January 19, 2021 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: This letter is to inform you that we were notified today that an individual affiliated with Mattanawcook Jr. High School has tested positive for COVID-19. As with every positive COVID-19 case, the district is working directly with Maine DOE/CDC to determine the infectious period and contact tracing requirements, based on the impacted individual’s last day of attendance before developing symptoms or testing positive. Those who are impacted will be contacted. As this is an isolated event, Mattanawcook Jr. High School will continue to offer in-person instruction with a remote option for families. We continue to ask all families and staff to monitor students for any symptoms. All individuals should contact a health care provider if they develop symptoms. General questions regarding COVID-19 can be answered by calling 1-866-811-5695, you can text your zip code to 898-211, or email at info@211maine.org or by calling your primary care provider. More information can be found at www.maine/gov/dhhs/coronavirus or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. Questions for the school can be directed to Jeri Davis, RN by calling 794-6711 or by emailing: jdavis@rsu67.org. Sincerely, Jean Skorapa, Superintendent

January 15, 2021 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: This letter is to inform you that we were notified today that an individual affiliated with Mattanawcook Academy has tested positive for COVID-19. We have taken steps with our response team to follow Maine Center for Disease Control and Department of Education guidelines and will be notifying anyone who is considered a close contact. Any student or staff member who had direct exposure to the individual will be required to quarantine through January 22, 2021. Due to the number of individuals in quarantine, Mattanawcook Academy will have remote instruction next week. Ella P. Burr, Mattanawcook Jr. High School, and Region lll students are not affected by this case and will return to in-person instruction next week. As always, we continue to ask all families to monitor students for any symptoms. The same is true for our R.S.U. No. 67 staff. All individuals should contact a health care provider if they develop symptoms. General questions regarding COVID-19 can be answered by calling 1-866-811-5695, you can text your zip code to 898-211, or email at info@211maine.org or by calling your primary care provider. More information can be found at www.maine/gov/dhhs/coronavirus or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. Questions for the school can be directed to Jeri Davis, RN by calling 794-6711 or by emailing: jdavis@rsu67.org. Sincerely, Jean M. Skorapa, Superintendent Jean Skorapa, Superintendent Regional School Unit 67 25 Reed Drive Lincoln, Maine 04457 207-794-6500

January 6, 2021 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: Happy New Year to the R.S.U. No. 67 Community! The start of the new year and the distribution of vaccines to fight COVID-19 gives us hope for improved health and a gradual return to normalcy. Our intention is to operate all schools in a hybrid/yellow model the week of January 11-15 and then return to in-person/green instruction with a remote option beginning on Tuesday, January 19. Please understand that this plan may have to be altered if positive cases occur in our schools that require significant quarantining, health markers deteriorate in our community, or the Department of Education changes the color designation for Penobscot County. The county color designation for operating schools is announced each Friday at noon. We will inform families as soon as possible should we need to alter our plan for opening for any reason. As a reminder, to further protect our staff and students, an additional protocol of temperature checks prior to entering school has been instituted. The additional mask wearing requirements issued by the Department of Education will be strictly enforced. Please reach out to your child’s building principal with specific questions regarding these protocols. In order to get our students back to in-person instruction full time, all the time, we must continue to work together as a community. Let’s show support for one another by practicing social distancing, wearing face coverings and practicing good hygiene. Sincerely, Jean Skorapa, Superintendent of Schools

Dear Parents, Staff, and Community Members, There continues to be an uptick of positive COVID 19 cases in our community. Although Mattanawcook Academy and Ella P. Burr have no known cases at this time, to protect the health and well-being of our staff and students, we will move to a remote learning model through January 8, 2020. I recognize this puts an additional burden on families, but the health and safety of all must be our priority at this time. Please reach out to your child's school if you have questions regarding material pick up. In order to get our students back to full in-person learning we must all work together to do part by social distancing, wearing face coverings, and practicing good hygiene. Stay healthy and well during the holiday break. Kind regards, Jean Skorapa, Superintendent

DECEMBER 12, 2020 Dear Parents, and Community Members: This letter is to inform you that an individual affiliated with Mattanawcook Jr. High School has tested positive for COVID-19. We have taken steps with our response team to follow Maine Centers for Disease Control and Department of Education guidelines and will be notifying anyone who is considered a close contact. Anyone who had direct exposure to the individual will be required to quarantine for 10 days. Due to the number of staff required to quarantine, Mattanawcook Jr. High School will be fully remote through vacation. COVID-19 is a respiratory illness that ranges from mild to severe. It can be more severe in adults 60 years and older and in those with underlying health conditions. The virus mainly spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes and an uninfected person breathes in the virus. Signs and symptoms include: ●fever / chills ●new loss of taste / smell ●cough ●congestion / runny nose ●shortness of breath / difficulty breathing ●nausea / vomiting ●fatigue ●diarrhea ●muscle / body aches ●sore throat ●headache Please keep in mind that many things can cause respiratory illness, so students should be up-to-date on influenza and routine vaccinations. Maine CDC recommends prevention measures to help control the spread of COVID-19. These measures include proper handwashing with soap and warm water, which is especially important after using the bathroom, before / after eating, after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. When soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands and avoid close contact with people who are sick. Cover your cough or sneeze into a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objects using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe. General questions regarding COVID-19 can be answered by calling 1-866-811-5695, you can text your zip code to 898-211, or email at info@211maine.org or by calling your primary care provider. More information can be found at www.maine/gov/dhhs/coronavirus or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. Questions for the school can be directed to Jeri Davis, RN by calling 794-6711 or by emailing: jdavis@rsu67.org. Sincerely, Jean M. Skorapa, Superintendent

December 9, 2020 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: Over the last few weeks COVID-19 has become more real to people in our community. With the recent outbreak at Lakeview Terrace, and positive cases at Ella P. Burr School andMattanawcook Jr. High School, we now know COVID-19 is fully present in our area. Our positive thoughts go out to the residents and staff of Lakeview Terrace and others affected in our community, all of whom we wish the best in their recovery. In determining how to open schools next week until the school break, I reviewed available data and information from the county and state. In addition, I reached out to our school physician to provide input regarding the state of the virus in our local community. After carefully weighing this information, I have determined that all schools in R.S.U. No. 67 will open in a hybrid model of instruction from December 14-December 22. To further protect our staff and students, an additional protocol of temperature checks prior to entering school will be instituted beginning on Monday. The additional mask wearing requirements issued by the Department of Education will be strictly enforced. Please reach out to your child’s building principal with specific questions regarding these protocols. Data indicates that gatherings at Thanksgiving created an uptick in positive COVID-19 cases. In order to reduce the risk of potential exposure and protect the health and safety of staff and students, all R.S.U. No. 67 schools will provide remote instruction for one week (January 4-8) following the holiday break. We will return to hybrid instruction the following week and then reassess the situation. In order to get our students back to in-person instruction full time, we must continue to work together as a community. I wish our entire community a safe holiday. Sincerely, Jean Skorapa, Superintendent of Schools

Remote Learning Plan 12-3-2020 RSU No. 67 will remain remote for the week of December 7th through December 11th. Packet pick-up for EPB and MJHS will be on Friday December 4th from 8 am to 5 pm. If you have any questions please call EPB at 794-3014 or MJHS at 794-8935. Fb on

November 30, 2020 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: This letter is to inform you that we were notified today that an individual affiliated with Mattanawcook Jr. High School has tested positive for COVID-19. We have taken steps with our response team to follow Maine Centers for Disease Control and Department of Education guidelines and will be notifying anyone who is considered a close contact. Any student or staff member who had direct exposure to the individual will be required to quarantine until December 8, 2020. Individuals in quarantine will be contacted directly by CDC contact tracers and district personnel. COVID-19 is a respiratory illness that ranges from mild to severe. It can be more severe in adults 60 years and older and in those with underlying health conditions. The virus mainly spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes and an uninfected person breathes in the virus. Signs and symptoms include: ●fever / chills ●new loss of taste / smell ●cough ●congestion / runny nose ●shortness of breath / difficulty breathing ●nausea / vomiting ●fatigue ●diarrhea ●muscle / body aches ●sore throat ●headache Please keep in mind that many things can cause respiratory illness, so students should be up-to-date on influenza and routine vaccinations. Maine CDC recommends prevention measures to help control the spread of COVID-19. These measures include proper handwashing with soap and warm water, which is especially important after using the bathroom, before / after eating, after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. When soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands and avoid close contact with people who are sick. Cover your cough or sneeze into a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objects using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe. General questions regarding COVID-19 can be answered by calling 1-866-811-5695, you can text your zip code to 898-211, or email at info@211maine.org or by calling your primary care provider. More information can be found at www.maine/gov/dhhs/coronavirus or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. Questions for the school can be directed to Jeri Davis, RN by calling 794-6711 or by emailing: jdavis@rsu67.org. Sincerely, Jean M. Skorapa, Superintendent

November 27, 2020 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: This letter is to inform you that we were notified today that an individual affiliated with Ella P. Burr School has tested positive for COVID-19. We have taken steps with our response team to follow Maine Centers for Disease Control and Department of Education guidelines to notify anyone who is considered a close contact. Any student or staff member who had direct exposure to the individual will be required to quarantine until December 8, 2020. Individuals in quarantine will be contacted directly by CDC contact tracers and district personnel. COVID-19 is a respiratory illness that ranges from mild to severe. It can be more severe in adults 60 years and older and in those with underlying health conditions. The virus mainly spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes and an uninfected person breathes in the virus. Signs and symptoms include: ●fever / chills ●new loss of taste / smell ●cough ●congestion / runny nose ●shortness of breath / difficulty breathing ●nausea / vomiting ●fatigue ●diarrhea ●muscle / body aches ●sore throat ●headache Please keep in mind that many things can cause respiratory illness, so students should be up-to-date on influenza and routine vaccinations. Maine CDC recommends prevention measures to help control the spread of COVID-19. These measures include proper hand washing with soap and warm water, which is especially important after using the bathroom, before / after eating, after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. When soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands and avoid close contact with people who are sick. Cover your cough or sneeze into a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objects using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe. General questions regarding COVID-19 can be answered by calling 1-866-811-5695, you can text your zip code to 898-211, or email at info@211maine.org or by calling your primary care provider. More information can be found at www.maine/gov/dhhs/coronavirus or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. Questions for the school can be directed to Jeri Davis, RN by calling 794-6711 or by emailing: jdavis@rsu67.org. Sincerely, Jean M. Skorapa, Superintendent

During the week of November 30th meals will be distributed Monday (November 30), Wednesday (December 2) and Friday (December 4) from 10 am to 12 noon at Mattanawcook Academy, Chester Town Office and Mattawamkeag Town Office. Please call 794-6500 with any questions!

PLEASE VISIT THE NEWS SECTION OF THE DISTRICT WEBSITE FOR AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM SUPERINTENDENT SKORAPA. https://www.rsu67.org

November 13, 2020 Dear Staff, Parents, and Community Members: I am writing to you in response to the recent news regarding the rise in confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our state and county. At this time, there continue to be no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our schools. However, out of an abundance of caution, beginning Monday, November 16, 2020, all R.S.U. No. 67 schools will operate in a hybrid model in which students attend school two days and have remote education three days. We will continue in this model up to the Thanksgiving break. R.S.U. No. 67 remains committed to providing a safe environment for our students to learn and our staff to work. I want to reassure you that the entire district will continue to follow all health protocols from the Maine Center for Disease Control and the Department or Education. We will continue to monitor the situation closely, keep parents/guardians informed, and make any adjustments to our learning environment and school plans as necessary. I ask for continued cooperation from our families and community to adhere to our health protocols. Face masks are required on R.S.U. No. 67 properties per the Governor’s Executive order. Families are reminded to continue to complete the self- screening assessment daily for their child to check for symptoms of COVID-19 prior to coming to school each day. Children who have any symptoms and/or are feeling unwell need to stay home. I would like to thank our families and students in advance for your support and continued engagement in learning during this time. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s school. I appreciate your support and look forward to our continued work together as we navigate through this challenging time. Sincerely, Jean Skorapa, Superintendent of Schools

If you are interested in being a substitute or working in our RSU No. 67 schools, please check out the news article on the district website of a new partnership with Eastern Maine Community College and the Maine DOE to provide free training and support.

FRIDAY RELEASE CHANGE STARTING OCTOBER 16 Starting on Friday, October 16th, Friday release times will be as follows: Grades K-6 will release at 12:00 Grades 7-12 will release at 1:00

Health Access Network will be holding a flu shot clinic at RSU No. 67 on October 15th. Forms will be sent home with students today.

The packet pick-up day for MJHS and EPB remote students will be on Mondays starting September 28th. MA will continue to use Friday as their packet pick-up day. If Monday is a holiday, packets can be picked up on Tuesday.

The Department of Education released the advisory color designation for Penobscot County today as "green." All schools in R.S.U. No. 67 will open in an in-person model with a remote option on Tuesday, September 8.

Please visit the News section on the District website to read an important letter from Superintendent Skorapa! www.rsu67.org

The FAQ's for Parents has been updated with answers to the most recent questions located at the bottom of the document.

Remote Instruction Material Pick up Times! Ella P. Burr - September 4th, from 9 am to 12 noon. MJHS - September 4th, (By appointment only) please call 794-8935 to set up an appointment. MA - September 4th, from 11 am to 3 p.m.

Please visit the News section of the District website for a very important message from Superintendent Skorapa! www.rsu67.org

Please visit the News section of the District website for an important Transportation letter from Superintendent Skorapa. www.rsu67.org https://5il.co/jsgv

The FAQ for Parents is updated with answers to questions submitted by parents this week. Please be sure to visit the COVID-19 information section of the website to access the newest revision. We will continue to update every Friday with responses to submitted questions.

Please visit www.rsu67.org to read an important Back to School letter from Superintendent Skorapa.

There is a letter from Superintendent Skorapa under the News section of the district website.

Pre-K Registration RSU No. 67 is currently accepting Pre-K registrations but due to school reopening requirements from the Maine Department of Education and Maine CDC space is limited. Please call Rose at 794-6500 ext. 1 with any questions.

Please visit the district website News section to read a Back to School Communication letter from Superintendent Skorapa. www.rsu67.org

Employment Opportunities are listed under the News section on the District website.

Parent/Guardian Survey: R.S.U. No. 67 needs your help planning for the 2020-2021 school year. School personnel will be calling each R.S.U. No. 67 family to update contact information and gain feedback about the opening of school for 2020-2021. It is important that we hear from all families. Your responses will be kept confidential and used only to assist planning for a successful return to learning in the fall.

Please visit the NEWS section of the RSU No. 67 website to read a letter from Superintendent Jean Skorapa.

Superintendent, Jean Skorapa, has shared a letter on the district news section of the website.

Please join RSU No. 67 for a virtual Public Hearing to discuss the 2020 - 2021 school budget! Wednesday, June 24, at 6:00 p.m. Click the link below to join the meeting. https://zoom.us/j/93882932361?...

Due to COVID-19 and a recent executive order from Governor Mills, R.S.U. No. 67 will not have their annual budget meeting. Instead, on June 24th at 6:00 p.m., there will be a public hearing via Zoom to solicit public comment and questions on the FY21 budget. The link will be posted on the R.S.U. No. 67 website.

Congratulations Class of 2020. See the link in the news article to watch the graduation video

Congratulations to the MA Class of 2020. Participate in the live watch party of MA 2020 Graduation on Sunday. June 7th at 3 pm using this link: https://www.facebook.com/mabemazing

Kindergarten screening will occur in August this year. More information will be provided as the dates draw closer.

Due to the observance of Memorial Day on Monday, May 25th., meals will be available at all three sites on Tuesday and Thursday of next week. If you have any questions please call 794-6500

Please visit the News section of the District Website for important information on Graduation for the Class of 2020!

Please visit the news section of the district website for a letter from Superintendent Skorapa

RSU No. 67 will be serving meals to children 18 years and younger on Monday and Thursday during April break at Mattawcook Academy and the municipal lots in Chester and Mattawamkeag from 10:30-12:30. Food pantry items will be available at all sites on Thursday.

Just a friendly reminder that tomorrow April 17th from 7:30 am to 2:30 pm Learning Packets and Personal Items will be distributed at EPB and MJHS.

Please visit the news section of the RSU No. 67 website at www.rsu67.org for important information on packet and meal distribution.

We are very sorry to announce that the MA meal site is out of student meals. However, we do have food pantry items still available for pick up. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please call 794-6500 if you have any questions or concerns. See you on Monday!

There is an Important Update from Superintendent Jean Skorapa under the NEWS section of the District Website.

Attention Parents! Please visit the NEWS section of the District Website for Parent Resources!

Learning Packet Pick Up Reminder! Tomorrow, Tuesday, March 31 from 7:30 am to 2:30 pm at each school. Please remain in your car and a staff member will assist you. If you have any questions please call 794-6500 and leave a message and we will return your call right away!

Meals on Wheels was a huge success. Visit the district website to view pictures and meal pick up information.

Learning Packet Pick up information is on the website. Please find the letter from Superintendent Skorapa under the news section!

Please visit the news section of the RSU No. 67 website for an update on student learning packets.

Important COVID-19 Update 3-24-2020 Please visit the district website to read a letter from Superintendent Jean Skorapa

Please visit the news section of the RSU No. 67 website for the latest update on lunch distribution.

Meal Distribution Beginning on Wed., March 25, 2020, breakfast and lunch “to go” meals are available from 10:30 – 12:30 on Mon.,Wed. & Fri.at MA,& the Parking lots of the Chester Town Office & the Mattawamkeag Municipal Buildings. Each day students will receive meals for two days

Learning Material Distribution Learning materials for the extended school closure may be picked up on Wednesday, March 25th, from 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 outside of your child’s school. Please wait in your car, and an R.S.U. No. 67 staff member will assist you in collecting the work

Please visit the news section of the District website for an important update from Superintendent Jean Skorapa.

QUESTIONS or CONCERNS WE ARE HERE FOR YOU! If you have any questions or concerns please call the District Office at 794-6500 and leave a message and someone will return your call.

Please visit the NEWS sections of the RSU No. 67 District Website to read an update on school closures from Superintendent Jean Skorapa

Be sure to check out the March 15th update in the news section of the website. It provides more information about accessing remote learning packets and the next two weeks.

Please visit the RSU No. 67 Website for important updates on COVID-19

Please visit the District website often to review health updates from RSU No. 67 Superintendent Jean Skorapa

Two Mattanawcook Academy students took first place in the 2020 Maine 3D Design Challenge, Saturday. Congratulations to Gianna and Solomon for their win.

Friday, March 20, 2020 will be a Regular School Day

Thank you to all the community organizations who donated funds to allow the Ella Burr to obtain copies of a local author and illustrator's book. Check out the news on the EPB site and district site for more information.

No school in RSU 67 today, February 27th.

The Maine DOE will be recognizing RSU No. 67 students on February 28th for Visual and Performing Arts. Please see our news article on the district website for more information.

The national #LoveTeaching Campaign launched on February 14th. Check out our news for a video from the Maine Department of Education

All after school activities for tonight, February 13th, are cancelled.

There is a two-hour delay today, February 10th.

All schools in RSU 67 are closed today, February 7th.

ALL AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ARE CANCELLED TODAY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2020 & THERE WILL BE NO AFTERNOON 4 YEAR-OLD PROGRAM!

We have become aware that a Maine business received an email threat, with specific schools identified as targets. No schools in R.S.U. 67 were named in the threat. Please see the district site for more information.

February 1st starts the Maine DOE's Read to ME Challenge. Check out the news story on the district site for more information.

All after school activities for January 16th are cancelled due to the weather.

The 3D Doodler after school club at EPB is quite a success. This week marked the first week of 2nd and 3rd graders participating. Check out the news article for more information.

MA students shared the holiday spirit with residents at Colonial Health Care singing a variety of songs.

Grade 2 students completed their Pennies for Angels service learning project. Their efforts allowed them to purchase gifts for 43 kids. Check out the website for pictures and more information.

12/17/19: The bus to the Swingles Christmas show at the Collins Center has been cancelled due to inclement weather. We have tickets available if students have their own ride. Please give us a call if you'd like tickets and plan to pick them up by 3:30. The show begins at 7pm.

Students in grades 5-9 participated in a combined math competition at MJHS today with four other area schools. Thank you to all the guest scorers for correcting tests, to those who organized the event, and to the area schools who participated.

Mattanawcook Junior High students, under the guidance of art teacher Jennifer Antes, have been selected to showcase their work at the State House in Augusta during the Maine Visual Arts Education Showcase.

Students in the 5th grade just finished up a unit on Native Americans by creating a project that reflected their learning about an aspect of Native American culture. Check out the news and gallery for photos.

Early Kindergarten and Kindergarten students enjoyed a Thanksgiving Feast with their families after learning about life in Plymouth Plantation. Lunch was served by RSU 67 staff and volunteers. Check out the gallery on the website and news for some pictures.

RSU No. 67 will have a two-hour delay this morning, Tuesday, November 19, 2019.

After school Activities Cancelled! All after school activities today Monday November 18, 2019 are cancelled due to the freezing rain that is predicted late this afternoon.

RSU No. 67 Surplus Property R.S.U. No. 67 has designated surplus. The list below outlines all surplus property available for purchase. If you are interested in any or all of the surplus property listed, please call Mr. David Ham, R.S.U. No. 67 Facilities Director at 794-6500, by Wednesday, November 20, 2019. 100 adjustable student desks - $5.00 per desk 12 adult metal cushioned chairs - $5.00 per chair

Mattanawcook Academy held its National Honor Society Induction ceremony last night, November 5. Check out the news section on the district site for more information and a picture of MA's National Honor Society members.

Students from MA's culinary program provided five different types of harvest cookies with apple cider for the culminating ukulele class as part of the RSU 67 adult education program. The class members were also joined by the community ukulele group, The StrumDingers.

October is Bullying Prevention Month. "The purpose of this campaign is to increase collaboration among all stakeholders with the shared goal of ending bullying, in all of its forms. This is done by increasing awareness of what bullying is, its prevalence in our schools and communities and the impacts that it can have on those effected" (NSBA Connect Center for Safe Schools, n.d.). Check out the RSU 67 News section for more information and website resources.

We’re thrilled to announce Regional School Unit 67’s new app! Access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, even emergency notifications! Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2MYC8uJ or iPhone: https://apple.co/2MXrvZh.

MA Teacher, Holly Leighton, is featured on the September 16th issue of the Meartsed Blog by Argy Nestor. Be sure to check it out at this link: https://meartsed.wordpress.com/page/1/

DISMISSAL TIME IS AT 1:30 TODAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 Please note: All EK through Grade 2 Students must have someone at home to get them off the bus.

Bus Routes 2019-2020 Bus routes are listed under News on our District Website and they are listed on our Districts Facebook page.

The Maine Department of Education releases the newest Report Card. Please see the ESEA section of our website for the link or check out the link on our news feed.

Last Student Day is Friday June 14, 2019. All Students will be dismissed at 11:30 am. Enjoy your Summer!

Don't forget to come out tonight to the Meet & Greet for our incoming Superintendent Jean Skorapa. 3 to 5 pm has been reserved for faculty and staff and 5 to 7 pm has been reserved for our communities. Lite refreshments will be served!

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you for all you do. You make a difference every day. We are grateful to have such a tremendous group of professionals.

District Wellness Fair is Monday, May 6th from 5-7 in the MA gym and cafeteria. Everyone is welcome to attend. It is an event for all ages including some outdoor fun.

Snow Day Make Up! All students will need to attend school on Saturday, May 11, 2019 and Saturday June 1, 2019. All students will be dismissed at 11:30 am on both make up days.

Congratulations to Patrice Turner who received the 2019 Martin Gallant Distinguished Counseling Professional Award last night at the Maine Counseling Association Annual Conference. This is recognition well-deserved.

EPB Students Present - Cry Wolf Performance - Date: March 29 Time: 6:00 pm Place: EPB Gymnasium

How do you like our new website? We hope you are enjoying it as much as we are. Need us to add anything? We love suggestions! Don't hesitate to call us at 794-6500 with any suggestions you may have.

RSU No. 67 mobile app is live. Download today to get the latest notifications!

March 8, 2019, will be a regular student day instead of a workshop day. This is due to the number of snow days we currently have used. Thank you in advance for your understanding!

Join us for RSU No. 67 School Board Meeting this Wednesday, February 6th at 7:00 p.m. in the MA Library

During February, be sure to participate in the Maine Literacy Read to ME Challenge

We're excited to be rolling out new features and a more active website - stay tuned for more content and regular updates

Welcome to our new website!