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Launched during the 2011-2012 school year to assist school children in RSU 14 to overcome food insecurity so they can grow up healthy, do their best work in school, and become successful adults, the Windham/Raymond Backpack Program has become a lifeline for students when school is not in session.

RSU14's Annual Achievement Report was presented to the school board on December 4th. It is now available to the public on the RSU14 homepage under the Curriculum Department.

It’s said that a great teacher is more than just someone who gives out answers to tests but is understanding of the needs and challenges of students and gives them the tools they need to succeed in life. Windham Middle School’s Mandy Lavallee can certainly be called one of those dedicated educators.

Need a cure for your winter depression? Here’s a humorous one as members of the Windham Middle School Theater Club will present their take on “The Addams Family.”

Get paid now to train for your commercial bus license with our dedicated staff trainer!! For more information on schedules and to apply contact the Transportation Department at 207-892-1809.

Lisa Anderson never forgot how instrumental that teachers were in her life and that from an early age, her mother thought her daughter should try and become an educator. Now more than three decades into her teaching career at Windham Middle School, Anderson strives to let her students know she believes in them and their potential in life.

On October 23rd, at the Maine School Superintendents Association annual meeting, RSU14 Assistant Superintendent Christine Frost-Bertinet was named Maine's Assistant Superintendent of the Year. Click headline to see article from The Windham Eagle.

WHS presents "Shrek the Musical". November 15, 16, 22 & 23 at 7pm and November 17 & 24 at 2pm.

As the weather gets cooler and the leaves start to change colors, the Windham Chamber Singers are preparing for their annual An American Family Holiday concert.

Pamela Mallard believes we’re all here to contribute something unique and that deep within all of us lies a special gift. It’s a philosophy that holds significance for Mallard as she found her true calling in working with students and now serves as a seventh- and eighth-grade science and math teacher at Windham Middle School.