Windham lacrosse star earns scholarship to play at Franklin Pierce University - From The Windham Eagle Windham High School senior Riley Beem is moving forward, academically and athletically.
Windham alpine skiers achieve strong finish in second race - from The Windham Eagle Two days after their first race, the Windham High alpine ski team returned to Shawnee Peak in Bridgton to take on Gorham and Kennebunk.
Staff and Community Update from Superintendent Chris Howell. Staff and Community Covid Update 06-11-2021
District Heat Update - Early Release Info for Tuesday 7/8/2021 Good afternoon,Thank you for all of your patience and understanding as we navigated a hot day in the district. We are anticipating a second school day tomorrow that will have high temperatures and a high heat index. Each of our facilities will be running all of the air handling systems overnight to bring in as much fresh air as possible. We anticipate that this will help to lower the temperatures enough so that we can hold a half day of school tomorrow. RSU 14 students will be dismissed early tomorrow. Middle and High School students will be dismissed at 11:00. Elementary students will be dismissed at 12:00. Due to the early dismissal, the mobile meals van for Raymond Elementary pick up will be moved to a different location. Meals can be picked up in the Jordan Small Parking Lot.Thankfully, this appears to be the end of high temperatures that will impact school schedules. Cooler temperatures are on the horizon for Wednesday.Chris HowellSuperintendent of Schools
Windham swim team gets together to make season work. - from The Windham Eagle Many sports teams at Windham High School have had to make adjustments when it came to the winter season. For the swim team, their season started a little later than usual, with a lot of unknowns.
Winter sports return to Windham as the season ramps up - from The Windham Eagle COVID-19 restrictions put a halt on Windham’s winter sports season when Cumberland County was categorized as yellow, which for a moment meant no athletic activities could occur. The Maine Principals’ Association reversed their decision to ban athletic activity in a “yellow” county as long as local school administrators allowed it.
RSU14 is hiring! RSU14 is looking for qualified applicants to fill a variety of positions - teachers, long term substitutes, custodians, nurse assistants, more. Follow link for information.
RSU14 will be holding a “Remote Learning Day” Tuesday 02/02 Due to the anticipated inclement weather, RSU 14 will be holding a Remote Learning Day Tomorrow. All RSU facilities will be closed to in-person instruction. Students should plan on completing the assignments that are communicated by teachers. Assignments are designed to be completed asynchronously. Teachers will be available online for support during the times that they have communicated. In addition to completing the assignments for tomorrow, we encourage all students to spend some time outside and away from screens. For those individuals accessing RSU school meals, please use your storm pack for tomorrow. The Mobile Meal Vans will not be operating in the snow.Enjoy the snow!Chris Howell - Superintendent RSU 14
Windham Eagle Volleyball returns to the court. When Maine's CDC Covid19 Advisory said no indoor volleyball, volleyball moved out of doors.
December 1st - Message for 100% Remote Families Due to power outages - some remote staff do not have power and will be unable to teach remotely - please check your email.
