Anthony Bourbon, Principal
Emily Stauffer, Assistant Principal
The mission of Marshwood Middle School is to provide a safe environment that empowers children to reach their academic, physical and emotional potential.
Instruction will meet the needs of all children through the use of a meaningful and challenging curriculum which will result in the development of lifelong learners.
SRO Jeff Upton Serving RSU #35 and the Town of South Berwick jeff.upton@rsu35.org website: https://sites.google.com/a/rsu35.org/school-resource-officer-jeff-upton/ This site is set up to be a resource to the entire RSU #35 community in both South Berwick and Eliot. It is not all inclusive of the issues that our students and parents face…
Reid Johnson, grade 8, sang for three opening day softball events: Majors, Minors, and Mini Minors first games of the season. Eva Therrien was “discovered” at our annual MMS Talent Show and sang our National Anthem to open the Little League season. Congratulations to both girls!
Educator Tami Schoff wrote and was awarded a grant, “Homefront Experience”, for the 8th Grade White Team to participate in a field trip to the Wright Museum to meet and learn from WWII Veterans and Holocaust survivors. Educator Libby Clark wrote and was awarded a grant, Holocaust”, to help fund…
Congratulations to Marshwood Middle School’s Parker Swanson Parker Swanson, from Marshwood Middle School has qualified to compete in the state level competition of the National Geographic Bee! The Maine State Bee will be held on Friday, March 31, 2017. Please visit the State Bee Homepage, and click on Maine to…
The Marshwood Middle School Grade 7+8 Concert Band participated in the Maine Band Directors Concert Band Festival at Scarborough. Marshwood Middle School has participated in this festival for more than a dozen years. There were 26 bands involved in the festival this year. Fifty-one Marshwood students participated this year. The…
Marshwood Middle School’s “We The People” is a civics-oriented curriculum that is sponsored by the Center for Civic Education. In this extracurricular program, eighteen seventh- and eighth-grade students are completing each of the program’s thirty lessons at their own pace, and then, in small groups of three, forming “expert groups”…
High Honors, Grade 6 Gillian Barna, Mitchell Childress, Charlotte Daniels, Alex Dixon, Jackson DuBois, Grace Ducharme, Clarice Forrester, Addie Fuller, Lindley Gori, Hannah Haggerty, Sophie Lusenhop, Leah Maddison, Jonah Nobel, Grace Pease, Lydia Phipps, Ryan Pote, Riley St. Pierre, Kelsey Stevens, Elaine Stewart, Lucia Wiegert Honors, Grade 6 Daniella Aceto,…
How Are School Districts Preparing For LePage’s Proposed Education Cuts? Listen to Superintendent Dr. Mary Nash respond to this question: http://www.tinyurl.com/mm46f82 How Are School Districts Preparing For LePage’s Proposed Education Cuts? By ROBBIE FEINBERG • 2 HOURS AGO Listen Listening… http://www.tinyurl.com/mm46f82 3:04 / 3:13 How Are School Districts Preparing…
May 19 8th Grade Social May 26 Hike Through History June 2 Step-up Day June 6 Spring Concert 7:00 pm MHS June 8 Spring Concert MMS Band 7:00 MHS June 16 Last Day of School (half day)
The festival brought 120 singers from ten area middle schools together to work with a guest conductor, Dr. Nicolas Dosman, from the University of Southern Maine. All fourteen students are members of the Marshwood Middle School Chorus directed by Kris Bisson. Alana Moretti and Reid Johnson were selected as soloists…
