During the past week, we reached out to many members of the Gorham School community and asked them the question: What are you thankful for? These are some of the responses that we received.

Heather Perry, Superintendent of Schools, is thankful for our incredible, strong, vibrant and supportive community.

Kindergartener Rhys is thankful his teacher is kind and teaches him about fun things.

Second-grader Cade is thankful for his teacher because she just makes him smarter. And that is all he has to say.

Becky Fortier, Principal, Great Falls School: is grateful for the staff and students at Great Falls Elementary School. The staff are incredibly kind, go above and beyond, and keep their focus on our students at all times. Our students are joyful and courageous and bring happiness to so many. Much to be thankful for.

Kindergartener Thomas is thankful his teacher teaches him math and now he loves math.

First-grader Kellen is thankful his teacher helps him when the work gets hard.

Rhonda Perkins, Secretary Great Falls School, is thankful for her family, her friends, and her faith.

Sue Smith, Alternative Education, Great Falls School is thankful for her family and friends.

Second-grader Madelyn is thankful her teachers can help when she’s struggling.

Erin Eppler, Narragansett principal, is thankful for all the students, staff, and families that work together to make Narragansett a safe and happy place where learning and connections are made every day.

Third-grader Emily is thankful because her teacher just knows when she’s having a hard time in math and comes over right away to help.

Fran Alves, first-grade Teacher at Great Falls, is thankful for her family, friends, class of first-graders, and her community.

Julie Murray, Great Falls Secretary, is thankful to be surrounded by family and friends each day.

Fourth grader Kiptyn is thankful his teacher knows when he needs a break before he does and always comes over and asks if he needs one.