Come Join the RSU14 Transportation Team! 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.
Age Friendly Raymond promotes generational connections - from The Windham Eagle Even though Age Friendly Raymond has only been up and running for six months, that hasn’t stopped volunteers from bridging the gap between seniors and youth in Raymond. What started as a small gesture of kindness has grown into something much bigger.
SAVE THE DATE! RSU 14 Transportation Department’s BIG YELLOW BUS RIDE August 29, 2024 Take a ride on the BIG YELLOW BUS! Learn About Bus Safety & Expectations
RSU14 District Art Show 4/29-5/3 Join us in celebrating young artist! Opening reception April 29th, 5-8:00pm. at WIndham High School. Show is on display April 29 - May 3.
Penobscot leader inspires RES students about Maine’s native history - from The Windham Eagle 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.
Windham resident part of Congressional Gold Medal ceremony in Washington - from the Windham Eagle March 21 is a day that Malinda “Mindy” McKinney of Windham will never forget as she was part of a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony in Washington, D.C. recognizing her late father for his service during World War II as a member of the secretive U.S. Ghost Army.
American Legion Color Guard visits Raymond Elementary students - from the Windham Eagle Patriotism is a feeling of pride in what this nation stands for, what it has accomplished through the years, and what it is still hoping to do, both as a beacon of liberty for all American citizens and a shining example for the rest of the world.
School Resource Officer forges positive relationships with younger students - from The Windham Eagle Feeling a sense of security is crucial to childhood development and educational success. This includes having trustworthy adults one can turn to when feeling unsafe or apprehensive. Parents and teachers are a perfect example. Adding a School Resource Officer to the mix to introduce police officers as friendly adults who are here to help, not to punish or threaten, adds to that sense of security.
Due to the snowfall and difficult driving that is predicted for tonight and tomorrow, all RSU 14 Schools and Programs will be closed on Thursday, April 4. Due to the snowfall and difficult driving that is predicted for tonight and tomorrow, all RSU 14 Schools and Programs will be closed on Thursday, April 4.Have a safe dayChris
