All three of Sanford High School’s jazz groups qualified for the State High School Jazz Instrumental Festival.  The groups performed at Kennebunk High School for the District 1 Jazz Festival Thursday night and earned high scores to qualify for states.  The three groups are Jazz Ensemble 1, Jazz Ensemble 2, and Jazz Combo.  The State Instrumental Festival is on March 15th and 16th.
Sanford Pride Elementary’s Student Leadership team is comprised of third and fourth grade students, with representatives from each classroom.
Students have written unique four-beat compositions using quarter notes, paired eighth notes, and quarter rests.
Sanford Regional Technical Center students in the Information Technologies and Networking Program spent time in SRTC’s Culinary Arts Program installing its first Point of Sale (POS) system.
Students in Ms. Brann’s and Ms. Wechter’s kindergarten classes at Carl J. Lamb had their K for ME Showcase on Friday.
​Sanford High School’s wrestling team finished third this weekend in its home gym at the Class A South Regional Championships.
​Carl J. Lamb hosted a series of visits from The Cromwell Center for Disabilities this week.
Sanford Regional Technical Center Director Matt Petermann represented SRTC in the Hall of Flags at the Capitol in Augusta on Wednesday.
130 Sanford High School and Sanford Regional Technical Center students recently completed the Maine Career Exploration Badge through the Jobs for Maine Graduates Program (JMG).
Sanford Regional Technical Center students in the Cosmetology Program visited Empire Beauty School in Somersworth, New Hampshire.
Plants Plus at Sanford Regional Technical Center is holding a Valentine’s flower and plant sale from Monday, February 12th, to Wednesday, February 14th.
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Last week, 16 AP Art and NAHS Sanford High students took the train to Boston with Ms. Warner and Mrs. Schindler to visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and The Museum of Fine Arts.
Carl J. Lamb teachers used their early release day time this week to dive into student writing standards and evidence of student application of the standards in their writing, celebrate what students were doing well, and share instructional strategies and next steps with one another.
Over 400 Margaret Chase Smith students and families attended the school's first Sweetheart Dance on Friday, February 2nd.
Applications are now available for the 2024-2025 school year.
Sanford Middle School participated in National Wear Red Day on Friday, February 2nd.
The Sanford School Department's maintenance and custodial teams play an important and often unnoticed role in ensuring that our schools are ready to open in the winter during stormy weather.
Sanford Middle Schoo’s aquaponics program was recently featured in the Maine Agriculture in the Classroom’s February newsletter.
Sanford High School students were treated to a special performance of Step Afrika! on Monday morning.