Marshwood Middle School

Happy August- Summer is flying by! Marshwood Middle School is buzzing with excitement as we gear up for a brand-new school year! Staff are busy preparing classrooms, planning lessons, and getting everything ready to welcome our students.

Another opportunity for a sports physical! See attached pic

Sign up for fall sports

Take a look at our very own Rock Stars! The MMS Rock Band club performed at the Strawberry Festival in South Berwick- Thank you, Mrs. Bisson, for these awesome pictures!

Congratulations to 2015 Marshwood grad Cody Hughes on his upcoming induction into the Maine Amateur wrestling hall of fame! https://www.pressherald.com/2025/07/09/maine-wrestling-group-announces-this-years-hall-of-fame-class/

At MMS our last day of school is Tuesday, June 17th

Welcome to Marshwood Middle School Class of 2032!

Check out this Climbing Camp Opportunity at MMS this summer!

Do you know about this summer opportunity? Marshwood Youth Basketball Camp with Coach Bobby Pratt and Coach Angie Littlefield

Marshwood unified bocce takes on Kennebunk and scores a 12 to 3 victory with our friends up at Kennebunk

Check out this opportunity for our students this summer! Ready to step into the world of law enforcement and leadership? The Eliot Police Department Youth Academy is BACK!! Get a firsthand look at police work- think teamwork, problem-solving, and hands on training in a great environment. From fingerprint analysis to drone demonstrations, you’ll get to experience the skills that make a great officer. Plus, you’ll build confidence, meet new friends, and have a blast along the way! DATE: July 21 - July 25, 2025 LOCATION: Eliot Police Department FOR: incoming 6th through 8th grade at MMS Registration will open soon. Stay tuned!! Eliot Recreation Department

Congratulations to the sixth graders who won the first annual Create a Sled Iditarod style STEM challenge! Advisory teams had so much fun working together to create something from a random assortment of supplies.

We are feeling spoiled this week! Thank you to MMS Student Council, student council assistants, and any MMS families that have stepped us to make us feel extra special this week!

Over April vacation, Principal Christine Goulet and Katie Gilpatrick, were honored with scholarships to attend the BARR (Building Assets, Reducing Risks) Conference, a nationally recognized event focused on student-centered education and school transformation. This opportunity allowed them to connect with educators from across the country, learn best practices, and explore strategies for strengthening relationships, data-driven support systems, and inclusive learning environments. The scholarship covered all expenses, making it possible for them to participate without financial strain from the district. At the conference, Christine and Katie attended hands-on workshops, keynote sessions, and collaborative discussions that emphasized the power of knowing every student by name, strength, and need. Inspired by the success stories of other BARR schools, they returned energized and equipped with practical tools to improve student outcomes and foster a more supportive school culture. Their experience at the BARR conference will directly benefit our school as they work to implement what they learned and share insights with colleagues.

Great News from Marshwood Middle School Allied Art Night 2025

Great News from Marshwood Middle School Marshwood Middle School Chorus The Marshwood Middle School Choruses and their director, Kris Bisson, were guests of the Maine Mariners for their April 5 hockey game in Portland. Six thousand fans were in attendance as the chorus sang "God Bless America" and the Eliot Police Department served as the honor guard for the National Anthem.

Support the MMS library through our book fair!

Allied Art Night! Thursday, April 10th 6:00-7:30

Great News from Marshwood Middle School Great News from Marshwood Middle School Ancient Egypt Kathleen Butler It’s that time of year! 6th grade students are studying Ancient Egypt and they completed the first half of the Mummification Lab! Their pharaohs are nestled away for about 9 weeks. After 9 weeks, students will make observations of the changes in weight and length of the pharaohs caused by the mummification process. Kathleen Butler It’s that time of year! 6th grade students are studying Ancient Egypt and they completed the first half of the Mummification Lab! Their pharaohs are nestled away for about 9 weeks. After 9 weeks, students will make observations of the changes in weight and length of the pharaohs caused by the mummification process.