Sanford High School’s Winter Sports Recognition Night is underway!
This week, we want to give a huge shoutout to the incredible school social workers across the Sanford School Department! 💙
Behind the scenes, these amazing folks are showing up every single day for our students, whether it's lending a listening ear, connecting families with resources, or helping kids navigate some of life's toughest moments. Their work makes a real difference, and we are SO grateful to have them on our team.
Thank you for all that you do! Our students and families are lucky to have you in their corner.
Behind the scenes, these amazing folks are showing up every single day for our students, whether it's lending a listening ear, connecting families with resources, or helping kids navigate some of life's toughest moments. Their work makes a real difference, and we are SO grateful to have them on our team.
Thank you for all that you do! Our students and families are lucky to have you in their corner.
Good morning. This is a message from the Sanford School Department. Due to the current weather conditions and forecast, Sanford schools will be having a 2 hour delayed start on Friday, March 6, 2026. Safe travels on your way into our schools this morning.
Huge thank you to the U.S. Navy Band Sea Chanters for putting on a wonderful show at the Performing Arts Center today for our high school students this afternoon!
Spring Sing is underway!
Our community-wide Kindergarten registration event was a big success!
Our singers are getting ready for tonight's Spring Sing in the Performing Arts Center starting at 6 pm! We hope to see you there!
WMTW Meteorologist Ted McInerney visited Sanford Middle School this morning for his "Weather At Your Schools" segment. He then presented to fifth graders in the cafeteria and led a Q&A on weather and meteorology. Check out the clip at the following link! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEteL7uUTtI
Tonight's Winter Sports Awards Night has been postponed to Monday, March 9th, at 6 PM
Good afternoon. Based on this afternoon's winter weather advisory and forecast, all Sanford School Department after-school activities are cancelled for Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Please be careful and safe.
SHS juniors recently gathered for an important school counseling session focused on setting them up for success! Counselors reviewed updated graduation requirements, dove into post-secondary planning, and helped students start thinking ahead for course scheduling.
Juniors also learned about upcoming one-on-one Junior Meetings and are encouraged to bring a parent or guardian along. These meetings are a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with counselors and plan for the road ahead together.
Juniors also learned about upcoming one-on-one Junior Meetings and are encouraged to bring a parent or guardian along. These meetings are a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with counselors and plan for the road ahead together.
Shoutout to Sophia O'Connell, Emma Higgins, and Mason Labbe for representing Sanford Middle School at the District 1 7th & 8th Grade Honors Festival!
Sophia and Mason brought their best to the Honors Band, and Emma knocked it out of the park in the Honors Chorus. Both ensembles put on a fantastic performance!
8th grade families and students, freshman info night is tonight at the high school, it starts promptly at 6 pm. At the conclusion of the discussion at 7pm, there will be tours available to families until 7:30 pm.
Join us for a FREE 4-part series this March covering topics for parents and caregivers! Sessions include March into Spring (3/10), Defusing Challenging Behaviors (3/19), Parent Cafe (3/24), and a Mental Health Conversation on Zoom (3/31). We encourage you to attend one or more . Please register to ensure materials are ready and to receive the Zoom link!
Congratulations to our Sanford Spartans Basketball players on their SMAA All-Conference Awards, and a special shoutout to Coach Rossie Kearson for earning SMAA Girls Class A South Coach of the Year honors. Go Spartans!
Big congratulations to our Sanford Regional Technical Center culinary students who competed in the Maine State ProStart Competition this week — a first for our program! These students showed up, worked hard, and made us proud.
Yesterday afternoon, Margaret Chase Smith Pre-K students welcomed family members for their third learning showcase, while first-graders hosted a showcase of their own. During center time, students took the lead, guiding their guests through all of their new learning.
Good evening. Here is the link to the latest Sanford School Department newsletter - https://tinyurl.com/64kk82uh. This edition highlights Sanford High School's new Interact Club making an impact on the community and features our State of the Schools report. It also spotlight's SRTC being represented at the Hall of Flags at the State Capitol celebrating CTE month, along with a special visit from a children's author at our elementary schools. You'll find student work from SMS Times online newspaper, Sights Around Our Schools capturing moments from across the district, WMTW visiting Margaret Chase Smith , and more. We also share highlights from each school, important updates, and ways to stay connected with Sanford Schools. Enjoy
7th graders at Sanford Middle School just wrapped up a learning unit on the Holocaust, and what a way to finish it. Students spent the past several weeks studying the Holocaust in both social studies and ELA, and capped it all off with a live performance by Russell Kaback whose show, 25044: A Musical Story of Resilience, tells the true story of his grandfather's survival. It was moving, it was powerful, and our kids were fully present for every minute of it.
Margaret Chase Smith third graders recently welcomed families to a special Learning Showcase highlighting their incredible work from their Roman Myths unit.
Students transformed into storytellers and scholars as they shared their knowledge of gods and goddesses from ancient Rome.
Throughout the cafeteria, families were able to see student writing and creative clay projects. We are so proud of their hard work and the way they showcased their learning with pride and enthusiasm.
Thank you to all the families who joined to celebrate this exciting afternoon of mythological mastery!
Students transformed into storytellers and scholars as they shared their knowledge of gods and goddesses from ancient Rome.
Throughout the cafeteria, families were able to see student writing and creative clay projects. We are so proud of their hard work and the way they showcased their learning with pride and enthusiasm.
Thank you to all the families who joined to celebrate this exciting afternoon of mythological mastery!
