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SEAing possibilities: WHS students dive into Maine’s career opportunities - from The Windham Eagle

Many high school students don’t realize how many career paths exist across Maine – from aquaculture and farming to public policy, hospitality, and beyond. Too often, teens see only a small slice of what’s out there, sticking to familiar jobs or popular industries. School districts across the state are doing their best to incorporate more programs to expose youth to the diverse career options within the State.
Katahdin Students

Katahdin students grow fresh greens for WHS cafeteria with indoor garden - from The Windham Eagle

Fresh, locally grown food has long been a priority for the RSU 14 nutrition program. But Maine’s long, harsh winters typically bring the growing season for leafy vegetables to a halt. Now, thanks to the rising popularity of hydroponic gardening, RSU 14 can keep fresh produce growing year-round with a portable, vertical indoor garden system that has recently made its way to the RSU 14’s Katahdin program, giving students the chance to become the district’s first “gardening stewards” while learning how to grow vegetables year-round.
Corey Bracket oratorical competition

Windham High student wins state oratorical competition to advance to national finals - from The Windham Eagle

For Windham High School senior Corey Brackett, competing in the 2026 American Legion Oratory Contest is about more than winning the event. She’s been focused on discovering her voice, strengthening her character, and carrying forward the legacy of American democracy. Whatever she’s done, it’s worked so far and earned Brackett a trip to the National Finals in May and a chance at earning a $25,000 college scholarship.
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