GHS Key Club will be having it's next meeting on Tuesday the 4thth after school in Mrs. Whipkey's room, C-211. We will be making tie-dye shirts for all club members, so don't forgot to bring in a white shirt to tie-dye!
SPANISH CLUB will be meeting before school on Monday, March 3rd, in Room C-200. Come enjoy a snack and chat in Spanish!
Mitchell Scholarship Information: For any students still working on the application, or anyone wanting to learn more about the scholarship, they will be hosting a virtual workshop this Wednesday to help students complete the application and learn more. Anyone interested can register here - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSekffLWnx1Kk-10QW5fuSQeeGkEecGah0DIBHuRy_-Mle-A4g/viewform?usp=header
Congratulations to Lola Vance who became the first girl in GHS history to medal in Wrestling! Lola placed 4th in the 126 lb. weight class. From her coach: "She competed with resilience, grit, and great wrestling IQ to post a 4-2 record and just barely missed out on a chance to compete at the New England Championships as only a second year wrestler."
A quick reminder from the library - this is our FINAL WEEK of blind date with a book! Make sure to get those rating forms turned in to the circulation desk, and if you have time, check out one more blind date! Winners will be announced on Monday March 3rd!
Interested in traveling to Greece during February vacation 2026? Here’s your chance, come taste some traditional Greek food and learn about the trip in the GHS library Tuesday, February 23 at 6:30pm. Ms Dolley and Mrs Alden will be hosting an informational meeting for interested students and their families. There are limited spots available.
There will be a meeting on Friday, February 28th for all girls interested in playing lacrosse. The meeting will be at 2:30 PM in room B-207. Please reach out to Ms. Cushing if you have any questions or if you can't attend the meeting.
Gorham’s Brodie Berlinger wins the Class A State Championship in the 500!
Congratulations to Gorham’s Ashley Connolly!! State champ in the 55m sprint!
Congratulations to Lola Vance who joins Amelia Olaru as a student representative on the Gorham School Committee!
Congratulation to Eben Lorfano and Cameron Gasbarrone who have been named Students of the Quarter in their respective programs at PATHS. Eben is in the Horticulture program and Cameron is in the Masonry program.
There is NO SCHOOL today - February 13, 2025 - due to the weather. Be safe and enjoy the snow day.
An "Eat and Learn Event" at Gorham High School on March 10th at 5:30. Titled "A Focus on Empathy," the event is designed to explore how empathy can transform educational environments. Parents, students, and educators are invited to come together to delve into the powerful role empathy plays in creating more positive, inclusive, and supportive atmosphere.
Gorham's Got Talent auditions are Thursday, March 6th. See the flyer for the QR code to sign up.
For any students interested in learning more about the U.S. Army, SFC Richard Bowen from the Scarborough Army Recruiting Office will be in front of the cafeteria during all three lunches to speak with any interested students on Friday, March 7th. Please feel free to stop by and ask him any questions that you might have!
Reminder that today is an early-release day. Students are dismissed at 11:00. Bag lunches are available in the cafeteria.
Seniors versus Teachers Basketball Game!
The RamPage book club will be meeting on Thursday, March 6th to discuss our new book, The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson. Please see Ms. Bowers or Ms. Tibbetts if you are interested and need a copy. Hope to see you there.
Maine Needs Donation Drive - An Advisory Competition hosted by the Interact Club! See the attachment for more details.
For any juniors interested in a FREE summer engineering program, keep reading! The UMaine 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 108 students from Maine and around the U.S. 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. 2025 Program Dates: July 13-16, July 20-23 or July 27-30 (students can rank their preferences in the application) If you have questions, please reach out to - info@umaineppf.org; please note that Teachers and School Counselors may submit transcripts and letters of recommendations directly through this email address as well.