Do you want to know more about the programs offered at Sanford Regional Technical Center? Learn everything from the program's objectives, what kind of hands-on experience they offer, and much more. Check out the spotlight on the Academy of Business Program here: https://www.sanford.org/o/sanford-regional-technical-center/article/1303706
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
REMINDER! JMG's Haunted Woods is tonight starting at 5:30 p.m. at Gowen Park
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
REMINDER! JMG's Haunted Woods is tonight starting at 5:30 p.m. at Gowen Park
In case you missed it, WMTW Meteorologist Ted McInerney visited Carl J. Lamb last Wednesday for Weather At Your School. Check out the video here! https://www.wmtw.com/article/weather-at-your-school-carl-j-lamb-school/45694604
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Congratulations to the Sanford High School Football team for their 21-20 win over Noble! Read the recap here: https://www.varsitymaine.com/game/noble-at-sanford-50 You can also rewatch the game on WSSRTV's Youtube page here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyH32BhZ3J8
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Happy Halloween from the Sanford School Department. Here is the link to the latest edition of the 'Sanford Spotlight' https://bit.ly/474dt0E Enjoy!
over 1 year ago, Matt Nelson
Vaping among students has become a pressing issue in many schools, and the Sanford School Department has taken proactive measures to tackle this concern head-on. During the 2022-2023 school year, there were over 100 vaping violations at Sanford High School and Middle School combined. Last spring, the department established a committee comprised of school administration, counselors, outreach staff, health teachers, representatives from Southern Maine Health Care, and the school committee. The goal of the committee was to review the existing approach to vaping, identify what was working and what adjustments were needed, and develop a strategy to address this trend. Read more here: https://www.sanford.org/article/1315714
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
There will be a Financial Aid Workshop on Thursday, November 2nd, at the Sanford Performing Arts Center at 6 p.m. The workshop provides the opportunity to learn how to access financial aid, when to apply, and what other sources of aid are available to help pay for college. All SHS families but especially the Class of 2024 students and their parent(s) or trusted adult are encouraged to attend. Please bring a laptop or other device to the workshop. You will learn more about: • What financial aid is and how the process works • The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) • Steps to take now that are required before starting the FAFSA • What an FSA ID is and why it matters to everyone
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
SHS Football has its final game of the regular season TONIGHT against Noble at 7 p.m. at Alumni Stadium!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
JMG's Haunted Woods has been rescheduled to WEDNESDAY, November 1st, from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
JMG's Haunted Woods has been rescheduled to WEDNESDAY, November 1st, from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Here are some pictures from Sanford Pride Elementary's Spirit Week, which was organized by SPE Student Leaders!
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Here are some pictures from Sanford Pride Elementary's Spirit Week, which was organized by SPE Student Leaders!
Here are some pictures from Sanford Pride Elementary's Spirit Week, which was organized by SPE Student Leaders!
There are a few high school winter sports sign up meetings this week: Boys Basketball sign up meeting will be Tuesday, October 31 at 2:30 p.m. in the practice gym. Wrestling Sign Up Meeting – Tuesday, October 31 – 2:30 p.m. – wrestling room Indoor Track Sign Up Meeting – Thursday, November 2 – 2:30 p.m. – agora stairs Family ID is now open for Winter Sports registrations
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Good afternoon. Sanford Schools will return to normal operations and reopen this Monday, October 30, 2023. Use this link to access a letter from the Superintendent https://5il.co/27ymi
over 1 year ago, Matt Nelson
The Marching Band Finals at Alumni Stadium have been postponed to next Saturday, November 4th, at 5 p.m.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
The Marching Band Finals at Alumni Stadium have been postponed to next Saturday, November 4th, at 5 p.m.
Good morning. After careful consideration and consultation with Law Enforcement and area Superintendents, Sanford schools will be closed on Friday October 27, 2023 due to the ongoing events in Lewiston and across our state. As a community, we are continuing to grapple with the grief and the senseless acts of this tragedy. This decision to close school is not made lightly. We know that school is important to students, staff and families. Thank you for your understanding and support.
over 1 year ago, Matt Nelson
Good morning - Due to events not yet resolved from last night's tragic shooting in Lewiston, Sanford schools and campuses will be closed on Thursday, October 26th out of an abundance of caution. Use this link to access a letter from Superintendent Nelson - https://5il.co/27syd Hourly employees should remain off campus as well. Will be in touch with further updates as they become available.
over 1 year ago, Matt Nelson
Najhaun Simpson, a Sanford Middle School 8th Grader, has taken on a unique role alongside School Resource Officer Joe Jourdain. Every morning from 7:15 a.m. to 7:40 a.m., Najhaun assists Officer Jourdain in the drop-off line in front of the school. Najhaun helps direct incoming traffic and allows students to cross the street on their way to the school safely. On one chilly Friday morning, Najhaun is waving for cars to come through and directing them to stop when students are crossing, all while providing infectious energy. As students walk into the school, Najhaun gives them his smile. More often than not, he'll give a student a fist bump as they walk in. His enthusiasm gives the students the extra jolt of positivity they need to continue their day. Officer Jourdain says Najhaun has that same personality all day long. "I have parents tell me that he makes their day, and love seeing him in the morning," Officer Jourdain said. "He brings a smile to everyone's face because that is just who he is." Before helping Officer Jourdain in the mornings, Sanford Middle School teacher Amy Greene Lamb said she had observed Najhaun greeting staff and students each morning in her wing of the building. She noticed how students' demeanors would instantly change when he said hello and waved and smiled. "Faces just light up! I've seen the same thing happen in the drop-off line!" she said.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Najhaun Simpson, a Sanford Middle School 8th Grader, has taken on a unique role alongside School Resource Officer Joe Jourdain. Every morning from 7:15 a.m. to 7:40 a.m., Najhaun assists Officer Jourdain in the drop-off line in front of the school. Najhaun helps direct incoming traffic and allows students to cross the street on their way to the school safely. On one chilly Friday morning, Najhaun is waving for cars to come through and directing them to stop when students are crossing, all while providing infectious energy. As students walk into the school, Najhaun gives them his smile. More often than not, he'll give a student a fist bump as they walk in. His enthusiasm gives the students the extra jolt of positivity they need to continue their day. Officer Jourdain says Najhaun has that same personality all day long. "I have parents tell me that he makes their day, and love seeing him in the morning," Officer Jourdain said. "He brings a smile to everyone's face because that is just who he is." Before helping Officer Jourdain in the mornings, Sanford Middle School teacher Amy Greene Lamb said she had observed Najhaun greeting staff and students each morning in her wing of the building. She noticed how students' demeanors would instantly change when he said hello and waved and smiled. "Faces just light up! I've seen the same thing happen in the drop-off line!" she said.
Najhaun Simpson, a Sanford Middle School 8th Grader, has taken on a unique role alongside School Resource Officer Joe Jourdain. Every morning from 7:15 a.m. to 7:40 a.m., Najhaun assists Officer Jourdain in the drop-off line in front of the school. Najhaun helps direct incoming traffic and allows students to cross the street on their way to the school safely. On one chilly Friday morning, Najhaun is waving for cars to come through and directing them to stop when students are crossing, all while providing infectious energy. As students walk into the school, Najhaun gives them his smile. More often than not, he'll give a student a fist bump as they walk in. His enthusiasm gives the students the extra jolt of positivity they need to continue their day. Officer Jourdain says Najhaun has that same personality all day long. "I have parents tell me that he makes their day, and love seeing him in the morning," Officer Jourdain said. "He brings a smile to everyone's face because that is just who he is." Before helping Officer Jourdain in the mornings, Sanford Middle School teacher Amy Greene Lamb said she had observed Najhaun greeting staff and students each morning in her wing of the building. She noticed how students' demeanors would instantly change when he said hello and waved and smiled. "Faces just light up! I've seen the same thing happen in the drop-off line!" she said.
SHS School Counselors and Upward Bound Coordinators are holding a forum TODAY from 1:30-3:30 on the SHS Agora for seniors looking for help with their college applications. All seniors are invited and should bring their Chromebook or laptop, questions and a positive attitude.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
Today's high school sports schedule: Girls Varsity Field Hockey @ 4:30PM @ Gorham HS Girls Varsity Soccer @ 5:30PM @ Gorham HS
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
This Saturday at 5 p.m, Sanford High School has the pleasure of hosting the Maine Band Directors Association State Marching Band Finals. This is the largest marching band event in the state, and it's set to be a beautiful day at Alumni Stadium. The Sanford Spartan Marching Band performs at 5:15 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students, with a $30 family maximum. If you'd like to volunteer (and get in for free) to help out with the event, you can visit the Sign Up Genius here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094BAFA92EA5FECE9-44327520-marching?fbclid=IwAR2lO3QA7rM5NJJsoCn3rEUqzIW7k88vf_zFZfhEWOMf9kWi9BHbv0kKT60#/
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department
This Saturday at 5 p.m, Sanford High School has the pleasure of hosting the Maine Band Directors Association State Marching Band Finals. This is the largest marching band event in the state, and it's set to be a beautiful day at Alumni Stadium. The Sanford Spartan Marching Band performs at 5:15 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students, with a $30 family maximum. If you'd like to volunteer (and get in for free) to help out with the event, you can visit the Sign Up Genius here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094BAFA92EA5FECE9-44327520-marching?fbclid=IwAR2lO3QA7rM5NJJsoCn3rEUqzIW7k88vf_zFZfhEWOMf9kWi9BHbv0kKT60#/
REMINDER! SHS School Counselors and Upward Bound Coordinators are holding a forum tomorrow from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on the SHS Agora for seniors looking for help with their college applications. All seniors are invited and should bring their Chromebook or laptop.
over 1 year ago, Sanford School Department