Thank you to the National Honor Society for hosting our now annual Thanksgiving bingo event!
Students in English 9 premiered their “book trailers” today and dressed up for the red carpet event!
Are you looking for ways to get community service hours? Do you enjoy working with elementary age students? If so, please consider volunteering with the Big Brother/Big Sister program. This program matches Gorham High School students with elementary age students in our Gorham elementary schools. You would meet with your "match" at the elementary school where you can do activities such as play on the playground or play board games etc. The Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization would train you before you began and they ask you to commit to at least one hour a week.
If you are interested, reach out to Ms. Stevens in the guidance office for more information.
Sign up for Senior Seminar!
Highlighting this year's International Day of Action student social media contest winners.
The Most Visually Appealing social media post was awarded to Aspenelle De Los Reyes from Gorham High School.
To view other winning contest entries or learn more about ICAI, visit our website - https://academicintegrity.org/
If you see any of the following students, congratulate them on their induction to the National Honor Society!
Native American Heritage Month
Honoring Indigenous Identity and Culture
For any students interested in learning more about a career in space exploration, in partnership with NASA, the Hispanic Heritage Foundation is excited to bring you "Hacking a Career in Space Exploration", a virtual event featuring NASA professionals sharing their career paths and insights. Think you need to be a rocket scientist to work at NASA? Think again! Join them on Thursday, December 5th at 4:00 PM ET and learn from their panelists as they share their personal journeys, offer glimpses into their daily work, and discuss how they found their way to their current roles advancing space exploration. Interested students can discover how different skills, backgrounds, and experiences come together at NASA! No advanced STEM degree required, just bring your curiosity and questions! To register for this event, please go to - https://www.jotform.com/form/243166573099163
All NEW National Honor Society members will be meeting in the MPAC right after school. Please enter through the door across from the band and chorus rooms.
For any students interested in learning more about what the Maine Army National Guard has to offer, Sgt. Steven Thomas will be in front of the cafeteria during the lunches on Tuesday, November 19th - feel free to stop by and ask any questions that you might have!
Join Rainbow League for button making, snacks and candy at our next meeting today after school! All are welcome, you can reach out to Mr. Hawkins with any questions.
Please join me in thanking our Education Support Professionals this week! ESP Day, on Wednesday, November 20th, is a day to recognize the many professionals who support students, educators, and school leadership. These professionals include: Custodians, Education Technicians, Maintenance Workers, and Office Staff.
Join Rainbow League for button making, snacks and candy at our next meeting on Monday November 18th! All are welcome, you can reach out to Mr. Hawkins with any questions!
Join Rainbow League for button making, snacks and candy at our next meeting on Monday November 18th! All are welcome, you can reach out to Mr. Hawkins with any questions.
Are you passionate about coding, engineering, 3D printing, or hands-on building? Join us in the library during any lunch period this Thursday the 14th to learn about Northern Force Robotics, our award-winning FIRST Robotics team. As champions of last year's UNH District event and recipients of the prestigious District Impact Award, we offer opportunities to design, program, and construct robots and electronics. Whether you're into software development, mechanical engineering, or making, there's a place for you. Remember, that's this Thursday in the library during any lunch period. See you there!
The Young Founders Lab is an opportunity for interested students to work one-on-one with mentors from organizations like Google, Microsoft and Bain to solve a social problem and build a revenue-generating a start-up of your own; this is a great opportunity for interested students to work with established entrepreneurs and professionals! The Young Founders Lab is a real-world start-up bootcamp based on incubators such as the Y-Combinator. Students work in groups or individually to build a revenue-generating start-up - through the program, students will have a group of founder mentors, and will work with a small group of other students or individually to work on your start-up idea. The program is open to all students who are currently enrolled in high school, however, the program does have a selection process that involves an interview. The Winter Regular Application Deadline is November 24, 2024. Program Start Date - Winter Team Cohort: 21 December, 2024 Winter Individual Program: 16 December, 2024 (Flexible) For more information and to apply, please go to - https://airtable.com/apprzr1j8zGIMBupG/shrZU6Hxuui9nIq4j For any questions, please contact stephen.turban@youngfounderslab.com
For any students interested in learning more about the University of Maine Augusta or Prescott College, college reps from each school will be here on the following days: University of Maine Augusta - Thursday, November 21st at 10 am Prescott College - Friday, November 22nd at 1:00 pm Both visits will take place in the Guidance Office; please stop by for a pass beforehand if you're interested in speaking with either of these college reps!
Join Rainbow League for button making, snacks and candy at our next meeting on Monday November 18th! All are welcome, you can reach out to Mr. Hawkins with any questions.
SPANISH CLUB will be meeting on Monday, November 18th, in Room C-200, before school. Enjoy a snack and chat in Spanish!
Join Rainbow League for button making, snacks and candy at our next meeting on Monday November 18th! All are welcome, you can reach out to Mr. Hawkins with any questions.
