Attached is a presentation that was shared with the RSU #38 Board at a special meeting last night, July 22, 2020. I want to acknowledge that there is A LOT of anxiety about returning to school! Please know that our focus is to do this with a lens focused on safety for our students AND staff. Jay Charette, Superintendenthttps://5il.co/ikoi READ MORE >

Free Summer Coding Camp! An hour a day, for two weeks. July 27 to Aug 7, Monday through Friday. For grades 3 and up. Parents and educators are also welcome! No coding experience required. For more info/registration: http://www.familycodenight.org/ READ MORE >

The Awesome Bear Society is making excellent progress in the MARANACOOK ATHLETIC & RECREATION EXPANSION PROJECT! The week of June 15th saw the completion of major steps towards construction of restrooms in the concession courtyard. With assistance from Maine Equipment Rental, Shaun Drinkwater and Cushing Construction, the site around the concession stand has had... READ MORE >

The Civil Rights Teams at Maranacook Community Middle and High Schools stand together with our staff, students, families, and nation, against racism, inequality, and injustice against our black and brown community members. During these difficult times, we recognize the feelings of sadness and anger that people have as a result of George Floyd’s death and the many... READ MORE >

Any laptops, iPads, or Kajeets (or missing chargers, bags, or cases) from any of the district schools that still need to be turned in can be dropped off at Maranacook Community High School Tuesday morning from 6 am to 9 am or Thursday afternoon from 3-5:30 pm. Bills for missing items will be sent out after this collection. Thank you for your help in turning in... READ MORE >

8th grade Pick Up and Drop Off Day! Congratulations 8th grade! Have a great summer- we will miss you! READ MORE >

Dear MCMS Community We wanted to take a minute to recognize our wonderful 8th graders who will be going on to high school next year, so the 8th grade advisors made something special for the eighth graders - here is the link to see the 8th Grade Celebration Video To the 8th grade students: Congratulations! You’ve made it to the final stretch, rounded the... READ MORE >

To mark the end of this school year, we hosted a series of “Google Meets Celebrations” that all MCMS students could participate in! Activities included “talk and walks,” pet show and tell, trivia, Kahoots, chat time, art projects, online games, etc. We have closed out the school year with a virtual assembly and publication of the 8th grade celebration. While this... READ MORE >

Student Belongings Pick Up & Laptop/ School Materials Drop Off Students will need to return any school books and their school-issued laptops and devices on this day. Students will also have one more opportunity to be given any belongings that were left in school. A lost and found will also be set up on this day,and photos of the items will be sent out in upcoming... READ MORE >

Thomas Smith: Thomas (Tom) is a member of the Katahdin Team. Mrs. Mohlar says, ‘“Tom is one of the nicest kids you could ever meet. He is an old soul with an honest mindset. He wears a smile with him wherever he goes. Whether it's talking about cars, or life in general, I will miss my conversations with Tom! Sirois Tom has the best riding lawn mower stories! I... READ MORE >

Frank (Sylus) Meranda: Sylus is a member of the Sebago Team. Mrs. Bonnevie says, “Sylus is a wonderful human being who brightens my day with his conversation and humor. Sylus likes to debate, but is always willing to listen to both sides and makes class interesting and fun. “ Mrs. Mohlar says, “ Sylus has grown so much in middle school! He has become a much... READ MORE >

Mya Gastin: Mya is on the Acadia Team. Mrs. Roesner says, “Wow, Mya, what a ride it's been! You've been a steady presence on the Acadia team. Despite facing challenges that others might not be able to understand, you have been a shining light on our team. You are respectful and kind and contribute to the greater community. I have no doubt that you'll go far.”... READ MORE >

Joshua Kingston: Joshua (Josh) is on the Katahdin Team. His advisor, Mrs. Bonnevie says, “Josh is a brilliant mind with a caring soul. His laugh is infectious and makes others smile. He is fun to be around, but don't mess with his Skittles!” Mrs. Mohlar says, “Josh has a thirst for knowledge and is a voracious reader. He loves an argument and has fun debating... READ MORE >

McKenzie Wormell: McKenzie is a member of the Royal Team. McKenzie is a lovely young woman who works hard. She is quiet and reserved in class. She is a loyal trusted friend.Mrs. Bertrand says, “McKenzie is my silent but consistent worker! Hesitant to ask questions in a group, but lots to say when we are alone! You are capable of achieving anything you set your... READ MORE >

Sierra Tondreau: Sierra is a member of the Katahdin Team. Mrs. Satterfield writes, “Sierra is always quick with a smile and a greeting in the morning. She would often arrive at school at about the time I did and walk into the building with her sets anyone's day up for success! Stay your sunny self, Sierra!” Mrs. Magnusson writes, “I always enjoyed seeing Sierra's... READ MORE >

Jenna Magee: Jenna is a member of the Acadia Team. Jenna is a kind person and good student. Mrs. Mohlar says, “Jenna has a great smile! She is a very supportive friend!” Mrs. Roesner says, “Jenna's gentle sweetness sets everyone at ease. She's often found smiling and supporting others. She is a loyal friend, and exudes kindness.” Have a great time in high school... READ MORE >

Charles Feagin: Charles is a member of the Katahdin Team. Mrs. Barley, his advisor, states, “Charles is an excellent language learner and a hardworking student. He has a strong knowledge of geography and history around the world. He is our current GeoBee champion at MCMS and he enriched the learning environment by adding important facts related to a country or... READ MORE >

Rory Delano: Rory is on the Acadia Team.Mrs. Corrigan says, “Rory is a quiet student who is not shy to ask questions. She is a caring, compassionate friend and is always willing to go the extra mile for her friends.” Mrs. Gyorgy says, “Rory is creative. She uses her gift as an artist to put a unique spin on class assignments. It is always fun to see what Rory... READ MORE >

Jacqueline DelaCruz: Jacqueline (Jackie) is on the Royal Team. Mrs. Holland says, “Jackie is an enthusiastic and energetic young woman.” Mrs. Davis says, “ Jackie's energy is contagious. When put in a leadership Jackie always steps up and does a wonderful job! She is quite the athlete as well!” Jackie, we wish you the best of luck in high school, and beyond! Eli... READ MORE >

Katherine Nolette: Katherine is a member of the Katahdin Team. Mrs. Bonnevie writes, “I have gotten to know Katherine through Outdoor Active. She is polite and caring and always takes care of her stuff.” Mrs. Magnusson says, “I loved seeing Katherine in the hallways because she would always say hello. I also enjoyed watching Katherine play on the basketball team... READ MORE >

Ethan Clark: Ethan is on the Royal Team. Mrs. Tracy says, “he is a well liked young man with a big personality and a big smile. He loves to be outside doing sports and other activities.” Mrs. Bonnevie says, “I have gotten to know Ethan from Outdoor Active and he is a competitor! He is always positive and cheering his teammates on. He is the first to offer a hand to... READ MORE >

Riley Bowler: Riley is a member of the Acadia Team. Senora Barley and Mr. Holman say, “Riley is a very kind and respectful young man. His calm demeanor brings peace to any good discussion. Riley can talk to anyone. He has an unusual and active mind. He often surprises others with the depth of knowledge. Mrs. Magnusson says, Riley has a great personality and he... READ MORE >

Mila Barnes- Buhker: Mila is a member of the Acadia Team. Senora Barley says, "Extremely kind and respectful with an admirable creativity.” Mrs. Tucker says, “Mila participated in the Schoodic STEM Grant with the Maine Math and Science Alliance and a team from MCMS. She was a strong voice with a lot of thoughtful ideas. She has also participated in school and... READ MORE >

Abigail Allen: Abigail is a member of the Moose Team. Mrs. Satterfield says, “Abby is really a go-getter and has an independent mind. She's not been one to go along with her peers if she's not feeling it. I think this quality in someone her age is impressive. I will absolutely miss her conversations with a peer by my desk in the back of the room. She knew I... READ MORE >

Lydia Brown: Lydia is a member of the Acadia Team. Mrs. Bonnevie says, “Lydia is a wonderful person who has grown so much in the last couple of years. She gets fired up and there is no stopping her! I can always tell what kind of day it has been by the look on her face at the end of the day. She feels deeply, is strong willed and is a kind person.” Me. Holman... READ MORE >

Casidy Tims: Casidy is on the Katahdin Team. Mrs. Pelletier says, “ Casidy is a phenomenal person, she is kind, considerate and a model for her peers in the classroom. She cares about others and is always looking for ways to help out, and make things easier on those around her. She is such a conscientious student! She gives her very best in everything she does... READ MORE >

Dear MCMS staff, It is Teacher Appreciation Week! This means it is time to thank you for all that you do. MCMS teachers help us with many things and provide so many different outlets for us to express ourselves. Whether it be through music, art, math, or writing, our teachers are always coming up with new ideas on how to help us learn new things. Going into... READ MORE >

Keagan McClure: Keagan is a member of the Moose Team. Mrs. Satt says, “Keagan, hands down, graced the hallways of MCMS with the greatest sweatshirts of all time and wearing slippers to school allowed him to achieve the look of naptime every time! Keagan is a hard worker who asks awesome questions and isn't afraid to advocate for himself when needed. We can't wait... READ MORE >

Gabe Jacobs: Gabe is a member of the Moose Team. Mr. Sirois says, “Gabe is a free-spirited and kind-hearted young man. He loves the outdoors and everything that goes with it. He is smart and funny and is a loyal friend. I will miss sharing stories with Gabe!” Mrs Satterfield says, “Gabe, it's going to be a very different place at the middle school without you,... READ MORE >

Andrew Ferguson: Andrew is a member of the Moose Team. Mrs. Holland says, “Andrew is a wizard with technology.” Mrs. Satt says, “Andrew was in my group at Chewonki and I have never seen anyone climb the high rope element faster than Andrew. Andrew is incredibly animated when having conversations about things that matter and earning his trust is something very... READ MORE >

Isaac Easterby: Isaac is a member of the Royal Team. Mrs. Gyorgy says,”Isaac is really good at helping others understand technology. When asked to help he is there ready to share his depth of knowledge. He learns very quickly and when interested, puts his full force of intellect behind his work. I am grateful to have had Isaac in class and as an advisee. He is a... READ MORE >

Sadie Falconer: Sadie is a member of the Moose Team. Sadie has played an active role, behind the scenes, in the last two MCMS plays and has a great sense of humor. Mrs. Satt says,” Sadie, your sense of humor is one of a kind. Your earrings are by far the best I have ever seen. And your enjoyment of cats matches that of my daughter. You have brought a lot of quirk... READ MORE >

Patrick Cushing: Patrick is a member of the Moose Team. Mrs. Satt says, “he is one of the most respectful middle school students I have had the pleasure of knowing. While we may not always agree on topics, he has become very willing to express his thinking while listening to the thinking of those around him. He has been my go-to person when I have questions about... READ MORE >

Natalie Mohlar: Natalie is member of the Moose Team. Mrs. Satt says, “Natalie, who will we swap weird animal stories with next year? You have been an absolute delight on Moose Island and your sense of humor keeps us on our toes. Our favorite moments are those when you tickle your own funny bone, such as the videos you made for special effects and movie making. ... READ MORE >

Gabriel Corey: Gabe is a member of the Acadia Team. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Holland say, “Gabe Corey comes into advisee with a smile every morning. Gabe is a very kind young man who likes to have fun and loves soccer.” Mrs. Corrigan says, “Gabe has been a great addition to our 8th Grade Math Class. Since his arrival in the fall, he has made many friends and provides... READ MORE >

Owen Dunn: Owen is on the Royal Team. Owen is a great kid with a big personality and an even bigger heart. Mrs. Magnusson says, “Owen, right from the start, could make me laugh. Being a new teacher, he might have been the first name I learned and I didn't even have him in class. I was looking forward to teaching him because he has this way about him that makes... READ MORE >

Levi Draper: Levi is on the Moose Team. He is a good student and a great football player. Mrs. Satt says, “I remember when Levi's sister was on our team and he was coming up for 5th grade transition and his sister wanted to make sure that Levi's buddy would be someone he would feel comfortable with because he was so shy. Well, Levi, I feel like you got past the... READ MORE >

Eighth Grade RecognitionNoelle Braithwood: Noelle is on the Moose Team. She came to us this year and what a great addition to our school community. She is a hardworking student that is responsible and caring. Ms. Satt writes, “Noelle is quiet, but has a take on the world and the things happening around her that is really very astute. She has asked great questions... READ MORE >

Eighth Grade RecognitionElsa Bergdahl: Elsa is on the Moose Team. She is a great all around person! She has been a member of many different teams, clubs and musicals she has been a part of. Elsa is respectful, honest and still up for what she believes in. She has a great sense of what is right and wrong, and is incredibly kind and responsible. Elsa- keep doing... READ MORE >

In RSU #38, if you or someone you know is in need of food, we can help! Food Boxes can be picked up on Fridays from 3-4pm at Maranacook High School. Just drive up, grab and go! READ MORE >

8th Grade Recognition Lucja Wheeler: Lucja is on the Katahdin Team. She is not afraid to try new things and does her best in whatever she sets her mind to. Lucja has a positive attitude as well as the wisdom of someone older than her years. Lucja- thank you for being such a great citizen and student over the past few years at MCMS! Tanner Sirois: Tanner is a... READ MORE >

April 13, 2020 Dear Students, Staff, Families, and Communities, It is with a heavy heart that I send the following update to RSU #38’s response to the current health crisis surrounding Covid-19. As many of you know, Commissioner Makin from the Maine Department of Education issued a recommendation late Tuesday, April 7th encouraging schools to move to continued... READ MORE >

8th Grade RecognitionEach school day, we will recognize a few 8th graders in order to help recognize them before they go off to high school in the fall!Josephine Walker: Josie is a member of the Royal Team. She has been an all around great citizen during her time at MCMS. She is a hard worker academically and athletically. In addition, she has such a positive... READ MORE >

Students and staff made snow bunnies Friday, in honor of Easter, with our April snow storm! Check out the snow bunnies made! READ MORE >

The staff of Maranacook Community Middle School would like to welcome the 5th graders and their families to our school! We look forward to meeting you in person, but until then please join us for a Virtual Transition Fair. Use the link below to learn more about us: https://drive.google.com/file/... Please take some time to fill out this form about your child. We... READ MORE >

April 3, 2020 Dear students, staff, parents and communities, On Thursday, April 2, our Governor implemented a “Stay at Home” order that extends through the month of April. We, of course, will comply with this order but that will mean RSU 38 schools will be closed until Monday, May 4th. Governor Mills also sent out guidance around essential personnel, which we... READ MORE >

Each week, during Remote Learning, students will be given a Weekly Challenge they can choose to do. This week’s challenge was: With parent or guardian permission, create either a craft or food that you are proud of (and could go on an app like Pinterest). Check out the cool projects from MCMS Students! READ MORE >

MCMS Remote Learning Day 1! Monday, 3/30/2020 Mrs. Fletcher, helping students online, Liam Crommett getting started on his work, and Mrs. Satterfield’s cat, Finn, video-conferencing with Moose Team! READ MORE >

Starting Monday March 30, 2020, we will be starting Remote Learning. Students will have access to materials for learning on Google Classroom. If your child is in need of hard copies, or has any materials they need from school, please contact your child's advisor by 5pm, Tuesday 3/24, to arrange the pickup or delivery Things will be gathered and ready on Friday... READ MORE >

March 20, 2020 Dear Families, I’d like to start by thanking you for your patience with the schools during this unprecedented health care crisis. We want to acknowledge that students and their families are doing their best to navigate through a barrage of constantly changing information. The recent declaration of a civil state of emergency by Governor Mills was... READ MORE >

Important notice! We are pleased to announce......RSU #38 Drive thru Meal Service Free for students/children Begins: Wednesday, March 18 continuing through March 27th Location: Mount Vernon Elementary School Time: 7:00 - 9:00 am daily (Monday through Friday) This site is open to all students in RSU #38 and Fayette! Breakfast and lunch will be included in... READ MORE >

March 15, 2020 12:30 pmDear Families, At this time, all schools in RSU 38 are closed through March 27th. This closure is in response to the call by medical professionals to implement practices of social distancing as we all work to minimize the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). This closure is not the result of any suspected or confirmed cases of... READ MORE >

March 12, 2020Dear Parents, The purpose of this letter is to update you on our district’s response to Covid-19 (coronavirus). At this time, we do not have any confirmed cases in our school community, although this could possibly change in... READ MORE >

We have our Annual Aspirations week coming up! This is when we celebrate our students college and career ideas and plans! We look forward to seeing everyone dressed up for the theme days! READ MORE >

March 20th 2020 and 21st 2020 7:00 pm March 22nd 2020 2:00 pm Tickets will be available for purchase one half before shows $3.00 for students and $5.00 for adults READ MORE >

MCMS Technology Explorers won 1st and 3rd for their division in the 3D Printing and Design Expo on March 7th at KVCC. Teams of students had to come up with a problem, connect it to Maine and design a 3D printed solution. All four of our competing teams did excellent! The projects presented included: a prosthetic aid, ski & pole carrier, poop collector and book... READ MORE >

Two MCMS Art students have their Art in shows. Maggie Morrill's artwork entitled, The New America, (American flag) is in the Youth Art Show at the Portland Museum of Art and the reception is Saturday 4:30-6:00. Allie Thaller's artwork entitled, Equality in America, (with eagle) is exhibited at the MEA office in Augusta from Sunday 1-2:30. Students and their family... READ MORE >

The MCMS Tech Exploration group got into Stop Motion Animation this week! See all the creative solutions our students have come up with to make their stage sets! READ MORE >

On Friday, February 14th, MCMS held their annual winter carnival assembly! We played 4-Corners Dodgeball and completed Student Challenges. After break, we will have our sled races and lip sync competition on Friday, February 28th. Go MCMS! READ MORE >

MCMS Math Team (B Team) came in first place at the Math Meet on Saturday, 2/8/20. Congratulations to the team: Emma, Ella, Cooper and Joe! Way to go! READ MORE >

Dear Parents, Community Members and Staff, The RSU #38 Board of Directors has started their budget meetings, preparing for the FY 2021 school year. I encourage you to attend the budget workshop meetings (listed below). It is important that the Board hear from citizens as they work to develop a budget that focuses on “Promoting student success in all areas, as we... READ MORE >

Photo of: Jonah Jenkins, Eli Smith, Mrs. Roesner,Cooper Tarbuck, Emma Roesner, Joe Couture, Ella Martinez Nocito and Mrs.Tucker! READ MORE >

Help me give my students the opportunity to attend the MLTI Student Technology Conference at the University of Maine this May.I want to make sure my students have the materials and experiences they need to succeed, so I just created a request for my classroom at DonorsChoose:Sharing & Growing Our Technology Passions.Give to my classroom by January 28 and your... READ MORE >

It is 5 degrees outside today, but students at MCMS are enjoying our day of “fun in the sun!” Photo of 7th graders Anna Clauson, Rocco Scott and 6th grader Taylor McBurney READ MORE >

Gifted and Talented Elementary and Middle School Art students went to Colby Art Museum to see the First Nation’s exhibit, Wíwənikan and a collection of contemporary artworks. The field trip provided the GT art students a rare opportunity to observe, understand, evaluate, and reflect on artworks in the exhibits. The students also had a studio experience, where... READ MORE >

MCMS Parent/Teacher Conferences It's Time to Schedule your Child's Parent/Teacher Conference! 7th & 8th Grade Parent/ Teacher Conferences: February 6 (Thursday) or February 11 (Tuesday) Last year, we asked parents for feedback on our Parent/Teacher Conference Design and got a lot of great input! As a result of this, we have redesigned how we do Parent/ Teacher... READ MORE >

The MCMS Civil Rights Team has a Book of the Month initiative, which began this autumn. Each month, they choose a thought-provoking book matched with a word which relates to one of the six categories on the Civil Rights Wheel.This month, they selected Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling. The main character, Aven Green, was born without... READ MORE >

8th grader, Alex Hood has walked 100 miles since the start of the school year! He is part of MCMS’s Walking Club and has received his prizes of MCS beanie- hat and MCS sunglasses! Congratulations, Alex! READ MORE >

In June a group of seven teachers from Maine will be traveling to Malawi to provide the teachers at the Mpamila Primary School a 10-day teacher workshop on integrating the arts in instruction. There are 300 children at the school and two years ago Maine teachers brought about 150 dresses and pants and Beanie babies with them to give to the children. When we return... READ MORE >

During this holiday season, it is important to recognize those who help MCMS by giving their time every week, to work with students at MCMS. Thank you our fabulous community mentors (Betsy Stevens, Craig Stevens and Lee Bertrandt) for everything they do to support MCMS students! If anyone else is interested in becoming a community mentor, please email:... READ MORE >

On Friday, 12/20/19, we had our second annual Ugly Sweater Day and Contest! The winners for “Ugliest” Sweater were Rocco Scott and Mrs. Jones and “Most Creative” were Hali Isaacson & Alexandra Stewart. Student runners up were: Oliva Toye, Lillian Toye and Joe Couture! Thank you to Mr. Scarpone for leading the competition at both lunches, and to all of our judges,... READ MORE >

This year, there has been a 167% increase of Holiday Dinner Baskets provided this year by the Maranacook Food Pantry! Through the hard work of the Food Pantry Committee (comprised of middle, high school and district staff, as well as community volunteers), and with the support of RSU 38 Food Services, more than 100 people will be able to eat full, hearty holiday... READ MORE >

7th grader Eve Ariskin won this year's yearbook cover competition- great job to Eve! Also, we had two wonderful runner ups: Lillian Toye (2nd place) and Maggie Morrill (3rd place). READ MORE >

Congratulations to Kristen Levesque, principal at Maranacook Community Middle School! Kristen secured a MEF grant to support a walking program in the school. During the time before school starts in the morning, students are walking around inside and are tracking their steps. Students track their miles using a personalized online tracker and will earn prizes for... READ MORE >

On Dec 12 the Middle School iTeam hosted a Family Night of Code for 4th & 5th graders in our district. The families attending had a fun time playing and learning about coding with materials from Code.org. They learned about code efficiency, de-bugging and conditionals. The Family Night of Code programs are held all across the country during Computer Science Week,... READ MORE >

Students on the Green Team at MCMS were featured in last Saturday's Kennebec Journal for their recycling efforts. The Green Team has been recycling for MCMS since 2018. Their work has allowed for the school to stay green! Thank you to the team members for all of their hard work: Kyra Audet, Olivia Toya, Grace Tweedie, Mya St. Pierre, Tilly Tinkham, Cassidy... READ MORE >

MCMS Chamber Singers, led by Mr. Scarpone, sang beautifully at the tree lighting in Readfield, 12/6/19! READ MORE >

Advisee groups did a variety of activities to support our community. Some groups sponsored a family for the holidays, others went to the elementary schools or nursing homes, and other groups made cards and cookies for local nursing homes or the troops. Kids did a nice job working with their groups to support others in our community! READ MORE >

Dear Parents, December is usually the start of messy winter weather in Maine, and it seems to have arrived early this year! Our district has developed a plan to use a Remote Learning School Day and at this point in the season that could be any day now. The goal of developing a pilot program such as a Remote Learning School Day is to engage students in meaningful... READ MORE >

Maranacook Middle School celebrates the International Hour of Code! Students on the Sebago, Moose and Katahdin teams all got a chance to try their hand coding with activities on Code.org. Students on Royal and Acadia are scheduled to participate on Tuesday, Dec 3rd. This is the second year MCMS has been able to offer this opportunity to all students. READ MORE >

On Saturday, 11/23/19, our math team, coached by Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Roesner, had their first meet of the year! It went very well, with our A-team coming in 4th! Great job, team!The photo above is of some of the team members with their fans! READ MORE >

Beginning next week, we will be using our new integrated alert system, Thrillshare, to send out Food Service and Attendance Alerts. Attendance Alerts will go to parents who's student has been marked absent, unexcused around 9:30 am each school day. Parents should call the school before 9 to let the school know that their student will be absent.Food Service Alerts... READ MORE >

What are we collecting: We are collecting any new or used books in good condition for elementary school aged students. What books do we want: We are looking at anything from picture books to chapter books. Who are we collecting for: Our elementary students in the community. How long are we collecting at the Middle School: We are collecting from now until the end... READ MORE >

Last week, at the Naturalization Ceremony, our Gifted and Talented art students also made artwork for the celebration! Mrs. Lord had set it up a competition, in collaboration with the League of Women Voters. Faculty, community members, and students were able to vote on the artwork and the top three pieces received a prize. Allie Thaller came in first place of her... READ MORE >

The Awesome Bear Society Capital Campaign is in full swing with promotional tables at recent elementary school parent/teacher conferences, the high school musical and presentations to all the winter sports teams, our capital campaign drive is in full swing. In addition, an alumni class challenge and many current sports teams are working to raise money for their... READ MORE >

Pocket-size Ozobot robots have the unique ability to read code using tiny sensors that pick up various commands created by color sequences that dictate Speed, Direction, and certain "Cool Moves". Student Hali Isaacson demonstrates this by coding the robot to trace each letter of her name, telling it when to turn left or right; when to jump to the next letter; when... READ MORE >

What a wonderful Naturalization Ceremony organized by Mr. Holman, Mrs. Roesner, Ms. Corrigan, Mr. Scarpone and the Acadia team! At MCMS today, 31 people, from 25 countries, became American citizens. It was a a very moving event and we are proud to have been able to do this! READ MORE >

Just had another amazing visit at the middle school this morning! Lots of energy and enthusiasm in the classrooms AND they are celebrating World Kindness Day! Thanks for the time this morning Dr. Levesque - you should be proud of this middle school learning community! READ MORE >

Nutrition Director Jeff Bridges orders apples from Pine Bluff Farm in Mt. Vernon and from Lakeside Orchard in Manchester. He also orders vegetables from Emery Farm in Wayne and Elvin’s Farm in Readfield. Annabessacook Farm in Winthrop also provides produce to local schools. Thank you to our local farmers and to our food service team for providing healthy options... READ MORE >

Dear Parent/Guardian, During the upcoming holiday season, the school nurses will work closely with local food pantries, fire stations, churches and town halls to provide new clothing and toys to children who might otherwise not receive any presents for the holidays. If you need help this holiday season, please complete the enclosed application and return it to... READ MORE >

The Maranacook Community High School Awesome Bear Society (ABS) is in the midst of a major capital fundraising campaign to greatly enhance and expand the athletic & recreational complex on the Maranacook campus and needs your help! Phase 1: Concession Courtyard (includes addition of a restroom) Phase 2: Recreational Trail Network & Outing Club Expansion Phase 3:... READ MORE >

Vicky's Boutique! We are in need of gently used clothing, such as: SweatshirtsLong sleeved T-shirtsShort sleeved T-shirtsGym shortsSneakersGlovesWinter coatsDonations may be left in middle school front office. Thank you for supporting this worthy cause! READ MORE >

Check out these great ReSize It projects from Ms. Jone’s math class! READ MORE >

MCMS Robotics Club meets Wednesday mornings from 7:00-8:00am. Participants are sharpening their coding and problem solving skills as they compete in the Wonder League Robotics Competition(WLRC). The WLRC is a global competition now in its 5th year. Teams of students design solutions to real-world science and technology challenges by programming Cue robots. They... READ MORE >

It's Time to Schedule your Child's Parent/Teacher Conference! 6th Grade and New Student Parent/ Teacher Conferences: October 8 (Tuesday) or October 17 (Thursday) Last year, we asked parents for feedback on our Parent/Teacher Conference Design and got a lot of great input! As a result of this, we have redesigned how we do Parent/ Teacher Conferences in order to... READ MORE >

Our Annual Flu Vaccine Clinic will take place in the middle school gymnasium on Monday, October 7th. This clinic is open to middle school, high school, and homeschooled students. There are no make-up dates, so if students are absent that day they should see their doctor. Please note there is no nasal mist available this year, only the injectable vaccine. The... READ MORE >

The Awesome Bear Society has had a busy summer fundraising and are excited to report that they have raised $67,000 toward the Maranacook Athletic & Recreation Expansion Project! The goal is to complete construction of phase 1 and hopefully phase 2, in the spring/summer of 2020. To do so we need to raise at least $130,000 before the end of 2019, so don't delay,... READ MORE >

We are loving our new app! Stay updated with access to real-time sports scores, the daily cafeteria menu, news from administrators, student stories, and even emergency notifications. https://drive.google.com/file/... You can download the app for free on both Google Play or the Apple App Store. Download for Android: http://bit.ly/2vLTAuRDownload for iPhone:... READ MORE >

Patrick Norwood, ATC joined the Sports Medicine team at MaineGeneral in 2014. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Maine in Orono. Patrick provides athletic training services at Maranacook Community High and Middle schools and Winthrop High and Middle schools. READ MORE >

We’re thrilled to announce Maranacook Area Schools’ new app! It’s Everything Maranacook, in your pocket. https://drive.google.com/file/... With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2vLTAuR or iPhone: https://apple.co/2vQ9jJ7. READ MORE >

We teamed up with our adult ed program, high school drama program to clean up our industrial arts area and storage area to allow for more usuable space that we will all benefit- especially our students! Thank you to RSU 38 maintenance, RSU 38 Adult Ed, the MCHS drama program for making this happen! Great teamwork! READ MORE >

Mr. Sam Watson, French Teacher: “I am thrilled to be back at the middle school, having been one of the first classes to attend when the school opened back in 2001. For my junior year of high school, I studied abroad in France. The city I lived in, La Ciotat, is about 20 miles east of Marseilles. I was able to learn about the rich culture of the Provence-Alpes-Côte... READ MORE >

Mrs.Rachael Holland, Special Education Teacher (Resource Room): “Hello, My name is Rachael Holland-Mathieu. I grew up in a big family (5 sisters, 2 brothers) in Jay, Maine. I received my B.A. and M. Ed. from the University of South Carolina. When it comes to college football, I am a Carolina Gamecocks fan. I have three children and live close by in Fayette. I enjoy... READ MORE >

Rich Garini ATC, CEAS, has served the athletes of RSU #38 for the past eleven years. During his time here, he has treated injured athletes with skill and humor. His dedication to our athletes and community is unparalleled. We are grateful to him for his work, and he will be missed. Rich will be passing the baton to Pat Norwood, Maranacook Grad, UMAINE alum and... READ MORE >