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Windham High School students who passed Spanish 3 through Spanish 5 were able to attend a two-week trip in Costa Rica where they had the opportunity to interact with and immerse themselves within the culture there.

When students return to Raymond Elementary School this fall, it will be under the leadership of new principal Diana Jordan.

On June 27th more than 200 former WHS students returned to perform and celebrate the retirement of Dr. Richard Nickerson. Click headline for a link to a video recording of the concert.

Click the headline to view the Windham Raymond Adult Education Graduation 2026 recorded on 06-10-2026

Click the headline to view the 2026 Windham High School Graduation from 06-07-2026 at the Cross Insurance Center.

Resilience isn't always about being unbreakable and sometimes it’s choosing to wake up, breathe, and put one foot in front of the other despite obstacles thrown in your way. Kendra Eubanks knows all too well what it means to be resilient but as she crosses the stage at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland on Sunday to receive her Windham High School diploma, her journey will have been worth the effort.

The main purpose of an elementary school classroom is to help students build upon fundamental skills such as reading, writing and math but it also is a crucial time for children to learn to think critically, explore the world around them and develop positive social behavior in interacting with others. As this school year comes to an end, students in Tracy Henderson’s fifth-grade classroom can say they’ve done that and more.

Please join RSU14 in congratulating Adrianne Shetenhelm who was named the 2026 Cumberland County Teacher of the year last week. She was honored at a ceremony in the Hall of Flags in Augusta on Friday. Adrianne works at Windham High School and is an integral part of the APEX program. Through her hard work and commitment to alternative pathways, many students have remained engaged in school and have earned their high school diploma. Congratulations to Adrianne for this amazing honor.

It was perfect weather for what will hopefully become an annual event as Windham High School held its first-ever “Eagle Plunge” on Wednesday, May 20.

Creative problem solving is an important part of everyday life that we are not always taught at school. However, Windham Middle School (WMS) Odyssey of the Mind students are working on creative problem-solving skills that will help them later in their life. After competing in the Odyssey of the Mind Nor'easter Tournament, the team placed first in their division, which qualified them for an invitation to the Odyssey of the Mind World Finals at Iowa State University from May 27 to May 30.