Hope Elementary School

Located in Hope, Maine, Hope Elementary School is a part of School Union 69. The school serves students in kindergarten through grade eight. Its academic curriculum includes English, math, language arts, science, social studies, music, physical education, French and art. It conducts a variety of cocurricular activities, such as open houses, conservation fairs and craft shows. Hope Elementary School also participates in various sports programs that include basketball, baseball, soccer, wrestling and softball. In addition, it provides special education programs for students with special needs. The school has a student council that promotes participation in several fundraising activities and events. Hope Elementary School publishes a weekly newsletter, The Greensheet, which offers the latest information on school events.

Union Elementary School is an educational institution that provides learning opportunities to students in kindergarten through grade six. It offers classes in art, health and technology. The school has an enrollment of more than 2,200 students. Union Elementary School also provides a variety of athletic activities, including football and basketball. It organizes a range of extracurricular activities, events and programs. The school also conducts after-school art classes and offers transportation services. Additionally, Union Elementary School operates a food services program that includes a variety of meal services. It maintains a media center that has a collection of books and reference materials. Located in Union, Maine, it is a part of Maine School Administrative District 40.

Appleton Village School is an educational institution that offers a variety of learning opportunities to students in kindergarten through grade eight. It provides classes in math, reading, science, writing, French, art, music, and health and physical education. The school offers food and guidance counseling services. Appleton Village School maintains a library that has a selection of books and reference materials. It operates a parent-teacher organization that serves as a resource for students, parents and staff members. The school administers the English as a Second Language program. Appleton Village School also provides special education programs for students with learning disabilities. It offers various athletic activities, such as soccer and cross-country. The school is a part of School Union 69.