A Message from Stuff the Bus To families of students attending Sanford schools for the 2025-2026 school year: On Saturday, August 23rd, 2025, Stuff the Bus Maine will hold its annual school supplies distribution event at Curtis Lake Church on Westview Drive in Sanford. No pre-registration is required.   Please arrive at (not before) your designated time slot based on your child's last name: T through Z: 9:00 AM N through S: 10:00 AM H through M: 11:00 AM A through G: 11:30 AM If you have children with different last names, use the last name of your youngest school-aged child to determine your arrival time for all children. *If you arrive without your children, please come at 11:00 AM (no exceptions). A volunteer will fill a bag for your child/children. Please prepare a separate 3x5 index card for each child before you arrive. On each card, print: Your first and last name (top of card) Your child's first and last name The grade your child will be entering in fall 2025 Having these cards ready will help the line move efficiently and reduce wait times. The event continues while supplies last as we work hard to ensure every child is served. Stuff the Bus is proud to help get kids excited and prepared for the new school year ahead. Sincerely, Wanda Parent  Director, Stuff the Bus Maine
Sanford High School has launched a new mobile app designed to keep the Spartan community connected to all things athletics and school activities. The official Sanford Spartans app is now available for download on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The new app, powered by Snap! Mobile technology serves as a comprehensive hub for Spartans fans, students, families, and community members. Key features include: Real-time game information and schedules - Never miss an important matchup with up-to-date scheduling Team updates and news - Follow your favorite Spartans teams throughout their seasons Push notifications - Sign up for alerts about games, events, and important announcements Ticket purchasing capabilities - Convenient mobile ticketing for home games and events Athletics website integration - Direct access to the school's athletics information Hall of Honor section - Celebrating Spartans athletic achievements and history The Sanford Spartans app is available as a free download from both major app stores. The school has also provided QR code access for quick downloading and setup.
The start of the Fall sports season is fast approaching.  The Fall season will start August 18th.   Have you registered online?  https://students.arbitersports.com/programs/hs-fall-athletic-registration-2025 Items required to participate are a current sports physical and medical insurance.   If you need a physical:  Getting your student's physical scheduled is simple - just visit https://convenientmd.com/urgent-care/youth-physicals/ to book online, or give them a call at 207-850-5744. At just $25 per physical, it's an affordable way to keep your student ready for activities, and the best part is that each physical is good for two full years.  We understand that even a $25 cost can sometimes be challenging for families. If the expense would create a financial hardship, don't let that stop you!  Reach out to Becky Cleveland at 207-206-8782 or email her at bcleveland@sanford.org with respect to any questions about physical or medical insurance assistance.
Spring Sports Awards Night Celebrates Sanford High School Athletes
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Sanford High School Celebrates 132nd Commencement Ceremony
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Sanford High School celebrated 17 students during a Senior Athlete Signing Ceremony held in the Performing Arts Center Wednesday afternoon as these seniors officially committed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.  Athletic Director Zach Lemelin opened the ceremony by recognizing the dedication and countless hours of hard work these athletes have put into their sports. Lemelin then introduced each senior individually with quotes from their respective coaches. Brady Adams will attend Thomas College to study actuarial science while playing basketball, bringing his dedication and strong work ethic to the court. Cole Adawadkar heads to Southern Maine Community College for elementary education and soccer, where his elite foot skills and ball control will make an impact. James Allen-Chaplick will wrestle at the University of Southern Maine while pursuing nursing studies, serving as a natural leader known for his resilience and determination. Noah Corliss chose Colby Sawyer College for sports management and baseball, having shown tremendous growth both on and off the field. Kya Duprey will be a dual-sport athlete at St. Joseph's College of Maine, studying athletic training while competing in soccer and lacrosse. Addie Fiandaca will continue her soccer career at Southern Maine Community College while studying nursing. Canton Hill brings his wrestling talents to Emmanuel College for business and sports management studies, holding the current career pin record at Sanford. Savannah Knight will study nursing and play lacrosse at St. Joseph's College, known for her team-first mentality. Simon Lanigan chose Thomas College for sports management and lacrosse, while Lukas MacLean will study business and finance there and participate in track and field. Zach Kassim will attend Southern Maine Community College to study anesthesiology while playing baseball. Mckenna Nanartowich heads to the University of Southern Maine for elementary education and lacrosse as the top recruit for her class. Lorenzo Omorogbe will play football at Hudson Valley Community College while studying exercise science. Madison Osborne pursues pre-med biology at the University of Maine while cheering. Audrey Payeur will study nursing and play field hockey at St. Anselm College, having broken multiple scoring records during her Sanford career. Sadie Sevigny chose Emmanuel College for nursing and lacrosse, while Tiffany Souliere will compete in track and field at York County Community College while studying education. The ceremony was also covered by WMTW Channel 8 News. Here’s the link to the story: https://www.wmtw.com/article/sanford-hosts-comittment-ceremony-for-athletes/64910713
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Sanford High School recently held its annual Jobs for Maine's Graduates (JMG) Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 20th, celebrating student achievements in the program. The event was led by student co-presidents Alissa Letourneau and Emily Letourneau, beginning with a 2024-2025 JMG video presentation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance by student Rylee LaPierre. Students Sophia DeVoe and Camille Decato recognized program volunteers, while Amber Campbell acknowledged Principal Tracy Gibson’s support. English teacher Mrs. Roy delivered a speech after being introduced by student Natalie Green. Roy emphasized how JMG equips students with essential life skills beyond the classroom, teaching them about finances, credit cards, loans, and job skills while building meaningful connections. "Consider your people, the last time you connected with them," Mrs. Roy advised, sharing a valuable teaching practice of taking inventory of relationships and following up with those who need connection most. SHS senior Kimberly Blanchard presented information on the Maine Career Exploration Model, noting an additional $10,000 was distributed to Sanford students this year, totaling $98,000. The program now includes a framework helping students earn credentials in job readiness, financial literacy, and leadership development. Senior Skyla Clarke shared how JMG transformed her future plans: "I continue working on going through steps of what it takes to enlist in the Air Force, and I am proud to say I have decided to do just that." She encouraged underclassmen to "listen to every adult who wants to share their career path." Senior Emily Letourneau reflected on Ms. Gifford's impact: "Miss Gifford has shaped me to be the person I am today. A mentor is someone who knows what you're capable of, and when you start to slip away from that, they're nearby to pick you back up and keep you on track." Senior Alissa Letourneau described her transformation from a freshman "sitting in the back, AirPods in, head down, trying to stay invisible" to becoming co-president of JMG. Through JMG, she discovered her leadership potential and competed at SkillsUSA winning a gold medal. "This fall, I'll be heading to the University of Southern Maine to study communications to become a NASCAR public relations specialist," she shared, adding, "This is coming from the girl who, just a few years ago, didn't want to leave home or even think about going to college." JMG Specialist Ms. Gifford presented senior spotlights highlighting each graduate's journey and future plans in fields ranging from early childhood education to fire science. The ceremony concluded with remarks from Izzy Mitchell, celebrating the strong community developed through JMG and its lasting impact on students' futures.