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Lorraine Glowczak. the Director of Community Connections for RSU14 as well as the ELO and Senior Capstone Project Coordinator at Windham High School announces the creation and launch of the new ELO/Capstone Projects website. This puts all of WHS's ELO and Capstone information in one place. Plus you can find a new ELO video featuring some WHS Alumni ELO participants! Find the link on the WHS homepage or click the headline to go to the site.

For the past 17 years, Liana Towle Fusco has been a key part of the team keeping students safe during lunchtime and on the playground at Windham Primary School and she’s grateful to play a small role in the lives of so many students.

A milestone is approaching as the community prepares to break ground on a project that will shape the future of education. At 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Windham Raymond Middle School will be held at 61 Windham Center Road in Windham.

Kaley Petros believes that a school leader presents the past, reveals the present, and creates the future.

Working collaboratively with others, including colleagues, families, students, and board members to elevate their collective efforts on behalf of every student, is what RSU 14’s Christine Frost-Bertinet says is the most rewarding aspect of her work with the school district.

Creativity was on full display in this year’s Maine App Challenge as a Windham High School senior, Alex Pooler, placed third among participants, winning a $1,000 scholarship from Tyler Technologies.

Take a ride on the BIG YELLOW BUS! Learn About Bus Safety & Expectations

To gain a better understanding of indigenous history and culture, Raymond Elementary School invited John Bear Mitchell, a Penobscot Nation citizen and lecturer specializing in Wabanaki and Multicultural Studies at the University of Maine in Orono, to speak with each class from kindergarten through third grade on Friday, March 29.

In the beginning of February, several middle and high schoolers in the region were given a huge responsibility to raise trout from eggs. Windham Middle School and Jordan-Small Middle School from RSU 14 were among the 20 schools throughout Southern Maine that will take care of these fish for three months.

For RSU 14’s Robert Hickey, continuing advances in technology bring students together while creating opportunities for learning and growth and staying out in front of evolving trends and innovations is something he takes seriously.