Regional School Unit 73 directors approved the hiring of Scott Albert, currently the Spruce Mountain Middle School principal, as superintendent effective July 1. “We’ll be initiating a search for a new middle school principal immediately,” RSU 73 Interim Superintendent Robert Webster said after the vote.
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2019 Spruce Mountain Top Ten students announced
JAY — Spruce Mountain High School has released the names of the Top Ten students from the Class of 2019. Valedictorian Gabrielle Beaudoin, parents Kim & Chris Beaudoin. She will attend University of Maine Farmington majoring in guidance counseling. Jonathan Brenner, parents Kerry & Michael Brenner. He will attend University of Massachusetts Amherst majoring in […]
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Spruce Mountain’s Rock of Ages concerts Thursday, Friday
Rock of Ages concerts return to Spruce Mountain High School this week with the B-#Sharp band performing Thursday and a 10 year anniversary program Friday.
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Foster CTE Student of the Year: Matthew Otte
FARMINGTON — Matthew Otte of Farmington was recognized Tuesday, May 14 as the Foster Career and Technical Education Center 2019 Student of the Year. Otte used the opportunity to convey his deep appreciation to Regional School Unit 9 directors, staff, students and community. Otte, who was born profoundly deaf, used American Sign Language to share […]
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Student nomination leads to Teacher of the Year for Spruce’s Rob Taylor
Spruce Mountain Middle School student Lily Bailey nominated Rob Taylor, “always her favorite teacher”, for the award.
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Denise Rodzen recognized
Denise Rodzen is stepping down from the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors after 23 years of service, some with School Administrative District 36.
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RSU 73 board questions reduction in school secretary staffing
Board members express concerns over the movement of Sherri Couture, a secretary at Spruce Mountain Primary School, to part time at that school and part time at the superintendent’s office.
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What’s for lunch?
School lunch menus for Spruce Mountain School District
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Adult Education classes lead to health careers
LIVERMORE FALLS — Students in the Spruce Mountain Adult Education program are embracing new careers as a result of the Certified Medical Assistant course. The course prepares students to perform patient clinical skills in various medical office settings. Students perform clinical procedures, including administering medications, assisting with minor surgery, performing an electrocardiogram, obtaining laboratory specimens […]
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Empty Bowl event raises funds, awareness of food insecurity
“At the end of the meal, the empty bowls went home with diners as a reminder that there are always empty bowls in our communities.”, Mt. Blue Campus Empty Bowl – Nourished Hearts organizer Pam Chernesky