Messalonskee senior Ryan Plante had always done his own bodywork on his snowmobiles, so he naturally gravitated toward collision repair technology when given the opportunity to enroll in the program… Read More
Hello: Moving forward I am going to write my Principal’s Pen at the end of each week. This should help with advance notice of upcoming events that you and your… Read More
Hanna Lavenson, Ela Peterson, and Lydia D’Amico participated in this year’s Poetry Out Loud competition at MHS. Poetry Out Loud is a national poetry recitation contest in which students must… Read More
They are the few, the proud, the Messalonskee High School ice hockey team. Less than three years removed from winning the Class B state championship, the Eagles suit up just… Read More
written by Kevin Rhein Messalonskee High School students will be performing favorite selections from their favorite musicals. Many young musicians, members of the esteemed MHS Concert Chorus, will be presenting… Read More
Happy New Year! I hope that everyone had a wonderful holiday and a restful break. Mother Nature is sure making a statement with these cold temperatures and the threat of… Read More
At one point, Messalonskee High School principal Paula Callan described one of the December Student of the Month recipients as having “flawless grades.” This was no doubt true and certainly… Read More
(NEWS CENTER) — You can’t miss Cole Smith on the ice. He stands out as a four-year varsity player for the Messalonskee Eagles, and also as a leader. The senior… Read More
Forget about the abominable snowman. Students in Katie McLaughlin’s Life Skills class have a far more formidable foe to fight in their original play “The Legend of Rockin’ Rudolph and… Read More
The Messalonskee Monitor, the high school’s first online student newspaper, is making its debut this week. Written entirely by students, the Monitor is an effort to provide information relevant to… Read More