M.S.A.D. #4
Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Sangerville, Wellington
Opening for 2026-2027
Grade 6 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.
6 months ago, Nicki Greene
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT! Brady Gaw will be attending Husson University with a major in Physical Therapy. Brady's high school activities have included Soccer (9, 10, 11, 12), Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12), and Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12). His favorite memory of high school is winning States during his senior year of soccer and he is most looking forward to getting through the Physical Therapy program. Congratulations, Brady!
6 months ago, Emily Chadbourne
Mrs. Moulton’s Outdoor Ed class had the opportunity to tour Johnson Outdoors in Old Town on Tuesday to learn about the manufacturing, engineering, sales, and marketing of Old Town canoes and kayaks. The trip gave students some great exposure to actual jobs that relate to the STEM field, business and skilled trades.
6 months ago, Lee Pearsall
No PCHS Tennis practice today. PCHS Softball and track will practice at regular times and will be in or out depending on conditions.
There will be no practice for PCMS track or PCMS baseball today. PCMS Softball will be in the PCES gym from 4:30-6
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
PCSS Breakfast and Lunch Menus for MAY!
6 months ago, Lee Pearsall
Today's PCHS Tennis Match vs GSA has been moved to May 26th, 4pm start. There will be no Tennis practice today.
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT! Ava Goulette will be attending the University of Maine with a major in Secondary Education. Her high school activities include Positive Action Team (9, 10, 11), Pirate Volunteer Club (9, 10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (10, 11, 12), Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12), Can We? (10), Olympia Leaders (10, 11, 12), Yearbook (12), Prom Committee (10, 11, 12), Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12), Basketball (9, 10, 11), Indoor Track (10, 11), Outdoor Track (9, 10, 12), and Tennis (11, 12). Her favorite memory of high school is spending time in Mrs. Wilson's room and she is most looking forward to meeting new people. Congratulations, Ava!
6 months ago, Emily Chadbourne
Athletic schedule for the upcoming week. The next 5 weeks are going to be extremely busy, and there will inevitably be changes due to weather. We will do our best to update accordingly.
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
Vacation Week Athletic Schedule
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
PCSS is proud to announce the Graduation Honors Parts for the Class of 2026! Please join us in celebrating these outstanding students whose hard work, dedication, and perseverance have earned them this distinction.
Co-Salutatorians - Audrey Chadbourne and Arianna Crosby
Valedictorian - Ava Goulette
6 months ago, Lee Pearsall
Due to the Literacy Night at PCES as well as the wet conditions on the fields, Middle School softball practice is cancelled for this afternoon, 4/16.
6 months ago, Wendy Viera
Today's Tennis match at Dexter has been canceled. The teams will now play split doubleheaders as a make up.
Monday 5/11- Girls Tennis DH @ Dexter- 4pm.
Monday 5/11- Boys Tennis DH Home vs Dexter- 4pm
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT! Arianna Crosby will be attending the University of Maine to major in Business with a concentration in Marketing. Her high school activities include Positive Action Team (9, 10, 11), National Honor Society (10, 11, 12), Pirate Volunteer Club (9, 10, 11, 12), Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12), Can We? (10), Prom Committee (11, 12), Field Hockey (9, 10, 11), Basketball (9, 10), and Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12). Her favorite memory from high school is winning Northern Maine Regionals during her junior year of tennis and she is most excited about meeting new people. Congratulation, Anna!
6 months ago, Emily Chadbourne
Weekly Athletic schedule for 4/13- 4/19. Baseball and softball practices are trying to get outside as much as possible but we continue to deal with spring conditions. Please pay attention to your coaches and we will update throughout the week as needed.
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
PCSS students spent the first quarter learning how to play the acoustic guitar and graduated to the electric guitar in quarter 2. An integral piece is learning how the guitar is made AND ultimately building their own guitar from a kit - choosing what color and style to paint it. Students will continue painting and sanding their guitars in steps and will have a nice finished guitar that they get to take with them after completing the class.
6 months ago, Lee Pearsall
PCSS Course Signup Night is next Tuesday, April 14. See information below!
6 months ago, Lee Pearsall
The PCHS Softball game scheduled for 4/13 has been postponed. We are working on a different date with Greenville as schedules shift. Stay tuned.
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
This week we had the opportunity to honor two PCHS student athletes as they signed their letters of intent and formally announced their plans for college athletics during a school assembly.
Molly Goodwin will be heading to New England College in Henniker, New Hampshire where she will be studying criminal Justice, and playing Field hockey for the Pilgrims. Molly was joined by her parents Walter and Tanya, and PCHS Field Hockey coach Emily Wilson.
Noah Kain will be heading down the road to Husson University in Bangor, where he will be studying Business Administration, and playing Baseball for the Eagles. Noah was joined by his parents Brian and Amanda, and Dexter/ PCHS co-op Baseball coach Chad Graffam.
Noah and Molly have been consistent examples of hard work and dedication during their years at PCHS. We would like to thank Noah, Molly and their families for the examples they have set. Congratulations to you both!
6 months ago, Tom Panciera
SPRING HAS SPRUNG!
Well, maybe not with the weather quite yet, but those trees and grasses are shedding pollen! If your student suffers from seasonal allergies, now is the time to consider resuming their antihistamines if needed.
This is also the time where asthmatics get stirred up. Please make sure inhalers are not expired, and if your student self-carries an inhaler, that he/she is doing so. The need for an inhaler can quickly turn into an emergency situation if a child is struggling and one isn't available. If you have any questions, let me know!
Mrs. Viera
wviera@sad4.org 876-1363
6 months ago, Wendy Viera
PCSS Course Signup Night is next Tuesday, April 14. See information below!
7 months ago, Emily Chadbourne
