Meroby Elementary News Today

The school is expected to open around December 2025 or January 2026.

FARMINGTON - In response to Maine's rising food insecurity rates—the highest in New England—Franklin Savings Bank is contributing $106,650 to enhance food security in the state. This initiative will support 63 pantries and youth food programs that serve food-insecure populations within Franklin, Somerset, Hancock and Oxford counties*. Recognizing the significance of supporting food security, the

One of the four state finalists will be named the 2024 Maine Teacher of the Year in October after the final stages of the selection process are complete.

As student absenteeism became a persistent issue at Meroby Elementary School, three school leaders worked together in a successful effort that decreased the school’s chronically absent rate by more than 40% over the course of a school year. Jodi Ellis, Hillary Cayer, and Nicole Pinkham – who serve as the school’s principal, social worker, and … Continue reading Meroby Elementary School Improves Student Attendance with Family Engagement Opportunities

The town would like to move all departments except highway into the Meroby Elementary School building.

'It will be an apiary program for students, built by students!'

Tom Danylik will be lead administrator after serving as interim since last fall.

Local taxpayer costs for the building including permitting for the building are currently estimated at $3,000.

Read Article Mountain Valley Middle School Principal Ryan Casey speaks Tuesday to Regional School Unit 10 directors at Mountain Valley High School in Rumford. From left are Secretary Peggy Collette, Superintendent Deb Alden, Directors Greg Buccina of Rumford, Jerry Wiley of Buckfield, Justeen LaPointe of Roxbury, Michelle Casey of Buckfield, Charlie Maddaus of Sumner, Abbey Rice and Bill Hobson, both of Rumford, Bonnie Child of Mexico, Dan Hodge of Rumford, and Gail Parent of Hanover. Marian...

Read Article Regional School Unit 10 officials look at photos of school building designs Wednesday at Mountain Valley High School in Rumford. From left, clockwise, are Meroby Elementary School Principal Kim Fuller, Curriculum Coordinator Leanne Condon, Technology Director Brian Carrier, school board Director Jerry Wiley of Buckfield, Superintendent Deb Alden, Building, Grounds and Transportation Director Scott Holmes and school board Director Peter DeFilipp of Mexico. Marianne Hutchinson/Rum...