REGIONAL SCHOOL UNIT #4

Seventh graders as OHMS share their research about Ecosystems with the school community.

Students in Mrs. Boucher's Marine Science class created a beautiful mural to share information with the school community.

Students at Libby-Tozier are working hard to earn Tiger Tickets. They met their school-wide goal again and had a big building party!

Students are earning "Bus Bucks" for good behavior on the bus and then are chosen to eat breakfast or lunch with one of our bus drivers!

Libby-Tozier students had fun reading clues to find the book characters hiding throughout the school during Read Across America week!

On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, in the Oak Hill High School gymnasium at 5:30 PM, the Board will hold a public hearing in the Oak Hill High School gymnasium for the Board to provide...

Lots of positive things happening at Carrie Ricker!

Students are using watercolors to create contour line drawings.

A Pizzeria comes to life in Pre-K as students pretend to be customers, waitresses/waiters, prep cooks and chefs!

Sabattus Primary students enjoyed learning about wildlife right in their backyards from the Maine Audubon visitors.

Fifth graders have been engaging in learning how to debate. This debate was about second languages being taught in schools.

Students had fun book tasting during Read Across America!

It is fun seeing staff actively engaged in Responsive Classroom professional development.

Don't forget to print off this flyer for the APPLEBEE'S Fundraisers for the OHHS Academic Decathlon Team

OHMS 8th graders create a bulletin board with examples of personified perspective, which is describing something non-human as it if has human qualities, thoughts, or emotions. For...

OHHS students and staff had a great time spending the day at Lost Valley! This was made possible by the Winterkids Downhill 24 contest that PE teacher Tim Farrar entered into and ...

During Read Across America, OHHS students read the children's books they wrote and illustrated to students at the elementary level. Students loved having the big kids come and rea...

This week Carrie Ricker school community kicked off their annual One School One Book event! This year's book is "Life according to Og the Frog," written by Betty G. Birney.

Kindergarten students add a pair of sunglasses to their snowman, it was getting bright outside!

Students at OHHS ride the bus, drive cars, walk and even ride their snowmobiles!