Congratulations to GMS student, Patrick Vanmeter, for accepting the privilege of singing the National Anthem to open up the Maine House of Representatives session earlier this morning. Check it out using the link below (scroll to the 10:25 mark just after the opening prayer to listen in)! Wonderful performance! Be sure to listen all the way to the end when they recognize Patrick and give him a standing ovation! GO RAMS!
https://legislature.maine.gov/audio/#house_chmber?event=95880&startDate=2026-03-17T10:00:00-04:00
Congratulations to (from left to right): Mia Downing, Evie Prather, Sarah Wilson, Jackson Lavertu, Jordan Fotter, Aylla Vaughn - all GHS students who earned medals at the recent Skills competition! Evie even won GOLD in Health Occupations! GO RAMS!
Spring sports begin March 23rd for baseball, softball and lacrosse goalies only. All other sports begin March 30th. All student-athletes must be registered and have a valid physical on file. #GORAMS
Register here ➡️ mpa.fpsports.org
Maine’s First District Winner: Claudette Wesse Takes First Place!
We are beyond thrilled to announce that Gorham High School senior Claudette Wesse has been named the 1st place winner of the 2026 Congressional Art Award for Maine’s First Congressional District! Her piece: Blissful Innocence. GO RAMS!
We are beyond thrilled to announce that Gorham High School senior Claudette Wesse has been named the 1st place winner of the 2026 Congressional Art Award for Maine’s First Congressional District! Her piece: Blissful Innocence. GO RAMS!
Congratulations to the boys who competed this past Friday at New Balance Indoor Nationals in Boston. They broke our school record in the sprint medley relay (200 meters - 200 meters - 400 meters - 800 meters) that has existed for over twenty years!
Way to go Isaac Vail, Brayden Logan, Antoine Dube and Jack Cyr!
GO RAMS!
Way to go Isaac Vail, Brayden Logan, Antoine Dube and Jack Cyr!
GO RAMS!
The GSD is hosting an open forum for our early childhood education community to learn more about our plans to take on Early Childhood Special Education Services beginning July 1, 2026, for 4-year-olds, and the following year for 3-year-olds. Please see the flyer for details, and feel free to share it with those who may be interested!
GHS students from the Lynx Program went ice fishing today. This picture shows Kayden catching his first fish! Students will now take the fish back to school to learn how to fillet them, and they will learn some fish anatomy along the way! A great learning experience indeed! From left to right: Eligh Head, Kayden Edwards, and Conor Keniston
The Gorham Schools are all being treated to an awe inspiring visit from our GHS chorus students today beginning at GHS! Awesome job!
Good luck to our FIVE GHS student athletes competing in the New Balance Indoor Track & Field National Competition Tomorrow! GO RAMS!
Best of Luck to our GHS Students Competing in the Skills USA competition tomorrow in Bangor! GO RAMS!
Waiting for the SC meeting g to start...we are in for a treat with the 5th grade band members from Narragansett performing!
Got some feedback that it would be good to have the LINK on the poster as well as the QR code...here you go! Link added to bottom of the flyer!
The Gorham Schools is doing some preliminary work to begin a full-fledged strategic planning process later this summer/fall. To help guide this important work, we have created a 3-question survey. Please see the flyer below and scan the code to complete by March 16! Survey is open to all Gorham Staff, Students, Families, and Community Members! THANK YOU!
Level II Certification Complete for Magic School A.I. WOW - the sheer number of tools is incredible for teachers! Soft roll out this spring with teachers...more to come in the Fall of 2026! Stay Tuned!
Working through Magic School Certification Courses. Just completed Level I. So far, loving the tool! A great way to learn about how to best utilize A.I. in classrooms in a safe, structured, and supported way! On to Level II!
For those that wonder how it is possible for total enrollment numbers to go down in Maine's public schools while costs go up - I think this chart does a nice job explaining. While overall numbers go down - NEEDS GO UP- and with increased needs, comes increased costs. These data come from Maine Data Warehouse.
March 6 Superintendent's Blog is Ready To View! Check it out using the link below: https://gorhamsuperintendent.blogspot.com/
Thank you to our GHS students who helped provide activities for our incoming K students while their parents visited classrooms and talked with teachers!
Another great crowd at Narragansett for their Kindergarten Information night! Already getting excited for next year!
Great crowd for tonight's Great Falls Kindergarten information night!
