We are excited to announce our screening date for the incoming 2026 Pre - K and Kindergarten class.
Please share the flyer with your family, friends, and neighbors if they have a child who is turning 4 (for Pre-K) or 5 (for Kindergarten) before October 15th.
The 100-mile club returns this year to FHS as a part of our partnership with Somerset Health and Move More Kids. In addition, this year we also have a great newsletter from Somerset Public Health titled "Forest Hills Consolidated School Wellness Corner". Be sure to check it out for free outing opportunities, a recipe, and more! Newsletters will be posted monthly so be sure to check back to see what wellness tips and fun there is to be had!
Inter-State Studio will be here to photograph our smiling students on Monday (09/29)!
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Earlier today, our varsity teams traveled to Rangeley where they had a doubleheader vs. the Lakers. Our girls won the opening game, 48-16. In the second matchup, our boys won 81-60 and Jaxson Desjardins became the third Desjardins brother, and the 13th boy in school history, to surpass 1,000 career points. With him reaching this milestone in his 11th game of his sophomore year, he is the youngest in school history to reach that milestone. Jaxson finished the day with 27 points bringing his career total to 1,009 points. Congratulations to Jaxson and the Desjardins family and Go Tigers!
The games against Rangeley were postponed for Friday 1/9 but have been rescheduled to Saturday 1/10 games will start at 10:30am. Bus will leave at 7am. Go Tigers!
Due to the wintry mix scheduled for this afternoon/evening, the games vs. Rangeley have been postponed. We are working on a makeup date today so stay tuned.
On Tuesday the middle school teams traveled to Athens. The girls won 46-42 in overtime and the boys lost 15-64. Last night, 1/6th, Valley traveled to Jackman to take on our varsity teams. The girls lost 21-73 and the boys put up a great fight, but fell short 79-90. Today our middle school teams travel to Bingham and the varsity is set to travel to Rangeley Friday. Go Tigers!
Formative achievement tests will be given to students in grades K – 10th grade in the Fall, Winter and Spring. Individual achievement, intelligence, and/or aptitude tests are given by the special education personnel upon written parental permission. You are entitled to and will be given the results of all tests given to your child. Don’t hesitate to ask for a full explanation of the results if one has not been given to your satisfaction. Remember that the major purpose of testing is to measure and improve student learning.
RSU 82 utilizes all assessment data to help inform our practices at the district, school, classroom and individual levels for our students. Although we encourage students and parents to participate fully in our assessment program, it is important to note that parents/guardians may opt their child out of state testing. If you are interested in doing so, please reach out to Mr. Lacasse to make this request in writing.
