On Wednesday, September 16th - The board of RSU 34 was informed of the plan for a Fall Sports season without spectators. This action is to move through with a season that is in compliance with the MPA return to play and the Maine Governor's office rule on the 100 person limit. Regarding Fans at OTHS Sporting Events: OTHS will not have any home or away fans at... READ MORE >

Good Afternoon We hope the first couple of weeks of school have gone well! We have a couple of updates for you. Attendance Our student information system, Infinite Campus, has created solutions for teachers to take in-person and virtual attendance simultaneously. There have been some bumps in the road as we’ve learned the system. If you have any questions... READ MORE >

Good Morning! Despite some very unusual circumstances, we are off to a really good start to the 2020-2021 school year. Our students came prepared to learn and our teachers are working hard to make the best use of time when they see students in person as well as times when they can only access them virtually. I know that this set-up is not the ideal, but it is... READ MORE >

Update: Friday, September 4, 2020 Here is the latest : I will start by saying that obviously things are still changing and some answers are still coming in. With that being said, OTHS Athletics is moving forward to support student-athlete participation. The MPA has pushed the start date back for all MPA Sponsored sports, the start date is now September 14,... READ MORE >

Below is a press release from the MPA this afternoon delaying the start of the fall sports season until 9/14. Sorry for more bad news! I will keep you posted on any new developments. More information to come regarding what sports and how things will operate.MPA, MSBA, MSSA & Mills Administration Statements on Fall Sports in MaineAUGUSTA – The Maine... READ MORE >

Good Evening We are continuing to refine our plans and have a few more details to fill in. Protocols There are many protocols that have been put in place by the DOE and RSU 34 that all staff and students will need to follow for in person instruction. Below are some of the major changes. *All staff and students will be required to wear masks. We are working... READ MORE >

Very Important! If your OTHS student needs bus transportation this year, please fill out this form. Thank you!https://forms.gle/qtxTv2ezkoEm READ MORE >

From the Office of the Athletic Director: This is the latest information that can be shared regarding return to play. We will know a lot more on schedules after 8/18/20 state wide meetings. These are the current recommendations and guidelines for individual sports for the Fall 2020 Sports Season. These are all subject to change per MPA, CDC, and RSU 34 practices... READ MORE >

Dear Parent/Guardian, We hope that your summer, while a bit different this year, is still as healthy and happy as it can be. This email is intended to inform you of the scheduling change that we will be making for the 2020-2021 school year. We are not going to bombard you with too much information in this email; we will go into other details about the upcoming... READ MORE >

MPA Member School Administrators – The following news release will be sent to the media this afternoon. April 9, 2020 | For Immediate Release Contact Person: Mike Burnham, Executive Director, Maine Principals’ Association It is with regret that the Maine Principals’ Association announces the cancellation of the 2020 spring athletic season. Please know... READ MORE >

For all Scholarships: If it is a scholarship that has an e-mail address attached to it, please send the e-mail address to your school counselor (along with name of scholarship) and we will e-mail the official transcript and letter of recommendation and you can e-mail your application directly. If there is not an e-mail and you received the scholarship from... READ MORE >

While we may not be AT school, we can still be together in spirit! During the week of April 6-10, Student Council invites staff and students of OTHS to dress up and post photos on social media. Check the daily hashtag before posting so that we can all share our Old Town SPIRIT!!! We are going digital this year! You can visit the News and Updates section of the... READ MORE >

Good afternoon RSU #34 Community, Here are a few updates for our families. This week and next week are about connecting with families, trying to address resource needs, and encouraging kids to stay engaged. Please keep an eye out for our school buses delivering food - they start their routes at 10:30 AM and anyone ages 0-18 can pick up food at no cost. We do need... READ MORE >

Link to the bus routes - https://tinyurl.com/v2a8v66 Meals for children 0-18 will be available for pick up DAILY by the tent at OTHS from 10am-12pm Daily bus routes will also begin Monday, March 23. Nine buses will depart OTHS at 10:30am and navigate their typical routes. Here are a few things to keep in mind: Please be patient. We do not have a timeline for... READ MORE >

to access this letter via the web - https://tinyurl.com/OTHSupdate1 March 19, 2020 Dear Parents/Guardians: As we move into these uncharted waters of at-home learning, this letter is an effort to provide you with an update about where we are in developing a plan for a longer-term period of online learning. We are trying to be thoughtful. We know that an... READ MORE >

Regional School Unit #34 Alton, Bradley, and Old Town Jon Doty, Ed.D. Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment 576 Stillwater Ave. – Old Town, ME 04468 – (207) 827-3932 - Fax (207) 827-3926 – jon.doty@rsu34.orgSchool Closure Take-Home Packets Dear Parents / Caregivers, Please find in this packet optional resources that you can use to keep... READ MORE >

Regional School Unit #34 Alton – Bradley – Old Town 156 Oak Street Old Town, Maine 04468 Telephone (207) 827-7171 David A. Walker, Superintendent Dear Parents, Staff and Community Members, Thanks to all of you who have expressed support, asked good questions, and provided assistance as we work together to understand the coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak... READ MORE >

Here’s a link to the digital version for the Community Connections: Fall 2019 Community Connections - https://5il.co/9hnk Winter 2019-2020 Community Connections - https://5il.co/cqle READ MORE >

Greetings from Old Town High School! I hope you all had a great summer. The faculty, staff, and administration at Old Town High School are very excited about the upcoming school year. Like every summer before this one, the summer days have come and gone much too quickly. Our custodial staff is currently in the process of cleaning the entire building... READ MORE >

See the attached Calendar for 19-20 School Year!School Hours!7:30 - 8:10 AM - School open for intervention, early school work, clubs/activities, early school related meetings, etc. Students have to be in the building with a purpose.8:10 - 8:30 AM - Students prepare for the day.8:30 - 3:05 PM - Regular School Day READ MORE >

We have a consistent battle in education to communicate to students about what the future can be if you put in hard work, take time to improve yourself, and what the bigger picture in life is. This is a story highlighted by the Maine DOE Newsroom on our RSU #34 Reading Recovery program and the success of a student who bought into the mindset of self improvement and... READ MORE >

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Pavers make great gifts to honor family and friends or for remembering those loved ones who have passed. 4x8 and 8x8 options provide the best space to immortalize your family member for all to see.Visit the Main office at OTHS for an order form or stop by an athletic event to check out the pavers leading up to the Victory Field enterance. READ MORE >

Each school year JROTC students select a Service Learning Project that is both useful and meaningful to the community. They often target outdoor projects in the spring which gives them the school year to plan, and also gets them out of the classroom after the winter months. Last year, students volunteered time to a spring cleanup project at Sarah’s House. This year... READ MORE >