Sanford High School senior Lamar Amoakohene was recently selected as a candidate in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. The program recognizes and honors some of the nation's most distinguished graduating high school seniors. Each year, up to 161 students are named U.S. Presidential Scholars. Lamar is a varsity tennis player and captain of the Math Team. The Sanford School Department met with Lamar to discuss his accomplishment.
The Sanford School Department is spotlighting employees at all of our schools. If you know an employee who you feel should be highlighted, please email Sam Bonsey at sbonsey@sanford.org. This spotlight is on Margaret Chase Smith Kindergarten Teacher Deanna Wilson.
SANFORD — Treat your Valentine to North America’s premier tribute to Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Showtime is 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, at the Sanford Performing Arts Center.
Sanford Community Adult Education’s author visit with Ashlee Ridlon was hugely successful.
​Students and faculty at Sanford Middle School came together for a week-long celebration of kindness – The Great Kindness Challenge.
Third graders at Margaret Chase Smith Elementary delighted their family and friends with their learning showcase for the year on Friday, January 26th.
Students Shine in K for ME and Pre-K for ME Showcases at Margaret Chase Smith
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Engineering Applications with Robotics students collaborated with Welding and Metal Fabrication classmates on graphics and design for constructing fire pits at SRTC.
3rd and 4th graders at Margaret Chase Smith have been exploring the inside of the human body while in health class with Mrs. Lovejoy.
On January 13th, the Sanford School Department sent 11 staff members spanning our K-12 schools to the Association of Computer Technology Educators of Maine (ACTEM), and the Maine Educational Technology Directors Association (METDA) hosted an AI joint summit focused on elevating technology use, especially Artificial Intelligence (AI), in K-12 education.
Sanford Pride hosted a Living Wax Museum on the cafeteria stage on Friday, January 19th. This event showcased the dedication and hard work of the participating students, who explored the lives of famous world changers.
Interior work has begun for Sanford Regional Technical Center’s fourth house project. The hands-on involvement of senior building trades students and the generosity of local businesses have played a pivotal role in bringing this project to life.
Kick off Black History Month with Step Afrika!, a global show that introduces audiences to traditional African step and contemporary rhythmic dance popularized by historically African-American fraternities and sororities. Showtime is 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 28.
Sanford High School hosted its annual Spartan Wrestling Tournament on Friday, January 5th, and Saturday, January 6th. Each year, the tournament draws in some of New England's toughest teams, and 2024 was no exception.
The Sanford School Department is spotlighting employees at all of our schools. If you know an employee who you feel should be highlighted, please email Sam Bonsey at sbonsey@sanford.org. This spotlight is on Carl J. Lamb 4th Grade Teacher Kari Niland.
​In the afternoon session of Engineering Applications with Robotics, students have been researching and developing a new “swerve drive” robot.
Sanford High School Indoor Track Program Triples In Participation
The hallways of Sanford Regional Technical Center were filled with excitement as more than sixty 4th graders from Pride Elementary toured the tech center.
The Maine Department of Education is now accepting nominations for 2024 County Teacher of the Tear and 2025 State Teacher of the Year.