All after school activities have been cancelled on January 16. READ MORE >
2nd and 3rd graders at EPB have the opportunity to participate in an after school 3D doodler club. There have been over 50 students who have signed up. The image shows some of the work that was done during club time. Due to the large numbers, Mrs. Pelletier is using a lottery to determine which students attend each week with the goal of all interested students... READ MORE >
There is a two hour delay in all schools in R.S.U. No. 67 today, Wednesday, January 15, 2020 in order to give time for the roads to be cleared. READ MORE >
The MJHS coin war was a great success this year. The 7th and 8th graders raised over $2000 to support the food pantry at MJHS. The presentation of the check was made at an assembly today. Thank you to all who helped support this worthy cause. READ MORE >
The Frogtown Mountain Puppeteers provided a show for the EPB students this morning. They performed the Grinch show and then shared with students how they could perform their own puppet shows at home. It was a great success. READ MORE >
The second-grade Pennies for Angels service learning project provides students with an opportunity to work on some math standards while helping to support a community need during this holiday time. Students collect change (practicing skip counting and rolling the coins) and support families in need. The project ended today and was a tremendous success. ALL the... READ MORE >
The College Board provides an opportunity for high school juniors to earn scholarship funds by completing specific tasks in preparation for attending college. The first step is to build a list of at least six colleges of interest. Just by completing the list while signed into their College Board account, they will be eligible to win $500 in scholarship funds. ... READ MORE >
All schools and offices in RSU 67 are closed today, December 3. Stay safe. READ MORE >
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 that interested them. Some aspects researched were music, symbols, houses, weapons, transportation, and special food dishes. READ MORE >
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. Many family members came to enjoy this Ek/K annual tradition with their children. Thank you to all who helped and attended. READ MORE >
Justin Morse from Eagle Lodge shared with EPB kindergarten students information about trees as part of their learning in science class. Justin is a local business man who operates Eagle Lodge and Camps in Lincoln. He shared his expertise, as well as answering many questions the students had about his work. READ MORE >
All after school activities today Monday November 18, 2019 are cancelled due to the freezing rain that is predicted late this afternoon. READ MORE >
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... READ MORE >
MJHS held its annual fall fest on Wednesday afternoon. All staff provided various sessions and students chose which ones they would most like to participate in prior to the day. It is a time of learning new things, taking risks, and building community within the school. READ MORE >
MA inducted a new group of students into the National Honor Society (NHS). MA's National Honor Society Inductees must show evidence of the four pillars of NHS to become members of the chapter. The four pillars are scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Once inducted, students work with the chapter to continue to exhibit those pillars in their school... READ MORE >
Students encouraged to share acts of kindness and Be the I in KIND. They can sign the bulletin board as well as have a picture taken as the I. READ MORE >
The RSU 67 adult education ukulele class ended with a celebration of learning. It included snacks provided by the students from MA's culinary program with five different types of harvest cookies and apple cider. The class members were also joined by the community ukulele group, The StrumDingers. It was a wonderful celebration for the community. READ MORE >
RSU 67 students participated in the Maine Outdoor Education Program (MOEP) this fall. This program provides high quality equipment for students to use while they are on-site, as well as an integrated curriculum focused on ecological awareness and physical fitness. To find out more about this wonderful opportunity for our students, check out the Maine Outdoor... READ MORE >
Third graders received their first Junior Achievement lesson today from Brittany Libbey of the Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union. This program works to help students learn about financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work-readiness. For more information on Junior Achievement check out their website. READ MORE >
October is Bullying Awareness Month. This campaign is focused on providing information to community, parents, teachers, and students. Please check out these links for more information.STOMP out BullyingStop BullyingPACER's National Bullying Prevention Center READ MORE >
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. Check out this link for step by step directions. READ MORE >
Public Forum RSU No. 67 AGENDA Wednesday, September 25, 2019 Mattanawcook Academy Library at 5:00 pm Open to the Public Board of Directors: Board Chair Mary Plourde, Board Vice Chair Dianne Buck, Linda Brown, William Chubbuck, William Davis, Jasmine Folster, Rebecca Hanscom, Diane Jipson, Diana Lambert, Patricia Nobel, Jeremy... READ MORE >
Meet 1 Meet 2 Meet 3 Meet 4 Meet 5 Year Div Attendees Bangor Red 341 320 335 345 303 1644 A 9 John Bapst Purple 264 226 307 254 230 1281 A 11 Lee Blue 233 154 168 223 218... READ MORE >
Superintendent Skorapa visited MJHS to read to the 4th Grade ELA Students READ MORE >
School in RSU 67 will be in session next week. We are reminding motorists to be observant and watch for stopped school buses with red lights flashing. Flashing lights indicate that the bus is stopped to pick up or drop off students. Motorists must stop and not pass the bus until the lights cease to flash or have been given a signal to pass by the school bus... READ MORE >
RSU #67 2019-2020 Bus Routes Chester, Lincoln, and Mattawamkeag Roads that bus actually travels on are underlined. Other streets mentioned are pickup/delivery points on road corners and along the route, determined by the Transportation Director. 6:35 a.m. will be the APPROXIMATE first pickup times (unless... READ MORE >
K-5 science teachers participated in FOSS science training this summer. They worked with the University of Maine RISE staff to learn about components of high quality science instruction and try out some of the experiments they will be doing with learners this upcoming year. READ MORE >
RSU 67 teachers participated in mentor training for two days. This training is part of the induction process that partners all new teachers to RSU 67 with veteran mentor teachers who can provide support and guidance those first few years of teaching. We had some people who participated as a refresher and others who were being trained as a mentor for the first time. READ MORE >
RSU 67 teachers and administrators are working collaboratively this summer to revise the Teacher Evaluation System. READ MORE >
Twenty-two RSU 67 educators participated in the Fundamentals Training Course to learn how to integrate Google in the classroom. They will implement their new skills with students this Fall. READ MORE >
RSU #67 is sponsoring a free summer meal program for all children age 18 and under. Meal sites are open Monday - Thursday from July 8th to August 1st at the following sites:Mattanawcook AcademyPrince Thomas ParkBreakfast – 7:00AM-8:30AMLunch – 11:00AM-12:30PM Lunch – 12:00PM-12:30PMSnack – 2:00PM-2:30PM Please join us!***Meals must be eaten on site. READ MORE >
The Maine Department of Education (DOE) released Report Cards for districts in Maine. Per the Maine DOE, "As required by the U.S. Department of Education and Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), an ESEA report card (ESEA Dashboard) is generated by the Maine Department of Education annually for each school and district, as well as the state. The purpose of the... READ MORE >
Last Student Day Friday, June 14, 2019All Students will be dismissed at 11:30 am.Enjoy your summer! READ MORE >
RSU 67 is Currently Accepting ESEA Application Comments RSU 67 accepts funding through the Elementary and Secondary Act (ESEA) of 1965. As part of ESEA, RSU 67 is required to provide reasonable opportunity for public comment on the consolidated application and consider such comment prior to the submission of the application. RSU 67 is accepting public... READ MORE >
Patrice Turner, Ella P. Burr School Counselor, received the 2019 Martin Gallant Distinguished Counseling Professional Award. Please see below for the speech given to honor Patrice and click this link for the video. READ MORE >
Jean Skorapa Elected Superintendent Regional School Unit No. 67 announces that Jean Skorapa was elected as the next Superintendent by the School Board at their meeting on March 6. She will succeed Mr. Raymond Freve, Interim Superintendent. She will report to work on June 1, 2019. Mrs. Skorapa is currently the Assistant Superintendent of Schools... READ MORE >
RSU No. 67 mobile app is live. Download today to get the latest notifications! READ MORE >
COME JOIN OUR TEAM! Looking for something to do? Looking for a way to give back? RSU NO. 67 is accepting applications for Substitutes Teachers, Kitchen workers, and Custodian. If interested contact Rose Clark at 794-6500 or rclark@rsu67.org READ MORE >
Service learning is an education strategy used to teach civic responsibility. Classrooms identify a community need and work to help meet that need while also meeting specific learning goals. The difference between service learning and community service is service learning has a direct connection to the curriculum. READ MORE >