Athens Community School sixth-grade students eat pizza during the Math Madness Family Night event March 12. From left are Joey Dwyer, Natalie Anton and Bella Thomas. Submitted photo
ATHENS — Athens Community School hosted its first Math Madness Family Night event March 12, bringing students and families together for an evening of math games, problem-solving, and hands-on activities.
Gretchen Washburn, Brickyard Hollow of Skowhegan manager, left, and Aneta Lempicka, ACS Title I Teacher. Submitted photo
This event was backed by these community sponsors:
• Brickyard Hollow of Skowhegan, who provided 60 pizzas.
• Athens Corner Store, Pizza Hut and Madison House of Pizza, who also donated pizzas.
• Pine State Drilling, whose donation funded goodie bags for all students.
• Cipp’s Power Line Construction, who contributed to providing chips and drinks.
• Maine Woods Pellet Company, who donated a gift card that was raffled off to one family.
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