The PCMS Lady Pirates played a whopper of a game tonight vs Hichborn on their field, and took home the semi-final victory with a score of 15-9. They got down to business in the first inning, scoring 4 before it was over. They held Howland scoreless for several innings and lead all the way to the end. While not a perfect game, the girls put into practice what they've been being taught all season-to let those mistakes go and make the next play. They worked well together tonight. Stay tuned to see who they will face in the championship game! 🥎
3 days ago, Wendy Viera
The PCHS athletic hall of fame committee is meeting on June 20th. As of right now we do not have any new nominations. If you would like to nominate someone please get the nomination forms in by June 18th. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1scyIYmZVPFcARifx8Px0EAdj9-NB7q-T/view
4 days ago, Andrew Shorey
Great job to the Forest Collaborative Class as they presented their project to all the Forest Collaborative schools in Augusta today. Their project was "The River Walk Restoration Project" . They represented PCHS and our community extremely well
8 days ago, John Keane
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Please be advised the PCES traffic loop will be blocked Friday afternoon, May 26th until approximately 2:15pm. 6th Grade students are raising money to purchase doors and windows for a village school in Tanzania as part of their Make A Difference Challenge. The loop around the building will be coned off to traffic so those in our Hike-A-Thon may safely walk the 5 miles in total. Parents needing to sign out a child/arriving for pick ups earlier than 2:15 will need to park and walk up/remain in line of cars waiting near our lower parking lot. PCES 6th Graders and our friends in Tanzania thank you in advance for your support and understanding!
9 days ago, Jennifer Watson
M.S.A.D. #4 Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Sangerville, Wellington 2023-2024 Opening Grade 2 Teacher (Interested candidates should make out an SAD #4 application plus send a letter of application, transcripts, resume, current certification, and three written references.) Position will be filled when a suitable candidate has been found. Please call for an application (207) 876-3444 or get one from our website at sad4.org M.S.A.D. #4 Superintendent Kelly MacFadyen 25 Campus Drive Guilford, ME 04443 (207) 876-3444 E.O.E.
9 days ago, Nicki Greene
M.S.A.D. #4 Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Sangerville, Wellington 2023-2024 Opening Cook Start Date: August 2023 30 hours per week. (Pay scale $15.25 to $18.25) ServSafe Certified and prior experience a plus. Must be a motivated self-starter and a team player. (Interested candidates should make out an SAD #4 application plus send a letter of application, transcripts, resume, current certification, and three written references.) Position will be filled when a suitable candidate has been found. Please call for an application (207) 876-3444 or get one from our website at sad4.org M.S.A.D. #4 Superintendent Kelly MacFadyen 25 Campus Drive Guilford, ME 04443 (207) 876-3444 E.O.E.
9 days ago, Nicki Greene
M.S. baseball will be traveling to Mt. Jefferson for a 12 PM game Saturday 5/27. M.S. softball will be hosting Medway at 12 PM Saturday.
9 days ago, Andrew Shorey
Tomorrow there will be a senior rose ceremony for H.S. baseball and softball.
9 days ago, Andrew Shorey
Great Job to the L4L program and guests in their construction of a footbridge between Eli's Market and the SAD4 campus. This was their Spring Fling Community Service project.
11 days ago, John Keane
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The middle school track meet today will begin at 3 PM at Old Town. The high school softball game will be a 4 PM start today at Greenville.
12 days ago, Andrew Shorey
M.S.A.D. #4 Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Sangerville, Wellington Substitute Custodians Needed $15.00 per hour Interested candidates should call for an application or download one from www.sad4.org Superintendent of Schools RSU 80 / MSAD #4 25 Campus Drive Guilford, ME 04443 Telephone (207) 876-3444 E.O.E.
16 days ago, Nicki Greene
Spring is here! HOORAY! As the outdoor activity picks up around here in terms of field trips, community clean up, etc, I'd like to remind you all of several things. Sunscreen may be brought and used by your student with written permission. Please send in a sprayless form so as not to trigger asthmatic reactions in other students. It is expected that the student will apply it. A teacher "may" help, per state guidelines but is not responsible for its application. This is considered a topical medication, and the type used must comply with FDA regulations. Alternately, applying sunscreen at home may help buffer the sun. I'd also suggest sending a hat for those outside days. Ticks are abundant this year. I've seen an increase in teachers using the outdoor classroom from both schools. What a great place to hold class! Bug spray may not be brought to school but can be applied at home on the known field trip/outdoor days. Please check your students regularly for ticks. They move in an upward direction and seek out warm places-groins, armpits, back of necks. A good way to find them before they embed into the skin is to wear long pants tucked into socks, tuck shirts into pants, and wear light colors so they can be easily spotted. As always, a water bottle is a critical part of the health and wellbeing of everyone. Please send your child with a water bottle each day. As the days get warmer, and they do more outside activities, dehydration can happen a lot faster. Mrs. Viera
17 days ago, Wendy Viera
PCHS Olympia's Leaders at the annual gathering. So proud of our Lady Pirates!!
17 days ago, John Keane
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A reminder that the K-4 concert is happening tonight at the PCES gym. 4th grade band students should arrive at 5:00, all other students should arrive by 5:15, and the concert will start at 5:30. We hope to see you all there!
18 days ago, Jennifer Watson
M.S.A.D. #4 Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Sangerville, Wellington 2023-2024 Winter Coach Openings PCMS – Boys’ A Basketball Coach PCMS – Girls’ A Basketball Coach PCMS – Wrestling Coach PCHS – Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach PCHS – Boys’ JV Basketball Coach PCHS – Girls’ Varsity Basketball Coach PCHS – Girls’ JV Basketball Coach PCHS – Wrestling Coach Positions will be filled when suitable candidates have been found. Please call for an application (207-876-3444) M.S.A.D. #4 25 Campus Drive Guilford, ME 04443 www.sad4.org E.O.E.
18 days ago, Nicki Greene
PCSS athletic events for 5/15-5/20
19 days ago, Andrew Shorey
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The senior rose presentation for tennis today will start at 3:30. The match will start around 3:45.
19 days ago, Andrew Shorey
M.S.A.D. #4 Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Sangerville, Wellington 2023-2024 Openings Life Science Teacher – Grades 9-12 Middle School Teacher – Grades 7/8 Social Emotional Support Coordinator – Grades 7-12 (Interested candidates should make out an SAD #4 application plus send a letter of application, transcripts, resume, current certification, and three written references.) Positions will be filled when suitable candidates have been found. Please call for an application (207) 876-3444 or get one from our website at sad4.org M.S.A.D. #4 Superintendent Kelly MacFadyen 25 Campus Drive Guilford, ME 04443 (207) 876-3444 E.O.E.
22 days ago, Nicki Greene
The Middle School girls' took the lead "right off the bat" against Hichborn this morning. Our bats were alive; we worked together on the field, despite having a rough fourth inning and losing our lead by 9 runs! That didn't stop these girls. Pitchers pitched. Fielders fielded. Batters batted. Base runners ran, and we pulled off the win of 21-19! Both teams were equally matched. It was a fun game to watch! Come watch the ladies on our home field as we host Stearns at 4:00 on May 10th!
28 days ago, Wendy Viera
Congratulations to PCSS Seniors Sydney Grenier and Saia Miles on their upcoming exhibition as part of the Monson Arts Student Residency. Over the past year as part of the program, all participating students studied with professional artists from Maine and abroad in workshops and open studio sessions in a variety of mediums and modes (short fiction, poetry, painting, drawing, mixed media, et cetera). The exhibition is the culminating activity of those sessions and features work from students throughout the region and its sending high schools. The exhibition runs from May 6th to June 1st, with a special viewing on May 6th from 12:00pm to 5:00pm and a formal reception on May 13th from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. For more information on Monson Arts programming for students and community members, please visit the following link: https://monsonarts.org
29 days ago, Joe Hennessey
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