Southern Aroostook Community School will be hosting their annual Middle School Basketball Round Robin on Saturday November 14th.
See flyer below for more details.
See flyer below for more details.
The Southern Aroostook High School Class of 2028 is currently running a fundraiser. See the enclosed flyer. You can reach out to a student in the junior class to order or with the attached link. Thank you for supporting our students!!
https://funpastafundraising.com/2026-fall-rsu-50-junior-class/kristen-fitzherbert/
Elementary November and December Events
Congratulations to Southern Aroostook High School student/athletes Josh Crandall, Hunter Anderson , & Jazmyn Ellingwood on earning All-Aroostook Class D Honors!
On Wednesday, our senior class traveled to Northern Maine Community College (NMCC) to participate in the Maine Credit Unions' Financial Fitness Fair.
This hands-on budget simulation gave our soon-to-be graduates a practical preview of adult financial decision-making. Each student was assigned a career and starting salary, then navigated interactive booths to manage real-life monthly expenses, including housing, utilities, transportation, student loans, and unexpected life events. Students also had an opportunity to jump in the money booth to win some cash!! Brayden Peters and Jazmyn Ellingwood both walked away with some money.
It was an incredible opportunity for our seniors to build financial literacy, practice smart budgeting, and gain confidence for life after high school.
A huge thank-you to Northern Maine Community College for hosting, the Maine Credit Unions for putting on such a valuable event, and our staff chaperones for supporting our students! Also, thank you to School Counselor Jessica Greene for arranging for our students to attend this great learning experience.
This hands-on budget simulation gave our soon-to-be graduates a practical preview of adult financial decision-making. Each student was assigned a career and starting salary, then navigated interactive booths to manage real-life monthly expenses, including housing, utilities, transportation, student loans, and unexpected life events. Students also had an opportunity to jump in the money booth to win some cash!! Brayden Peters and Jazmyn Ellingwood both walked away with some money.
It was an incredible opportunity for our seniors to build financial literacy, practice smart budgeting, and gain confidence for life after high school.
A huge thank-you to Northern Maine Community College for hosting, the Maine Credit Unions for putting on such a valuable event, and our staff chaperones for supporting our students! Also, thank you to School Counselor Jessica Greene for arranging for our students to attend this great learning experience.
Thank you to the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians for hosting our 8th grade students this week to learn about more their culture. Thank you to Mrs. Russell for organizing this great learning experience for our students.
Veterans' Luncheon
Good luck to the Southern Aroostook Middle School Basketball teams in their games @ East Grand today. Game time is 3:30pm for the boys and 4:30pm for the girls.
Congratulations to the following Southern Aroostook Middle/High School students on earning All-Aroostook Honors in Band. The All-Aroostook Band Concert will be held on January 15th & 16th at Limestone Community School.
🎃 What a spooktacular success! 🎃
Our annual After School Program Trunk or Treat was a blast, and we couldn't have done it without our incredible community!
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing staff for working tirelessly behind the scenes, and to our wonderful community members who, by attending, brought so much joy to our students.
Because of your support and spirit, our kids had a safe, fun, and unforgettable night. We are grateful for this community! Special shout out to the ladies from Katahdin Trust Company for joining the fun!👻✨
Mrs. White's class with Mr. Pelletier.
Mrs. Starrett’s Classroom Halloween 2026🎃
Two of our 3rd graders dressed up as Dolly today.
Our Halloween All School Morning Meeting
Mrs. Vose's photography class worked on their Halloween photos today. Groups designed the backdrops, lighting and art direction. Students will edit their photos and present them on the TVs around the school for all students to view.
Mrs. Lanes 7th grade Science class worked on an experiment on the Properties of Water.
JH Girls Basketball Announcement ‼️
There will be NO junior high girls basketball practice tomorrow! 🏀 Next practice is Monday at 2:30pm.
For those of you participating in youth day, good luck and stay safe! 🦌
Members of the Class of 2027 took a trip into Hastings Falls today for the annual Senior Class Picture. Looking forward to a great school year with our seniors.!
Our annual ASP sponsored Trunk or Treat is happening on Thursday the 29th from 6-7! Please join us for some Halloween fun! We encourage community participation!
Pink Eye at SACS:
Over the past couple of weeks we have had several cases of conjunctivitis ("pink eye") here at SACS. These cases have been scattered throughout the building.
Pink eye is highly contagious, and symptoms often include a pink/red color to the white part of the eye, crusting and drainage, and itching and burning. It usually begins in one eye and can spread rapidly to the other eye. Treatment often involves the use of ointment or drops. Proper handwashing, disinfection of commonly used surfaces (doorknobs, faucet handles, toilet handles, remote control, etc.) and completing the course of treatment are the best ways to prevent the spread of pink eye.
Should your child have pink/red eye(s), crusting or drainage and complain of itching or burning, please keep your child home (to prevent possible spread) and consult your medical provider for proper diagnosis and treatment. Your child must be on treatment for 48 hours before he/she can return to school if diagnosed with pink eye. Thank you.
Kathy Chamberland, R.N., B.S.N.
PK-12 School Nurse
Over the past couple of weeks we have had several cases of conjunctivitis ("pink eye") here at SACS. These cases have been scattered throughout the building.
Pink eye is highly contagious, and symptoms often include a pink/red color to the white part of the eye, crusting and drainage, and itching and burning. It usually begins in one eye and can spread rapidly to the other eye. Treatment often involves the use of ointment or drops. Proper handwashing, disinfection of commonly used surfaces (doorknobs, faucet handles, toilet handles, remote control, etc.) and completing the course of treatment are the best ways to prevent the spread of pink eye.
Should your child have pink/red eye(s), crusting or drainage and complain of itching or burning, please keep your child home (to prevent possible spread) and consult your medical provider for proper diagnosis and treatment. Your child must be on treatment for 48 hours before he/she can return to school if diagnosed with pink eye. Thank you.
Kathy Chamberland, R.N., B.S.N.
PK-12 School Nurse