
Thanks to the work of the math department and leadership of Ms. Nelson, 18 students began training for the Junior Achievement Titan Challenge. This interactive program introduces high school students to various aspects of running a business. Students prepare to be the CEO of a cell phone company and make decisions that business executive space on a day-to-day basis. They learn about the impact of their decisions on finances, employees, consumers, and the community. As a culminating event, students will compete against schools across the state. Big thanks to our partners Junior Achievement of Maine and Mike Neff at RMD for making it a reality!


For any students interested in meeting with several different military branch recruiters during the lunch periods over the next few weeks, please see the following info: Sgt. Gowans w/U.S. Marines, Wednesday, March 19th SFC Richard Bowen w/U.S. Army, Tuesday, March 25th Ssgt. Madison Schaubhut w/Maine Air National Guard, Wednesday, April 9th Feel free to speak with any of these recruiters if you're interested!

More than 50 students showed up for a presentation on the Maine Construction Academy today! There are only a few spots left. Learn more and apply here: aspiregorham.live/APPLYMCA


Tomorrow, during Advisory, we're holding an informational meeting about a paid summer opportunity to explore the trades and get connected to apprenticeships.
The program runs from 6/25-7/24 (with 7/3-7/4 off) and will include training in Osha 10, First Aid, and NCCER. Students will visit several worksites and network with employers. They're paid through Goodwill Solutions and receive free boots and a tool kit. All students who complete the program are guaranteed at least one interview for an apprenticeship. The deadline to apply is April 15th.
Any interested student is encouraged to join us in the auditorium tomorrow during advisory (12:30-12:45 pm). Advisors are welcome to bring their whole crew.



Explore the trades and get paid for it! Join an informational meeting about the Maine Construction Academy in the MPAC during advisory tomorrow (Thursday). Sign up at aspiregorham.live/MCAInfoSession or just show up!


Early-Release Day Today - Wednesday, March 12th. Students dismissed at 11:00. The kitchen has breakfast available and will be serving pizza from 9:15-11:00 and will have bag lunches available at 11:00.

The Class of 2026 is putting on a semi-formal Spring Fling on March 28th from 7-9pm. The tickets will be sold from Friday the 21st to Thursday the 27th. Tickets will be sold at all lunches, but not the Friday of the dance. Tickets are $10 a person, and all outside guests will need a form from the office

Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 12th, is an early-release day. Students will be dismissed at 11:00. Please note: In addition to breakfast, the cafeteria will be serving pizza 9:15-11:00 and bag lunches tomorrow.

The 10th annual Gorham's Got Talent will be held this Friday, March 14 in MPAC. Tickets are $10 with a $25 cap for household families. Come check out the amazing performers on this fun night of music, dancing, comedy, and magic!

The Gorham High School Spring Sale is underway, featuring all new designs! You'll save 20% with code: SPRING. Shop at https://1stplace.sale/44748


On Saturday, March 8, two GHS students participated in the National History Day in Maine Southern Regional Contest at the University of Southern Maine in Portland. Both students were selected as finalists in their categories: Elsie Moreno in the Senior Individual Website category, and Lucas Lane in the Senior Paper category. They will be advancing to the state contest, which will be held on May 3 at the University of Maine. Congratulations to Elsie and Lucas!

Reminder to seniors that, during Advisory, there is an important class meeting today about end-of-year events.

History Club will meet in Mr. Farrington's room this WEDNESDAY right after the early release.


Please help us raise money through Hannaford Helps Schools! This wonderful program really helps schools. At GHS, we use the money raised for scholarships for students. Please click here for more information: https://mailchi.mp/39829b1c9706/its-time-for-hannaford-helps-schools-19874709?e=c943c72ccd


Course registrations for next year begin Monday, March 17th. Please check out the GHS website and app for more information: https://ghs.gorhamschools.org/o/ghs/article/2075708

Interested in being a teacher? Sign up for our new Teaching Pre-Apprenticeship course being offered next year! See Ms. Bowers, Ms, Kenigsberg, or your school counselor for more details!.


Congratulations to the GHS One Act Cast Crew! Heading to states!


There will be an informational sign-up meeting for Outdoor Track on Tuesday, 3/18 in the library beginning at 2:30. Anyone interested in participation in Outdoor Track should attend the meeting. Please email Coach Tanguay or Coach Stone with any questions. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting on 3/18 in the library at 2:30.


Interested in learning more about the Maine Construction Academy? We're holding an informational meeting in the auditorium this Thursday, March 13th (12:30-12:45 pm). This 4-week paid summer program exposes students to trades and connects them to apprenticeships in their field of interest. Sign up here to join the info meeting: aspiregorham.live/MCAInfoSession


Looking for something to do Tuesday, March 11th?! Gorham High School has a couple AMAZING things to offer! First, join us for the last home Unified Basketball game at 3:30. This is also senior night and the team will be honoring their 4 seniors-- Brett, Dylan, Lucky, and Natalie.
Shortly after, the GHS Key Club will be hosting the first ever Seniors vs Faculty Basketball game at 6:00. Tickets are $5/adults and $3/students. All proceeds go to Camp Sunshine-- a nonprofit organization that provides hope, joy, and community through unique experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. We have amazing rosters on both sides, and we hope to have some fun while raising money for an amazing cause!
