Thursday evening some of our talented students participated in a couple of ASP drama productions. Both casts showcased lots of talent in a murder mystery and a classic fable. Congrats to all involved!
SACS food pantry is open today at 3:30 PM, Thursday April 17, 2025.
Please no early arrivals and also please bring your own bags!
The Southern Aroostook After-School Program Drama Club will be performing “How to Get Away with a Murder Mystery” by Don Zolidis tonight, Thursday April 17th, at 6:00 p.m.. The performance will be held in the SACS Multipurpose Room.
Admission is $5.00. . All proceeds benefit the Southern Aroostook After-School Program.
Career Day was a great success for the elementary school this morning! Thank you to Mrs. Williams for creating this beneficial day!
It has been a fun morning in the elementary school celebrating Career Day! Thank you to our wonderful presenters for speaking to our students about your careers: Austin White- Police Officer, Deanna Boisvert- Cosmetologist, Cassie Baldwin- Graphic Design Artist, Lenora Miller- Pharmacist, and Region 2 Forestry. A shout out to Anderson's Mill Pond Dairy Bar as well for providing us with a powerpoint presentation and popsicles to contribute to our morning!
8th grade trip continued...
Thanks for a great day!! 💜
8th grade students took a field trip to Presque Isle today! The boys toured UMPI and NMCC and ate lunch in the Reed Commons Dining Hall. 🍕🥤🍦🍪 📚 (some may have gone up for 4ths!! 😮) The girls participated in Trades for ME; a hands on experience to learn about careers in the trades, including building construction, plumbing and heating, forestry, welding, virtual labs (Huber and BIW) and more! 🪵👩🔧👩🔬👩🏼🌾👷♀️👮
Please see the attached flyer about our Elementary Career Day (PreK-5) this Wednesday, April 16th. Our presenters are from the fields of forestry, law enforcement, cosmetology, pharmacy, graphic design and small business owners. Stay tuned for pictures on Wednesday!
3rd Quarter Report Cards are being sent home with Southern Aroostook Middle/High School students today, Friday April 11, 2025.
Parents, if you do not receive the report card, please contact the school and we can email you a copy. Thank you.
During the past 5 days, our elementary school has celebrated the annual Read Across Aroostook Week. We've read lots of books, had class participation challenges and a school wide Stop Drop and Read event! So fun!
During the past 3 weeks our first graders have been exploring holidays, symbols and celebrations in our country. Many books have been read, videos watched, maps used and words written about favorite symbols or monuments. It's been an enjoyed topic with lots of new learning!
It's time to reserve your copy of the 2025 Yearbook. Please call the school 757-8223 or email Lisa at lboutilier@rsu50.org by Friday, May 16th to reserve your copy. Cost is $30
Fifth graders studied the rainforest and researched some of the animals that live there. Then they created papier-mâché versions of those animals.
Next week is Read Across Aroostook Theme Week. See the following flyer for the schedule.
Due to the weather,, Southern Aroostook Community School/RSU 50 will be closed today, Thursday, April 3, 2025.
Mrs. Desmond's second graders have been learning about the weather. Today they performed a play titled, "The Wind and The Sun." This was a fun performance to watch and it even included an interactive audience. Thank you, second graders for sharing your hard work and talent!
RSU 50/Southern Aroostook Community School is currently advertising for three positions. Please see the attached pictures. There is an immediate opening for a custodian. There are also two teaching positions posted for the 2025-26 school year.
RSU 50/Southern Aroostook Community School will have a two hour delay this morning, Monday March 31, 2025.
Fifth graders “escaped” school on Friday and went to @Vault 51 at Stewart Professional Learning Center in Lincoln where they participated in Mt. Katahdin themed escape room. All teams were successful and escaped by using their thinking, communication, and cooperation skills.
Congratulations to the newly inducted members of the Southern Aroostook High School National Honor Society. New members were recognized for their outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Students inducted last night include: Dillan Bishop, Jazmyn Ellingwood, Ruth Greene, Krayton Hogan, Connor Lilley, Gabriel Martinez, Lily Rush, Ryder Russell, and Annabelle Small. Thank you to the current NHS members and NHS advisors Mrs. Brewer and Ms. Fitzherbert for a great induction ceremony last night and your continued service and leadership you provide to our school and community.
