Today's Senior Rec. - Joseph D'Angelo - a multi-sport, multi-season athlete for the Coyotes. Joseph is a 4 year participant with Baseball, Swim, and Soccer. Best of luck in the future and with your future endeavors.
Today's Senior Rec. - Claudia Damboise - a multi-sport, multi-season athlete for the Coyotes. Claudia is a 4 year participant with Track, Basketball, and Soccer. Best of luck in the future and with your future endeavors.
Parents & families of RSU #34 kids, we seek your input/feedback! Our families and educators have done amazing things with kids on an emergency basis this spring. Please let us know the strengths and challenges on this anonymous survey: Due 6/3 https://forms.gle/hdJ4X7RseMUhHjdp9
Today's Senior Rec. - Lillian Francis - an influential and important member of the Robotics program for OTHS. Because of her dedication to the program our Robotics team has grown to win competitions and awards in the state of Maine. Best of luck in the future!
Today's Senior Rec. - Grace Harvey - a multi-sport 4 year athlete at OTHS. Grace has added her positive spirit and contagious smile/laugh to all her teams. Grace is a 4 year member of the OTHS track and field team. Thank you for your energy given to OTHS Athletics!
Today senior recognition - Elijah Veilleux a senior and member of multiple athletic teams in his four year athletic career. Elijah is a state champion track athlete and 4 year member of the track team. Thank you for your time and effort as a proud Coyote Athlete!
Side Promotion for the current times! Get your Coyote gear and promote the Pack! Hurry, the shop closes 06/09/2020! Show your school pride as we work through these times TOGETHER! - https://www.bsnteamsports.com/shop/HSRjoNzHXx
Today's Senior Rec goes to Chris Albert, a 3 season, multi-sport athlete for the Coyotes. Thank you for the time and being a great addition to our athletic teams! Best of luck in the future.
Today's Senior Rec goes to Jadeyn Cain, a participant in multiple sports throughout her High School and a 4 year softball player for the Coyotes. Thank you for the time and being a great addition to our athletic teams! Best of luck in the future.
Frustrated AD Update - so apparently the challenge has been accepted by someone or something - with the destruction of the backboard at the OTHS complex, we are officially closed to public use. The basketball, tennis, softball, practice field, and baseball fields will be posted and is closed to public use. The track facility at the moment will stay open but I can predict will be closed soon with the action of some people who want to ruin it for everyone.
We have video, we have filed reports, anyone with information is encouraged to report it. Sorry for the frustrated post and attitude, but enough is enough!
Frustrated AD Update - so apparently the challenge has been accepted by someone or something - with the destruction of the backboard at the OTHS complex, we are officially closed to public use. The basketball, tennis, softball, practice field, and baseball fields will be posted and is closed to public use. The track facility at the moment will stay open but I can predict will be closed soon with the action of some people who want to ruin it for everyone.
We have video, we have filed reports, anyone with information is encouraged to report it. Sorry for the frustrated post and attitude, but enough is enough!
Frustrated AD Update - so apparently the challenge has been accepted by someone or something - with the destruction of the backboard at the OTHS complex, we are officially closed to public use. The basketball, tennis, softball, practice field, and baseball fields will be posted and is closed to public use. The track facility at the moment will stay open but I can predict will be closed soon with the action of some people who want to ruin it for everyone.
We have video, we have filed reports, anyone with information is encouraged to report it. Sorry for the frustrated post and attitude, but enough is enough!
Frustrated AD Update - so apparently the challenge has been accepted by someone or something - with the destruction of the backboard at the OTHS complex, we are officially closed to public use. The basketball, tennis, softball, practice field, and baseball fields will be posted and is closed to public use. The track facility at the moment will stay open but I can predict will be closed soon with the action of some people who want to ruin it for everyone.
We have video, we have filed reports, anyone with information is encouraged to report it. Sorry for the frustrated post and attitude, but enough is enough!
Today's Senior Day Rec - Riley Matson - a 4 year participant in the arts at OTHS and an integral part of the success of many musicals at OTHS - your talent and dedication will be missed and best of luck in the future!
Today's Senior Rec. is Mackenzie Austin! A four year, 3 season athlete for the Coyote. Thank you for your time and dedication to our programs - Best of luck in the future!
Today the OTHS staff honored our Class of 2020 by delivering the first of many small gestures. We did this in person, with the personal touch this class deserves. These signs were funded & delivered by our awesome staff for the students. We are proud & you are missed!
Hey class of 2020! A little surprise coming your way tomorrow as staff are getting together (socially distant of course) and delivering a little love from OTHS! Staff Parade leave at 10 AM - Separated into 4 groups going to our surrounding areas! See ya tomorrow class of 2020!
MAINE’S COMMUNITY COLLEGES OFFER FREE SUMMER COURSES FOR GRADUATES OF MAINE’S HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2020
AUGUSTA, ME — The members of Maine’s high school Class of 2020 got an early graduation gift today – access to free summer courses at Maine’s community colleges.
Maine students who graduate in 2019/2020 are invited to apply for the free online courses. A student taking two free college courses this summer at a Maine Community College can save between $2,000 and $7,000 in tuition at a four-year college or university.
“The Class of 2020 has lost a lot this spring, from missing out on proms and traditional graduation ceremonies to a disruption of their college and work plans,” said David Daigler, president of the Maine Community College System, in announcing the MCCS Gift to the Class of 2020. “Summer jobs are likely to be in short supply which makes it hard to earn money to help with college expenses and gain valuable work experience. We hope this can save the Class of 2020 significant time and money in reaching their college and career goals. We can’t replace what they have lost, but we can offer to help them keep moving forward.”
Students interested in getting a head start on their college career will be eligible to choose from online college-level classes in English, math, sciences, languages, psychology, history, digital photography, creative writing, and more.
More information is available at https://www.mccs.me.edu/class-gift-2020/, where students can connect with a college navigator to explore course options and get help registering for classes.
About 13,000 Maine students will graduate from high school this spring, and about 60 percent – or 8,000 students – are expected to enroll in college this fall. The MCCS Gift to the Class of 2020 is an invitation to all graduates to explore their interests and potential.
Maine’s seven community colleges provide education and training to over 27,000 individuals each year and offer nearly 300 degree and certificate options in over 140 occupational fields. More than 75 percent of those offerings are the only ones of their kind in the state.
For today's senior day recognition, we highlight Hannah Sibley - a 4 year starter for OTHS Softball - best of luck in the future and thank you for your dedication.
For today's senior day recognition, we highlight Matt Pelletier - a 3 season runner for the Coyotes for all 4 years of his HS career - best of luck in the future and thank you for your dedication.
