Today, the Houlton Rotary Club held their annual "Student Recognition Luncheon" for students at Houlton High School, Hodgdon High School, East Grand High School, Greater Houlton Christian Academy, and Southern Aroostook High School. Pictured here are students from Southern Aroostook High School who attended the luncheon. Students were selected based on their outstanding academic achievement, character, leadership, and service. Congratulations to all of the students!
Thank you to the Houlton Rotary Club for hosting us and your continued service to the Southern Aroostook Region.

Today we celebrate Southern Aroostook Community School Nurse Kathy Chamberland on "National School Nurse Day". Thank you Kathy for everything you do for our students and school community!

Good luck to the Southern Aroostook Middle School Baseball & Softball teams in their home games today vs. Central Aroostook. Game times for both games is 3:30pm.

Megan Cook from Aroostook County Cooperative Extension visited our 4th Graders today. They learned about Acadian history & agriculture. The students learned how to make ploy & sampled it.





The elementary school showed their appreciation for our kitchen staff last week during the All School Morning Meeting. Thank you, Lunch Ladies!

Grades 4 and 5 along with the band attended the Bangor Symphony Orchestra yesterday!


You are invited to the K-2 Spring Concert. See the attached flyer.

Mrs. Desmond’s second graders collected clean trash and then reused it to create Litter Critters!




What a beautiful spring day for recess!




Good luck to the Southern Aroostook High School Baseball & Softball teams in their home games tonight vs. Washburn High School. Game times for both games is 12:00pm.

Mrs. Vose's photography class had Pet photography day today with special guest Stewie G. He modeled several fashions and was a fun addition to the class. Thank you to Miss Chris and Stewie for coming to photography today.





Fifth graders learned how to calculate volume and then brought volume to “life” by creating animals for the SACS Volume Zoo. It was wild!

Southern Aroostook Community School 6th graders constructed kites of their own design in connection with the novel they just finished reading, Dragonwings, by Laurence Yep.



Congratulations to Ryder Russel and Frank Drake who have been participating in the Southern Aroostook High School community work study program. These young men were recognized for their outstanding volunteer work at Houlton Regional Hospital. This year, Frank volunteered 65 hours this year. Over the past two years, Ryder has clocked a total of 170 volunteer hours. Great job guys !



The Southern Aroostook Middle School baseball/softball games with Caribou today have been postponed. No makeup date for the game has been scheduled. No practice for either middle school team.

The Honors Banquet scheduled for tonight, April 30, 2025, for Grades 6-12 students has been postponed. We will send out information on the new date and time for the banquet when it becomes available.

Good luck to the Southern Aroostook Middle School Baseball & Softball teams in their home games tonight vs. East Grand. Game times for both games is 3:30pm.

ELEMENTARY LOST AND FOUND: Please take a moment to look at the pictures and see if your child is missing anything. There are a number of black hoodies and black zip-up hoodies and other really nice sweatshirts looking for their homes! Please call or email Mrs. Williams if you see something that needs to be sent home with your child.




REMINDER to those who utilize the After School Program or the late bus~ We have altered our schedule for the remainder of this year's program. We will not be running on the following days: April 28 and May 8, 12, 14, 19 and 26th. Thank you.
Congratulations to Southern Aroostook High School Senior Trafton Russell who was accepted to the University of Maine for the Fall 2025 Semester. Trafton was admitted into the College of Earth, Life and Health Science with a major in Forestry. Trafton also received an merit scholarship of $2,000 annually.

