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To serve as the school principal at Jordan-Small Middle School, Michelle Brann displays a keen sense of self-awareness, effectively communicates with school staff, students and parents, is influential among those she leads and has shown a willingness to learn from new experiences. These qualities have helped Brann connect with others, inspire action, and adapt to change.

Windham High’s varsity girls’ lacrosse and softball both made program history on Saturday, June 21. Second-ranked girls’ lacrosse won the program’s first-ever Class A State Championship after it defeated top-ranked Kennebunk 12-9 at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland. Second-ranked WHS softball won its second-ever Class A State Championship in three years when it shut out seventh-ranked Edward Little 7-0 at Saint Joseph’s College.

Imagine working one job in one place for the past 41 years and you’ll realize that Patti Gordan is an exceptional and dedicated individual and an outstanding teacher who students will miss terribly when she retires next month.

This is the first time in a number of years that the Maine winner has also been recognized as the New England winner for this award.
Cheyenne's nomination was based on her outstanding customer service skills, meal creativity, her commitment to continued growth, and her overall dedication to the school nutrition profession. She is highly deserving of this award.

Special education teachers are uniquely trained to support the learning needs of students with disabilities and to ensure their educational, behavioral, social, and emotional success. Windham Middle School has one of the best in Adam Deveau.

It’s no secret that good nutrition creates improved health in all areas of our existence and all parts are interconnected. It’s a philosophy that Jeanne Reilly has taken to heart.

There’s an old saying that when you create an orchestra you are building better citizens for the community. In RSU 14, music educators believe that when students play music, it allows a part of their artistic mind to express itself, key to helping provide balance to students intellectually, spiritually, and emotionally.

While some classrooms use textbooks to teach a lesson, Altitude, an alternative pathway program at Windham Middle School (WMS), used maple syrup collecting to teach its students.

Odyssey of the Mind (OM) is an extracurricular opportunity typically designed for students ranging in elementary and middle school that allows them to use their creativity, ingenuity and energy to contribute to something bigger and outside of the classroom environment.

The RSU14 2025 Art Show opens Monday, May 5th in the 300 wing of Windham High School. The show presents student art work from all 6 of RSU14's schools.