School representatives, family and friends packed the school’s gym for the event, which featured “Pomp and Circumstance” by Wendy Grass on the piano and a musical selection from the Central Aroostook Rock Stars.
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins gave the keynote address, reflecting on her Aroostook County roots as she encouraged the new graduates to take with them lessons learned from their own upbringing.
Wisdom Principal Cheryl Hallowell welcomed guests, and encouraged the graduating class to maintain their curiosity as they go out into the world, to step outside of their comfort zones, and to find kindred spirits.
Fort Kent Principal John Kaleta opened the ceremony, and encouraged students to maintain a positive attitude amid life’s challenges.
The graduation ceremony featured an invocation from Deacon Rodney Deschaine, a performance of the National Anthem by Title 1 teacher Janice Lapointe, and an address by principal Kylie Lapierre.
Ignite PI, in collaboration with SAD 1 Adult & Community Education, is pleased to announce the ongoing success of their workforce development partnership, bolstered by a $400,000 Strengthening Maine’s Workforce Grant awarded by the Maine Department of Education.
Families around Maine and the nation find the flexibility, choice and togetherness of homeschooling meets their needs and goals better than public education.
STACYVILLE, Maine — Katahdin Middle and High School had the honor of hosting Tim Caldwell to present scholarships in memory of his wife, Rosemarie Corriveau Caldwell. His daughter Veronica accompanied him. His daughter Libby was unable to attend as she was studying in Alberta, Canada. Tim and his daughters graciously gave two $5,000 scholarships. They […]
Graduates, school staff and family members packed into the gymnasium, cheering for the classmates as they walked across the stage and posed for photos.
Construction is ongoing on a child-care center in Penobscot Hall. Now, with $500,000 in federal funds, the college will refurbish the 50-room Andrews Hall to expand housing.
