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The March Students of the Month are generally a quiet bunch in personality but loud in terms of academic accomplishment. Freshman Olivia Bourque, sophomore Alexis Ames, junior Alexis Furbush, senior Paige Lilly, and Student Choice winner Ethan Gilles also look beyond their own personal goals and help to foster a supportive school atmosphere that benefits… Read More
The Empty Bowls event was a wonderful success this year! Over the years, it has morphed into a community event where people from all over the district come to mingle and support the cause. Students in the pottery classes and adults from the community contributed to making handmade bowls. Students from Key Club and Student… Read More
JOIN the RSU18 Community For the opening of the Messalonskee Athletic Complex Friday, April 12th 4:30 p.m. Youth in Sports: Sport-specific activities led by student-athletes 5:00 p.m. Reception for invited guests and alumni Sponsored by… Read More
Happy Spring: While this month is a short one we have a lot of fun and exciting events happening at MHS. On the 12th we will celebrating the completion of our athletic complex with events planned for the youth in our community, ribbon cutting ceremony, and 2 varsity lacrosse games (girls will host Winslow and… Read More
On the sheet of items for this Saturday’s annual Junior Class auction, a person can find a Patriots Super Bowl plaque bundle with a listed value of $105. Two items down the sheet is a marine life bucket bag with a listed value of $100. But the attention getter, the big-ticket item without question, is… Read More
Happy Spring Everyone: The end is in sight! Students have begun to sign up for the Y.E.S. Program (Year End Studies). There are many unique learning opportunities for students to participate in during the last week of school. Some may wonder if this program is mandatory and the response is yes. It is part of… Read More
Messalonskee Math Team coach Nick Hart, a soft-spoken, low-key person by nature, can turn loud and critical when necessary. And this is exactly what he did when his team continued to struggle at meets this season. “I yelled at them,” Hart said. “I told them there’s no growth because of a lack of work ethic…. Read More
Outstanding students and their loved ones flooded the Performing Arts Center stage recently as Messalonskee principal Paula Callan recognized the January and February Student of the Month recipients as well as Messalonskee students who earned Student of the Month honors at Mid-Maine Technical Center. At Messalonskee, the monthly winners in January were the following: Caden… Read More
Good Afternoon: Well I guess Punxsutawny Phil had other plans for us…maybe we’re finally in the clear of any more winter storms. We have many students to recognize this month and I have listed their names below. MMTC Students of the Month: Austin Arsenault: Automotive Technology Aislinn McDaniel: Early Childhood Shelby Hoffman: Culinary Arts Chase… Read More
…to Messalonskee High School this March 7th, 8th, and 9th. Presented by the Messalonskee Players, “Something Wicked This Way Comes” is an adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s classic novel by the same name. We are swept up one wild autumn night, a little while ago, when Cooger and Dark’s Pandemonium Shadow Show rolls into town. For… Read More