Yesterday, several MHS Seniors currently attending Sanford Regional Technical Center participated in a round-table discussion to reflect on their learning and experiences in various vocational programs. Student and administrative representatives were present from other York County schools including Traip, York, Wells, Thornton, Kennebunk, Sanford, Noble, and Marshwood.
Students eagerly shared feedback about their experiences at SRTC; leading conversations about the application process, the overall quality of their learning, and their level of preparedness for entering post-secondary education programs.
Pictured below is a photo of some MHS Senior representatives with Superintendent Stephen Marquis, RSU 57 School Board Chair Jodi Laine and MHS Principal Ty Thurlow.
Good evening RSU 57 Families. You can find the latest edition of the RSU 57 Community Newsletter by following the link below. As a reminder, the Strategic Planning Committee is hosting a Community Forum at 7pm in the MHS Auditorium. We hope to see you there. https://www.smore.com/cw7ph8
Massabesic High School is pleased to announce the 1st Semester Honor Roll for school year 2022-2023
Congratulations to the following Lyman Elementary Model Mustangs of the Month: Bayley Murray, Easton Kinney, Chase Lutz, CLamb, Jack Dobson, Elisia Bodwell, Eleanor Johnson, Waylen Kinney, Griffin King , Bayleigh fox, Abigail Rinaldi, Sloane Sanborn, Aubree Thayer, Giuliana Miller, Natalie Sweeney, Mya-lynn Levesque, Ben Parker, Emmalyn Picard, Jonas Campos, Dominic Thyng, Carter Ramirez, Parker Eaton, Noelle Roux, Hailey Mangini, Bianca Campos, Ruby Tibbetts and I Peare. We are so proud of you all.
The RSU 57 Strategic Planning Committee is seeking community feedback. The Committee is charged by the School Board to create a plan that will chart the course for RSU 57 educational programming for the next 3 to 5 years. The Committee invites students, parents, community members and staff members to take part in this event to be held on Monday May 1 at 7pm in the Massabesic High School Auditorium.
Please review the letter from Principal Thurlow regarding the end of the school year.
RSU 57 Families! On behalf of the Alfred PTSA, please join us on our 1st annual Color Stroll! This will take place in Alfred village on Sat, May 13th. Please see our flyer for more details. We hope to see you for a family day of music & color fun, & visit with our local vendors!
Good Morning. Due to staff shortages Bus 2282 servicing MHS, MMS and AES will be out of service today April 25. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Click on the link for the latest edition of the MMS Family Newsletter!
https://www.smore.com/fthug1
Embedded in this month's newsletter, you will find a link to support our 8th grade KidWind team that is headed to the Nationals in Colorado next month! Consider a donation to help support this hardworking team of 8th graders in representing RSU57 at a National competition!
Massabesic High School May Menus!
Massabesic Middle School May Menus!
May Menus for RSU 57 Elementary Schools!
Let's congratulate Massabesic Center for Adult Learning's newest graduate, Sarah! Sarah has worked hard and scored 'College Ready' in three subjects. We can't wait to celebrate her achievements at MCAL's Graduation ceremony in June. Well done, Sarah!
If you or someone you know needs their high school credential, give MCAL a call at 207-247-2022 to set up an appointment with a Student Advisor.
Ms. Grahams' 3rd grade class at Alfred Elementary has been learning about medieval life and fairy tales. They created and practiced a puppet show based on a retelling of Sleeping Beauty. Students created their puppets in art class, helped to prepare their set, and practiced for their performance. Many grade levels were able to attend!
Good Morning. Due to staff shortages, Bus 1671 will be out of service today April 13. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Today at lunch MMS students were offered poutine featuring cheddar cheese curds from Maine's own Pineland Farm!
4/10/23
Dear RSU 57 Community,
This afternoon at approximately 3:15, school staff were notified of a domestic violence situation in the town of Alfred. Out of an abundance of caution, York County Sheriff’s advised all surrounding schools and public offices to activate a hold in place. As such, we responded by canceling all after-school activities and sporting events at MHS and brought students into the building to await pickup. At this time, we are asking all caregivers to come to the MHS main entrance to pick up their children if they were attending after-school activities on campus. Students who have their own cars will be dismissed shortly for their return home following the dismissal of all pickups. Visiting teams have returned or are en route to their sending districts.
As always, student and staff safety is our first priority, and something we take very seriously. We appreciate the prompt communication to RSU57 by the Sheriff’s Office in responding to this domestic matter in Alfred.
We will continue to be forthcoming with our community about the details of this situation should anything change and we appreciate your support.
Best,
Stephen D. Marquis
Superintendent of School
Today, Massabesic High School held a Career Fair to encourage students to think about their plans after high school and the steps they need to take in order to reach their goals. Students had the opportunity to engage with thirty-eight businesses which represented careers in engineering, manufacturing, education, government, the military, and more. Students represented MHS well as they asked inquisitive questions and had meaningful conversations about future career opportunities. Thank you to all of the vendors and their representatives who attended today’s event, as well as the Career & College Readiness PLC and our students for making the event a success! You can view more images of today’s Career Fair by following the link below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE6_WITPTJo
Lyman Elementary Kindergarten students in Miss Sundik's class have been learning about building and construction around the world as a part our K for ME program.
Please see the School Assembly Letter from Principal Thurlow.
