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19 minutes ago, Brian Jandreau
Spirit Wear

The Traitors Dinner Party

Get your tickets here: https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/gorham-high-school/69c5b7d87d7f591578d0dd27

This is a live interactive dinner experience. Just like the hit Peacock TV show, you should expect to participate as much or as little as you feel comfortable. There will be missions, there will be prizes, there will be banishes, and there will be murders.

Sadly, if you are “murdered” during the course of the evening you will become a silent participate in the game. You will be able to stay, watch how things play out, and enjoy the rest of your meal.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to our Director Josh at joshua.hurd@gorhamschools.org


24 minutes ago, Brian Jandreau
The Traitors Dinner Party
The Traitors Dinner Party
The Traitors Diner Party

This past week a number of our students attended the Eggs and Issues event through the Portland Chamber of Commerce. The focus for last week's event was the future of education. WGAN always covers the event, and this time, they interviewed Dr. Perry and a few of our students.  They all did a great job!

Check out the interview here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7sLMMwBg7dS23YBt0HFGdn?si=rgm9itF-RYie2LGc1EKkQA

31 minutes ago, Brian Jandreau

Latest GHS Weekly is Live! 🐏

From celebrating our 16 Latin Seal of Biliteracy recipients to updates on the new state cell phone mandate and our district AI handbook, there is a lot happening at GHS! Check out the full newsletter for details on Tuesday's Chorus Night, the upcoming Spring Break, and important AP exam payment reminders. The GHS Weekly!

about 1 hour ago, Brian Jandreau
Squid Games
GHS Anatomy and Sports Medicine students traveled to the Maine Health Hannaford Center today to participate in learning stations that included intubation, ultrasound, and mock scenarios with manikins. As you can see, they learned a lot and had a blast!
2 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Maine Health
Maine Health
Maine Health
Maine Health
Fewer than 136 yearbooks remain and over 300 students haven't yet ordered! We will NOT order more books, so hurry and buy yours before they sell out!
2 days ago, Sarah Dolley
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First, The Ram Jam would first like to thank all the participating advisories for their submissions of Found Poetry last week. There were so many amazing options to choose from! Second, we are excited to announce the winners of the Found Poetry activity! The advisories that won are: Ms. Nelson and Ms. Paul!!!!! And, with an honorable mention to Mr. Hawkins & Murray's advisory! Ms Nelson and Ms Paul's groups will get a surprise next week during advisory - and one of them will be published in The Ram Jam literary magazine that will be released in May - but you will have to wait until then to find out whose poem will be published in the magazine! Finally, students and staff, be on the lookout for an email today from Mrs. Tibbetts that announces who will be published in this year's Ram Jam Literary magazine!
3 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Great job by Grayson, Cora, Frank, Izzy, Ms. Bourget, and Ms. Deveaux who presented to the Gorham School Committee this evening about Aspire Gorham. Everyone has a story. What's yours?
4 days ago, Brian Jandreau
GHS staff and students (from left to right Ms. Bourget, Grayson, Cora, Frank, Isabel, Ms. Deveaux) presented to the Gorham School Committee tonight. Great job!
Airlink Flight School, located at 1085 Westbrook St, Portland, ME, is a local flight school option for those seeking a career in aviation. They are hosting a Spring Fling Event and invite high schoolers and parents to enjoy a facility tour, check out their planes, hear from those with a career in aviation, learn the pathway to becoming a pilot, ask questions, and sign up for a discovery flight and experience flying firsthand. They offer flexible, comprehensive flight training, ideal for students exploring paths to becoming professional pilots. Event: Airlink Flight School Spring Fling Where: Airlink Flight School 1085 Westbrook St. Portland, ME 04102 When: May 16th, 2026, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM They are committed to helping students in the community launch their aviation careers. Please reach out to Carinne Reid, Airlink Flight School with any questions; carinne.reid@gmail.com or #207-424-3274 www.airlinkflightschool.com
6 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Just a reminder to The Ram Jam staff that we will be meeting today after school in the library! Any questions - check the google classroom! Interested in joining? New members are always welcome!
6 days ago, Sarah Dolley

The GHS Weekly: Week of April 5

It’s a busy week at Gorham High! We are celebrating Assistant Principal Appreciation Week and hosting All Gorham Band Night this Tuesday at 6:00 pm in the Gym. Important reminders inside regarding the Maine Science Assessment for Juniors, free youth physical vouchers from the Nurse’s office, and the official launch of the Senior Workplace Learning Experience. Click here for more info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A5UB1OtfEoaqpFZj2VtR8bmyOh7wPvQuGM44FUEpkVA/edit?usp=sharing

7 days ago, Brian Jandreau
GHS Daily
Royce and Tony, two talented Culinary Arts seniors from Gorham High School, recently showcased their skills as part of their senior project, which included designing, preparing, and serving a full menu at the Westbrook-Gorham Rotary Club luncheon.

Each student brought their own creativity and passion to the table. Royce crafted a menu inspired by the bold and iconic flavors of New York street food, while Tony designed a spicy, vibrant Haitian-inspired menu. Both menus were thoughtfully planned and beautifully executed, highlighting the incredible talent of these chefs in training.

As part of this special experience, students were encouraged to invite a few important people in their lives to attend the luncheon. Royce and Tony welcomed several Gorham High School staff members and family, making the event not only a professional milestone but also a meaningful personal celebration.

We are so proud of Royce and Tony for their hard work, creativity, and dedication.
8 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Culinary
Culinary
GHS Boys Baseball Spring-Training Trip to Providence
8 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Baseball
Baseball
GHS Students participating in the Titan Challenge at IDEXX
8 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Titan Challenge at IDEXX
Titan Challenge at IDEXX
Titan Challenge at IDEXX
Titan Challenge at IDEXX
Titan Challenge at IDEXX
Titan Challenge at IDEXX
Girls Tennis will meet in Mr. Crosby's room after school today
9 days ago, Sarah Dolley
College Visit: For any students interested in learning more about Suffolk University, Eli Rothleder, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions, will be in the GHS Guidance Office on Friday, April 10th at 9:00 am. This is a great opportunity to learn more about what Suffolk has to offer; he looks forward to speaking with any interested students! Please stop by the Guidance Office for a pass ahead of time if you'd like to meet with him.
10 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Prom tickets will be on sale during lunches the week of April 13th and the week of April 27th. Tickets are $40. Please note there are no ticket sales on Friday, May 1st. Prom is for juniors and seniors but a sophomore may attend as a guest only. Students from other high schools may attend as well, but the dance guest form must be completed with signatures and a guest photo ID and returned to the main office prior to purchasing a ticket. CTE students who are not here during lunch can see Mrs. Teixeira to purchase a ticket.
10 days ago, Sarah Dolley
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SENDING THIS REMINDER TO ANY INTERESTED JUNIORS! Please see the information below regarding the University of Maine Consider Engineering Summer Program! The Chip Moody Consider Engineering Program is a challenging and rewarding four-day overnight summer program for high school juniors to get a taste of college life and what it takes to be an engineer! Be one of 132 students who will be competitively selected to attend the program from Maine and around the U.S. who will be invited to spend four days at the University of Maine participating in exciting engineering experiments, problem solving challenges, and great networking with faculty, practicing engineers and fellow campers—at no cost to you. This program is offered three times in July to groups of 36 students who have completed their junior year of study, excel in math and science, and demonstrate communication and leadership skills. This free-of-charge educational and inspiring program is competitive, with only half the applicants gaining admission. On campus food and lodging is provided. The Application Deadline for current high school juniors is April 15th. Admission decisions will be announced on or before May 31st via the email address provided in the application. 2026 Program Dates: July 12-15, July 19-22 or July 26-29 (students can rank their preferences in the application) If you have questions please reach out to - umaineppf.org/consider-engineering Copies of the the Consider Engineering Program Brochure are also available in the GHS Guidance Office.
10 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Any Junior students who are interested in participating in Dirigo State this summer, there is an informational meeting THIS MORNING DURING ADVISORY in the library. Application is due soon, come learn more!
10 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Magic the Gathering club will be meeting after school Wednesday April 8th in B-106 Ms. Ramonas's Room
11 days ago, Sarah Dolley