the new Hall-Dale webpage.  Please visit our website regularly for information about our school which serves students in Hallowell, Farmingdale and tuition students from Dresden and other surrounding communities. Please visit our school links to learn more about our schools and activities. Hall-Dale Schools is a community of learners enriching lives through teaching and learning. We work together and strive to prepare our youth to be responsible, motivated, and productive citizens who aspire to reach their individual potential. Our schools are active and supportive centers of learning that encourage personal challenge and growth for individuals at every age. We value learning and take pride in our efforts and achievements. Don Siviski - Superintendent of Schools, RSU2 News 2008-01-29T17:21:01+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/distinctions_between_standards-based_and_standards-referenced_education_sys/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/distinctions_between_standards-based_and_standards-referenced_education_sys/#When:19:28:32Z Distinctions Between Standards-Based and Standards-Referenced Educational Systems Developed by Dr. Robert J. Marzano Standards Based -  System based on defined number of learning levels -  Students advance through the system based on achievement of each level -  Standards are used to guide curriculum and student progress is measured and used to determine advancement -  Students advance through system at their own pace -  Learning is the constant; time is the variable Standards Referenced -  System based on traditional grade levels -  Students advance through the system at the same pace as other students of the same age -  Students will advance with varying levels of knowledge and skills -  Standards are used to guide curriculum and measure student progress -  Some promotion decisions may be made based on standards -  Time is the constant; learning is the variable 2010-03-10T19:28:32+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/shared_vision/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/shared_vision/#When:18:36:04Z Shared Vision As our graduates enter the 21st century of work and world issues, it is important that we prepare them well for whatever they choose to do. What do we want our schools to do to prepare our students?  What do we already do well?  What must we improve upon?  What skills are necessary today for our students to succeed?  The process of developing a shared vision with input from the entire community of stakeholders is a vital step to ensure our schools are adjusting to the demands of the 21st Century. Creating a shared vision also ensures our schools have identified learning targets based not only on the required state learning standards, but including prioritization from the community. We hope you will join us in the process of shared visioning. Detailed information and dates will be posted soon. For more information, please call Christine Chamberlain, Director of Curriculum at 622-6351 x 424. 2010-03-10T18:36:04+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/broadway_disney_2010_retrospective/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/broadway_disney_2010_retrospective/#When:15:40:43Z 2010-03-10T15:40:43+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/alliance_for_a_healthier_generation/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/alliance_for_a_healthier_generation/#When:17:50:33Z FREE BOOK! Be Well: Messages from Moms on Living Healthier Lives is a collection of stories compiled by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation. The book showcases moms who are working to establish life-long, healthy habits in their kids with the hope that their stories will inspire other parents to help their children establish healthy eating and exercising habits. Intended to be a resource for parents everywhere, Be Well is available at no or low cost in physical and digital form as well as in English and Spanish. 2010-02-26T17:50:33+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/jmg_january_2010_newsletter/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/jmg_january_2010_newsletter/#When:18:01:54Z JMG January 2010 Newsletter 2010-01-28T18:01:54+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/reinventing_our_schools_bringing_hope_to_all_of_our_children/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/reinventing_our_schools_bringing_hope_to_all_of_our_children/#When:17:26:20Z An opportunity to attend a two-hour condensed informational overview session of the Re-Inventing Schools Coalition (RISC) philosophy with Rich DeLorenzo, Co-founder of the non-profit RISC Foundation. Maine Department of Education Commissioner, Susan Gendron, will provide information regarding the work RISC is doing in Maine. To learn more about RISC: http://www.reinventingschools.org/learning/ When: January 25, 2010; 6-8 pm Who should attend: All stakeholder members from across Maine’s Educational System- Legislators, community members, school board members, superintendents, principals, teachers, paraprofessionals and other school staff, CTE Directors and staff, curriculum leaders, students, parents, post-secondary faculty, staff, and students Fee: No cost Where: J. Duke Albanese Performing Arts Center     Messalonskee High School     131 Messalonskee High Drive     Oakland, ME 04963 Driving Directions: http://www.rsu18.org/mshs/administration/driving_directions.html View Larger Map 2010-01-13T17:26:20+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/2009_-_2010_nclb_reports_now_available/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/2009_-_2010_nclb_reports_now_available/#When:19:59:34Z The 2009-2010 NCLB Report Cards are now posted and available for the public to review.  The reports contain information on two years worth of student achievement data from the Maine Educational Assessment, the NAEP (National Assessment of Educational Progress), as well as information on Highly Qualified Teacher status.  The following summary highlights some interesting information.  If you would like to see a copy of the actual NCLB Report Card, please click on this link. http://www.maine.gov/education/nclb/reportcard/reportcard09.html Click this link for an Adobe PDF file of the report for our schools: 2009-2010 NCLB Report Card for Hall-Dale News 2009-12-21T19:59:34+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/fine_arts_craft_fair/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/fine_arts_craft_fair/#When:14:31:16Z HDHS Music Presents FINE ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR October 31, 2009 9 to 3 HDHS GYM Admission $2 JURIED SHOW WITH 40+ Vendors Jewelry, Pottery, Fabric Crafts, Candles, Wood Crafts, Coffees and more In addition Concessions throughout the day, Taiko Drumming and Student Jazz Please join us!!! Get a head start onholiday shopping as you support the HDHS Music Students! FMI: Contact Deb Large 622-6211 ext 303 or dlarge@halldale.org   2009-10-15T14:31:16+00:00 http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/school_of_rock_concert/ http://www.halldale.org/index.php/halldale/school_of_rock_concert/#When:16:09:58Z “The Mountain” 105 WTOS Presents School of Rock: the HALL-DALE RETURN of: SOUNDBENDER WITH SPECIAL GUESTS: -KEEP ME CONSCIOUS -TOO LATE THE HERO -AUSTIN LANGSDORF -FYVE email: kennedy@blueberrybroadcasting.com 6:30 PM: Saturday, September 19, 2009 @ Hall-Dale Theater Tickets $7 in advance, $10 at the door—On sale 9/8 ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT HDHS MUSIC PROGRAM & OTHER SCHOOL TRIPS WTOS SCHOOL OF ROCK—GREAT BANDS, YOUR SCHOOL. 2009-09-16T16:09:58+00:00