It is time to order your SAHS yearbook! Please click https://bit.ly/3Ts44hl to start the order process!
Parent Teacher Conferences are on 10/1 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. To schedule a conference please go to https://msad54.schoolsoft.com/login.jsf
We at SAHS are getting ready for school, and we know you are too! Please click https://bit.ly/4h8Klg6 for a list of SAHS school supplies broken up by staff member and/or subject area, thank you!
Attention senior and senior families! Senior finals week is fast approaching. Please click https://bit.ly/4dFCZhL to view the schedule, thank you!
Last Wednesday was all about real-world experiences at SAHS during our annual Opportunity Day with each class giving back or exploring their future.
Freshmen stepped outside the classroom and into the community, building connections and making positive impacts close to home completing 36 community service projects throughout MSAD 54.
Sophomores headed out on job shadows, partnering with employers from Bangor to Augusta to get a firsthand look at a career they voiced interest in knowing more about.
Juniors hit the road for college tours, visiting KVCC, Husson, Thomas, UMF, and Colby, to explore what life after high school could look like and where their next chapter might begin.
Seniors stayed on campus, preparing for life beyond graduation. They built financial skills at our Financial Literacy Fair, collaborated on a senior art exhibit, and tackled the Maine National Guard Challenge Course together.
Freshmen stepped outside the classroom and into the community, building connections and making positive impacts close to home completing 36 community service projects throughout MSAD 54.
Sophomores headed out on job shadows, partnering with employers from Bangor to Augusta to get a firsthand look at a career they voiced interest in knowing more about.
Juniors hit the road for college tours, visiting KVCC, Husson, Thomas, UMF, and Colby, to explore what life after high school could look like and where their next chapter might begin.
Seniors stayed on campus, preparing for life beyond graduation. They built financial skills at our Financial Literacy Fair, collaborated on a senior art exhibit, and tackled the Maine National Guard Challenge Course together.
A community champion is a person who collaborates with a variety of partners to strengthen school, business, and non-profit relationships for the benefit of the community and our students.
Congratulations to Skowhegan Area High School's Spring Community Champion, Rosemary Libby!
Through Rosemary’s leadership, she is developing a summer scholarship program designed to ensure that financial barriers do not prevent students from participating in summer courses and enrichment camps. By creating and initiating this opportunity, Rosemary is expanding access to meaningful learning experiences and supporting students in exploring interests, building skills, and growing beyond the classroom. The program will help our students grow into future Community Champions, representing Skowhegan Area High School wherever they go.
We are so lucky to have you in our community, Rosemary!
Congratulations to Skowhegan Area High School's Spring Community Champion, Rosemary Libby!
Through Rosemary’s leadership, she is developing a summer scholarship program designed to ensure that financial barriers do not prevent students from participating in summer courses and enrichment camps. By creating and initiating this opportunity, Rosemary is expanding access to meaningful learning experiences and supporting students in exploring interests, building skills, and growing beyond the classroom. The program will help our students grow into future Community Champions, representing Skowhegan Area High School wherever they go.
We are so lucky to have you in our community, Rosemary!
Yearbooks will be delivered this week, with Distribution Day set for May 19. Order yours now for $65.00 before they sell out—they’re going fast! Visit Jostens through our SAHS Facebook page or contact Ms. Gourley at agourley@msad54.org for more information!
Last week, our Adopt a Classroom Seniors took their last trip to Margaret Chase Smith Community School and Mill Stream Elementary School to see their third grade buddies.
During this fourth and final visit, seniors shared a bit about their high school journey, their plans after graduation, and the teachers who made a difference along the way. They also talked about lessons they’ve learned over the past four years and answered some great questions from the third graders.
After the presentations, students decorated paper graduation caps with their own future goals and aspirations. 🎓
A great way to wrap up a meaningful connection between two groups of River Hawks!
During this fourth and final visit, seniors shared a bit about their high school journey, their plans after graduation, and the teachers who made a difference along the way. They also talked about lessons they’ve learned over the past four years and answered some great questions from the third graders.
After the presentations, students decorated paper graduation caps with their own future goals and aspirations. 🎓
A great way to wrap up a meaningful connection between two groups of River Hawks!
Students in Miss Brown’s Dual Enrolled U.S. History class had the option to bring history to life by recreating a meal or snack from the Great Depression era.
By researching and preparing simple, low-cost foods that families often relied on during the 1930s, students explored what daily life looked like during a time of economic hardship. The activity helped students better understand the resourcefulness and resilience people showed during the Great Depression while making a direct connection between historical content and everyday life.
By researching and preparing simple, low-cost foods that families often relied on during the 1930s, students explored what daily life looked like during a time of economic hardship. The activity helped students better understand the resourcefulness and resilience people showed during the Great Depression while making a direct connection between historical content and everyday life.
Congratulations to the SAHS Unified Basketball Team! 🎉
This March, they won their last home game in front of the student body, 47-44. Our team made great shots, had lots of fun, and the whole school there to cheer them on! Let's give a shoutout to the Messalonskee Unified Team for a great game and their awesome sportmanship. Thank you to all the staff and students that made the atmosphere electric! 🏀
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💸 Thinking about saving for your child’s education? Join this free virtual session to learn about Maine’s 529 plan, the $500 Alfond Grant, and simple steps to get started.
📅 April 7 | 6–7 PM
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💸 Thinking about saving for your child’s education? Join this free virtual session to learn about Maine’s 529 plan, the $500 Alfond Grant, and simple steps to get started.
📅 April 7 | 6–7 PM
👉 Register: tinyurl.com/26x34u2j
We wanted to take a moment to thank all of the organizations, families, and community members who helped make last week’s Workforce Thriving Dinner such a success!
We are truly grateful to everyone who attended, contributed, and worked behind the scenes to bring this event to life. Your support made the evening meaningful for our students and school community. A special shoutout to Somerset Career and Technical Center’s Culinary Arts program for serving a delicious dinner!
We hope to see you all again at next year’s event!
We are truly grateful to everyone who attended, contributed, and worked behind the scenes to bring this event to life. Your support made the evening meaningful for our students and school community. A special shoutout to Somerset Career and Technical Center’s Culinary Arts program for serving a delicious dinner!
We hope to see you all again at next year’s event!
MSAD 54's next Play and Learn is coming up on Saturday, March 21st. This is for ages 0-5 and their caregivers. We look forward to seeing you there!
We're Hiring!
Ready to make a difference every day? Apply to join MSAD 54 today:
https://msad54skowheganme.tylerportico.com/tess/citizen/jobs/job-list/jobs.
Ready to make a difference every day? Apply to join MSAD 54 today:
https://msad54skowheganme.tylerportico.com/tess/citizen/jobs/job-list/jobs.
It's time to order your 2026 yearbook! Please check out the included flyer for ways to order and more information!
Good morning! Our partners at Gear Up Maine are offering a FREE 3-part Money Matters virtual series FAME for parents/guardians, please check out the attached flyer!
To view the SAHS midterm schedule, please click on https://bit.ly/49njibi
Our SAHS students returned from Winter Break to a surprise, new cafeteria and lobby furniture! Over vacation, our cafe and lobby furniture received a much needed update thanks to our school nutrition program!
A Community Champion is a person who collaborates with a variety of partners to strengthen school, business, and non-profit relationships for the benefit of the community and our students.
Congratulations to Isaac Michaud for being named SAHS's first Community Champion of the school year!
Through his leadership and outreach, Mr Michaud helps bridge the gap between government, education, and civic engagement, ensuring that students see firsthand how public service impacts their daily lives.
As a class advisor for two classes, he is deeply involved in student life—supporting class events, guiding students, and helping young people develop pride and responsibility within their school community. Beyond the classroom, he is organizing an invaluable experience for students to visit the Maine State House, where they will speak directly with state leaders and learn about their day-to-day responsibilities representing the people of Maine.
This hands-on experience allows students to better understand how state government works, how laws are made, and how citizens—especially young people—can have a voice in shaping the future of their communities. Through his dedication, he continues to strengthen the partnership between MSAD 54, local leaders, and the state government for the benefit of all students.
Thank you for everything you do, Mr Michaud!
Congratulations to Isaac Michaud for being named SAHS's first Community Champion of the school year!
Through his leadership and outreach, Mr Michaud helps bridge the gap between government, education, and civic engagement, ensuring that students see firsthand how public service impacts their daily lives.
As a class advisor for two classes, he is deeply involved in student life—supporting class events, guiding students, and helping young people develop pride and responsibility within their school community. Beyond the classroom, he is organizing an invaluable experience for students to visit the Maine State House, where they will speak directly with state leaders and learn about their day-to-day responsibilities representing the people of Maine.
This hands-on experience allows students to better understand how state government works, how laws are made, and how citizens—especially young people—can have a voice in shaping the future of their communities. Through his dedication, he continues to strengthen the partnership between MSAD 54, local leaders, and the state government for the benefit of all students.
Thank you for everything you do, Mr Michaud!
