SRTC’s Recognition Night is currently being live streamed on WSSRTV’s YouTube page!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
SRTC’s Recognition Night is currently being live streamed on WSSRTV’s YouTube page!
SRTC’s Recognition Night is currently being live streamed on WSSRTV’s YouTube page!
SRTC's Recognition Night is TOMORROW, May 23rd, at 6:00 PM at Alumni Stadium (100 Alumni Blvd. Sanford, ME). This event will honor the 2024 seniors and 1-year program completers. It's an outdoor celebration, so dress accordingly and support our hardworking students as they achieve this milestone!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
SRTC's Recognition Night is TOMORROW, May 23rd, at 6:00 PM at Alumni Stadium (100 Alumni Blvd. Sanford, ME). This event will honor the 2024 seniors and 1-year program completers. It's an outdoor celebration, so dress accordingly and support our hardworking students as they achieve this milestone!
Sanford High School's music program is hitting all the right notes these days. SHS Music Director Hailey Francoeur was recently named the 2023-2024 Maine Music Educators Association Outstanding New Music Educator of the Year at the state conference at the University of Maine in Orono. The award recognizes Francoeur’s work in revitalizing and expanding the school’s instrumental music offerings over the past three years. Under her leadership, the program has grown in student participation and performance opportunities. “It was a really amazing surprise to receive this award. Colleagues, current students, and former teachers all wrote letters in support of my nomination and it meant so much to hear the things they wrote,” Francoeur said. “I’m so lucky to work in a district like Sanford that supports our growing instrumental program and has allowed me to create new opportunities for our students over the last few years. The students are a huge part of the growth and success of the instrumental groups recently. This has really allowed me to reflect on how far our program has come in the last three years.” In addition to the Francoeur’s award, three Sanford High School musicians - Hannah Paterson, Drake Wilson, and Kaylin Penley - were selected for the MMEA All-State Music Festival in Orono. The students spent two days working alongside peers across Maine with a guest conductor, culminating in a performance showcasing their skills.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Sanford High School's music program is hitting all the right notes these days. SHS Music Director Hailey Francoeur was recently named the 2023-2024 Maine Music Educators Association Outstanding New Music Educator of the Year at the state conference at the University of Maine in Orono. The award recognizes Francoeur’s work in revitalizing and expanding the school’s instrumental music offerings over the past three years. Under her leadership, the program has grown in student participation and performance opportunities. “It was a really amazing surprise to receive this award. Colleagues, current students, and former teachers all wrote letters in support of my nomination and it meant so much to hear the things they wrote,” Francoeur said. “I’m so lucky to work in a district like Sanford that supports our growing instrumental program and has allowed me to create new opportunities for our students over the last few years. The students are a huge part of the growth and success of the instrumental groups recently. This has really allowed me to reflect on how far our program has come in the last three years.” In addition to the Francoeur’s award, three Sanford High School musicians - Hannah Paterson, Drake Wilson, and Kaylin Penley - were selected for the MMEA All-State Music Festival in Orono. The students spent two days working alongside peers across Maine with a guest conductor, culminating in a performance showcasing their skills.
Sanford High School's music program is hitting all the right notes these days. SHS Music Director Hailey Francoeur was recently named the 2023-2024 Maine Music Educators Association Outstanding New Music Educator of the Year at the state conference at the University of Maine in Orono. The award recognizes Francoeur’s work in revitalizing and expanding the school’s instrumental music offerings over the past three years. Under her leadership, the program has grown in student participation and performance opportunities. “It was a really amazing surprise to receive this award. Colleagues, current students, and former teachers all wrote letters in support of my nomination and it meant so much to hear the things they wrote,” Francoeur said. “I’m so lucky to work in a district like Sanford that supports our growing instrumental program and has allowed me to create new opportunities for our students over the last few years. The students are a huge part of the growth and success of the instrumental groups recently. This has really allowed me to reflect on how far our program has come in the last three years.” In addition to the Francoeur’s award, three Sanford High School musicians - Hannah Paterson, Drake Wilson, and Kaylin Penley - were selected for the MMEA All-State Music Festival in Orono. The students spent two days working alongside peers across Maine with a guest conductor, culminating in a performance showcasing their skills.
Earlier this month, 8th-grade JMG students were challenged to conduct one-on-one interviews with someone in the career field they were hoping to learn more about.  Gianna Garneau and Mattea Peters had the incredible opportunity to interview Capt. Brooks from the York County Sheriff's Office, gaining valuable insights into what it takes to become a criminal investigator or detective.  A huge thank you to Capt. Brooks for taking the time to visit Sanford Middle School and inspire our students with his expertise and passion for public service.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Earlier this month, 8th-grade JMG students were challenged to conduct one-on-one interviews with someone in the career field they were hoping to learn more about.  Gianna Garneau and Mattea Peters had the incredible opportunity to interview Capt. Brooks from the York County Sheriff's Office, gaining valuable insights into what it takes to become a criminal investigator or detective.  A huge thank you to Capt. Brooks for taking the time to visit Sanford Middle School and inspire our students with his expertise and passion for public service.
Today's high school athletic schedule: Girls Varsity Tennis @ 3:30PM @ Bonny Eagle HS Boys Varsity Tennis @ 3:30PM @ SHS JV Baseball @ 4:30PM @ Massabesic HS Varsity Baseball @ 4:30PM @ Massabesic HS Boys Lacrosse @ 6PM @ Noble HS
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Ysebella Mitchell and Luke Gendron have been named the 2024 Grade 8 Elks Award recipients at Sanford Middle School. The annual award recognizes outstanding 8th grade students' academic excellence, leadership, positive attitude, and service to the school community. Congratulations to Ysebella and Luke!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Ysebella Mitchell and Luke Gendron have been named the 2024 Grade 8 Elks Award recipients at Sanford Middle School. The annual award recognizes outstanding 8th grade students' academic excellence, leadership, positive attitude, and service to the school community. Congratulations to Ysebella and Luke!
Attention incoming 5th grade families! There is a Rising 5th Grade Parent Information Night at Sanford Middle School this Thursday, May 23rd, from 5:00 to 6:00 PM. There will be a presentation in the school cafe, followed by an open house visit. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about preparing your child for 5th grade. 
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Attention incoming 5th grade families! There is a Rising 5th Grade Parent Information Night at Sanford Middle School this Thursday, May 23rd, from 5:00 to 6:00 PM. There will be a presentation in the school cafe, followed by an open house visit. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about preparing your child for 5th grade. 
Carl J. Lamb 4th Graders recently took a field trip to the Tate House Museum in Portland and wowed the tour guides with their depth of knowledge regarding the American Revolution!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Carl J. Lamb 4th Graders recently took a field trip to the Tate House Museum in Portland and wowed the tour guides with their depth of knowledge regarding the American Revolution!
Carl J. Lamb 4th Graders recently took a field trip to the Tate House Museum in Portland and wowed the tour guides with their depth of knowledge regarding the American Revolution!
Congratulations to Sanford Senior Tanner McCann, who was recently named WMTW's Scholar Athlete of the Week! Check out the story here: https://www.wmtw.com/article/scholar-athlete-tanner-mccann/60818335
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Today's high school athletic schedule: JV Basball @ 4PM @ Falmouth HS First Team Baseball @ 4PM @ SHS Varsity Softball @ 4PM @ Massabesic HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ 6PM @ Noble HS
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Two dozen student leaders from Sanford Middle School attended the 6th annual Middle School Student Leadership Summit at UNE earlier this week. They discussed important issues, developed leadership skills, and felt empowered to create positive change. Advisers Angela Avery and Jenn Brown chaperoned. The summit included motivational sessions and goal-setting activities. Students joined peers from schools across southern Maine, exploring the UNE campus and dining hall.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Two dozen student leaders from Sanford Middle School attended the 6th annual Middle School Student Leadership Summit at UNE earlier this week. They discussed important issues, developed leadership skills, and felt empowered to create positive change. Advisers Angela Avery and Jenn Brown chaperoned. The summit included motivational sessions and goal-setting activities. Students joined peers from schools across southern Maine, exploring the UNE campus and dining hall.
National Honor Society students from Sanford High School lent a helping hand at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunk yesterday! 47 NHS members cleaned trolleys, scraped, painted, and landscaped as part of the United Way's annual Day of Caring. Their hard work helped prepare the museum for its upcoming historic tours and trolley rides. It's amazing to see these dedicated students giving back to the community!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
National Honor Society students from Sanford High School lent a helping hand at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunk yesterday! 47 NHS members cleaned trolleys, scraped, painted, and landscaped as part of the United Way's annual Day of Caring. Their hard work helped prepare the museum for its upcoming historic tours and trolley rides. It's amazing to see these dedicated students giving back to the community!
National Honor Society students from Sanford High School lent a helping hand at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunk yesterday! 47 NHS members cleaned trolleys, scraped, painted, and landscaped as part of the United Way's annual Day of Caring. Their hard work helped prepare the museum for its upcoming historic tours and trolley rides. It's amazing to see these dedicated students giving back to the community!
National Honor Society students from Sanford High School lent a helping hand at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunk yesterday! 47 NHS members cleaned trolleys, scraped, painted, and landscaped as part of the United Way's annual Day of Caring. Their hard work helped prepare the museum for its upcoming historic tours and trolley rides. It's amazing to see these dedicated students giving back to the community!
Fourth graders at Sanford Pride Elementary recently had the opportunity to explore a wide range of potential career paths during the school's Career Day on Friday, May 10th. The event allowed students to engage with professionals from various fields, planting seeds about the many avenues for future success!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Fourth graders at Sanford Pride Elementary recently had the opportunity to explore a wide range of potential career paths during the school's Career Day on Friday, May 10th. The event allowed students to engage with professionals from various fields, planting seeds about the many avenues for future success!
Fourth graders at Sanford Pride Elementary recently had the opportunity to explore a wide range of potential career paths during the school's Career Day on Friday, May 10th. The event allowed students to engage with professionals from various fields, planting seeds about the many avenues for future success!
Fourth graders at Sanford Pride Elementary recently had the opportunity to explore a wide range of potential career paths during the school's Career Day on Friday, May 10th. The event allowed students to engage with professionals from various fields, planting seeds about the many avenues for future success!
SHS baseball had a thrilling win over Kennebunk at Goodall Park yesterday! Check out the game recap here: https://www.pressherald.com/2024/05/14/baseball-sanford-breaks-through-in-8th-inning-to-edge-kennebunk-1-0/
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
WMTW recently visited Sanford High School to do a feature highlighting out softball team! Check it out here: https://www.wmtw.com/article/sanford-softball-team-happy-to-be-back-on-the-field/60795590
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Maine Maritime Academy is offering a new shipyard trades training program. You can get paid $20 an hour, plus free housing and meals, while training for a career in marine trades. There is no cost to trainees, and all expenses are covered! The initial 64-person cohort starts on Sunday, July 7th, 2024. You must be 18 or older, a US citizen, and eligible for security clearance. This is an excellent opportunity for debt-free job training and placement in an essential industry supporting national security. Scan the QR code on the flyer to apply now. Spots are filling fast! https://5il.co/2lkp4
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Maine Maritime Academy is offering a new shipyard trades training program. You can get paid $20 an hour, plus free housing and meals, while training for a career in marine trades. There is no cost to trainees, and all expenses are covered! The initial 64-person cohort starts on Sunday, July 7th, 2024. You must be 18 or older, a US citizen, and eligible for security clearance. This is an excellent opportunity for debt-free job training and placement in an essential industry supporting national security. Scan the QR code on the flyer to apply now. Spots are filling fast!
SHS Baseball beat Windham yesterday to move to 8-2 on the season! Check out the recap here: https://www.pressherald.com/2024/05/13/mondays-high-school-roundup-walk-off-homer-lifts-greely-by-cape-elizabeth/
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
What an incredible experience for our students last week! The talented Portland Symphony String Quartet musicians visited Carl J. Lamb, Sanford Pride, and Margaret Chase Smith schools on Thursday, May 9th. The quartet brought the beloved story of "Swimmy" to life through music and interactive performances. Students listened as the violin, viola, cello, and bass created the sounds of the deep blue sea. They even got to join Swimmy's journey by moving their hands to the music!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
What an incredible experience for our students last week! The talented Portland Symphony String Quartet musicians visited Carl J. Lamb, Sanford Pride, and Margaret Chase Smith schools on Thursday, May 9th. The quartet brought the beloved story of "Swimmy" to life through music and interactive performances. Students listened as the violin, viola, cello, and bass created the sounds of the deep blue sea. They even got to join Swimmy's journey by moving their hands to the music!
What an incredible experience for our students last week! The talented Portland Symphony String Quartet musicians visited Carl J. Lamb, Sanford Pride, and Margaret Chase Smith schools on Thursday, May 9th. The quartet brought the beloved story of "Swimmy" to life through music and interactive performances. Students listened as the violin, viola, cello, and bass created the sounds of the deep blue sea. They even got to join Swimmy's journey by moving their hands to the music!
What an incredible experience for our students last week! The talented Portland Symphony String Quartet musicians visited Carl J. Lamb, Sanford Pride, and Margaret Chase Smith schools on Thursday, May 9th. The quartet brought the beloved story of "Swimmy" to life through music and interactive performances. Students listened as the violin, viola, cello, and bass created the sounds of the deep blue sea. They even got to join Swimmy's journey by moving their hands to the music!
Today's high school athletic schedule: First Team Baseball @ 4PM @ SHS Girls Tennis @ 4PM @ SHS JV Baseball @ 4:30PM@ Windham HS Varsity Baseball @ 4:30PM @ Windham HS Varsity Softball @ 4:30PM @ Falmouth HS Boys Tennis @ 8:30PM @ Apex Racquet and Fitness
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
The Sanford School Departments wishes a Happy Mother's Day to all of the moms in our community. Today, we celebrate and honor all that you do to help and support your family. Wishing you a day filled with love and happiness.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department