
SENDING THIS REMINDER TO ANY INTERESTED JUNIORS! Please see the information below regarding the University of Maine Consider Engineering Summer Program! The Chip Moody Consider Engineering Program is a challenging and rewarding four-day overnight summer program for high school juniors to get a taste of college life and what it takes to be an engineer! Be one of 132 students who will be competitively selected to attend the program from Maine and around the U.S. who will be invited to spend four days at the University of Maine participating in exciting engineering experiments, problem solving challenges, and great networking with faculty, practicing engineers and fellow campers—at no cost to you. This program is offered three times in July to groups of 36 students who have completed their junior year of study, excel in math and science, and demonstrate communication and leadership skills. This free-of-charge educational and inspiring program is competitive, with only half the applicants gaining admission. On campus food and lodging is provided. The Application Deadline for current high school juniors is April 15th. Admission decisions will be announced on or before May 31st via the email address provided in the application. 2026 Program Dates: July 12-15, July 19-22 or July 26-29 (students can rank their preferences in the application) If you have questions please reach out to - umaineppf.org/consider-engineering Copies of the the Consider Engineering Program Brochure are also available in the GHS Guidance Office.
17 minutes ago, Sarah Dolley
Any Junior students who are interested in participating in Dirigo State this summer, there is an informational meeting THIS MORNING DURING ADVISORY in the library. Application is due soon, come learn more!
about 3 hours ago, Sarah Dolley
Magic the Gathering club will be meeting after school Wednesday April 8th in B-106 Ms. Ramonas's Room
1 day ago, Sarah Dolley
Reminder for the senior class that your class officers will be sending out the last time to vote for the graduation song today. They as well will be emailing all seniors the form to submit all information needed for the end of the year senior presentation. All seniors will be pictured!
2 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Congratulations, Isaac Hawkins! 🏆🎶
We are thrilled to announce that our very own Isaac Hawkins is the Portland area winner of the Manilow Music Teacher Award! Thanks to your incredible community support, Isaac will receive a $5,000 prize, and our music program gets $5,000 for new instruments. He’ll be honored by Barry Manilow himself on April 19th!
Other highlights for the week:
🩸 Monday: NHS Blood Drive in the MPAC (9 AM–2 PM). Spots are still open—sign up to save a life!
✍️ Advisory: Join the Writing Club for a school-wide "Found Poetry" activity.
🍎 Hannaford Helps Schools: Start earning "School Dollars" for GHS starting April 5th!
🗓️ Wednesday: Early Release Day. Students dismissed at 11:00 AM.
Please see the whole GHS Weekly here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A5UB1OtfEoaqpFZj2VtR8bmyOh7wPvQuGM44FUEpkVA/edit?usp=sharing
4 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Eco Club Art & Photography Contest
Students can submit environmental themed photos or art made out of recycled items. 1st place prize = $50 & a house plant, 2nd and 3rd place prizes = house plants. Judging will be done by Eco Club members.
4 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Students and their families are invited to explore a unique college opportunity just north of the border! Join us at Scarborough High School on Thursday, April 16, from 7:00–8:30 PM for the 2026 Consider Canada Tour. Representatives from a wide range of Canadian universities will be on hand to share what makes studying in Canada both accessible and appealing for U.S. students. This is a college fair event where you can meet with admissions counselors and learn about admission requirements, academic programs, costs, and the overall student experience. Whether you're a student who is just beginning the college search or already comparing options, this is a valuable chance to ask questions directly and gather clear, reliable information, without leaving Maine. No passport required, just curiosity! Please reach out to Scott Harris
sharris@scarboroughschools.org with any questions.
6 days ago, Sarah Dolley
2026 Yearbooks Going Fast!
7 days ago, Sarah Dolley
GHS Lunch Menu for April
7 days ago, Brian Jandreau

The Portland Museum of Art is looking for this year’s Homer High School Fellowship! Applications are now open!
The teens in this program are part of a cohort that will share a youth perspective on interpretive, curatorial, engagement, and marketing materials and strategies to promote access, equity, and belonging at the museum. Over the summer, fellows will learn how to research art history, lead gallery tours, create a Teen Zine, and plan and facilitate a Teen Night at the museum. In addition, the Homer High School Fellows will explore the creative process through art workshops, studio visits, artist talks, intensive gallery time, and team-building exercises. As a result, fellows will be exposed to career pathways in the museums and arts industries and receive mentorship from PMA staff and working artists.
This program is not only suitable for individuals certain of their future careers in the arts, but also for any student looking for insight into different professional paths, wanting to become more involved in their communities, or seeking to develop their leadership, interpersonal, and critical-thinking skills.
Eligibility: Applicants must be rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors (age 14+), have reliable transportation to the PMA, and secure a work permit if under 16.
Program dates: June 30 - August 20, Tuesdays to Thursdays, 10am–4pm, plus Friday, August 14.
Compensation: $16.75 per hour.
Applications close April 3rd. After submitting an application, students will receive a link to a questionnaire. This questionnaire is due April 10th. Apply here:
https://www.portlandmuseum.org/homer-high-school-fellows-program/8 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Thank you to GHS School Counselor Trish Cherry for leading tonight's Post-Secondary Night for 11th grade families as they start thinking about senior year.
9 days ago, Brian Jandreau
New Club! K-POP in Ms. Hampton's Room during Club and Activity Days
9 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Badminton Tournament. See details below.
9 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Join Gorham Rec's, co-ed Ultimate Frisbee team! Fast action and lots of fun. Ultimate is a unique sport that is both competitive and focused on “spirit of the game.” We will be joining the Maine High School Spring league with games on Tuesdays at the Wrainright Complex in South Portland.
9 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Best Buddies is hosting our belated St. Patrick's Day event today in the cafeteria from 2:30-3:30 pm. There will be snacks, games, art, music, and a lot of fun to be had! Come join us!!
9 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Key Club will be meeting on Tuesday, March 31st after school in Ms. Whipkey’s room. We will be doing an important activity during our meeting and will need as much participation as possible. Additional details have been posted on Google Classroom. Please attend if you are able to!
10 days ago, Sarah Dolley
The GHS Weekly is here! 🐏 Check out this week’s update featuring a special "Secret Request" for Teacher Appreciation, an introduction to our new chatbot Ramsy, and exciting student opportunities with Unum and FAME. Please click here to read the full update: The GHS Weekly
13 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Students in our National Honor Society, along with their advisors, attended the state conference this past week and represented us incredibly well. Congratulations to Lucas Lane who who was elected to the state executive board!
14 days ago, Brian Jandreau
Magic The Gathering Club will be meeting after school Wednesday March 25th in B-106 Ms. Ramonas's Room
14 days ago, Sarah Dolley
Our WRVC students had a wonderful experience at the SkillsUSA Maine State Championships in Bangor on March 12–13. Thirty-five students participated as competitors, volunteers, and models, representing their programs, schools, and communities with professionalism, pride, and enthusiasm. While several students earned medals, the greatest success was the incredible effort, teamwork, and learning that took place throughout the two-day event.
Congratulations to Evie Prather who earned GOLD in the Health Occupations Professional Portfolio!
15 days ago, Brian Jandreau