Sheep Grazing on CampusWe are happy to welcome sheep Winnie and Willa to the the lawn outside of the High School, where they will be spending this school year! They have been on here now for nearly a week, happily grazing on all of the grass on the High School field. The sheep belong to High School science […]
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12th Grade Explores Hurricane IslandLast week, after starting the day with (negative) covid tests before setting out, an intrepid group of 12 seniors, two chaperones and one pair of crutches made their way to Hurricane Island, a small island 10 miles off the coast of Rockland in Penobscot Bay. Thanks to the Hurricane Island Center for Science and Leadership, […]
Read More »The MCWS MS cross-country team had a busy week last week with two meets in three days. We started out with a long road trip to Hiram on Wednesday where we took on teams from Mount Ararat, St. Dom’s and Sacopee Valley. Our girls got out to a fast start led by Rahel Delaney who […]
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The middle school cross-country team got off to a slow start with back-to-back rainouts, but that all changed last week when the team managed two events. First, the Greeley Relays were held at Twin Brook in Cumberland as we ran a casual event with several teams of 5 runners tackling the one mile course. Then, […]
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What is this festival called Michaelmas? It is called a “new” festival although it has its roots in ancient Babylonia, India, and earlier. On the very simplest of levels it is known as a harvest festival. That moment in the year when all the fruits of our planting, weeding, growing efforts have ripened and are […]
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High School Helps Out at Growing To GiveGrowing to Give would like to say a huge “thank you” to the Maine Coast high school students and teachers who spent three days last week at Scatter Good Farm in Brunswick helping out in the fields for our grow-for-donation program. Growing to Give is a nonprofit farm project that uses climate-friendly agricultural practices to […]
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As the title of the play infers, it is a small “miracle” when after weeks of struggling to learn lines, remember cues, sort out props and costume changes, that a picture finally emerges with fully embodied characters, and we can call it a play. It was certainly true for the eighth graders last Thursday when […]
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Middle School Organizes Donation Drive for Maine NeedsThe middle school student council is looking beyond life at school and finding a way to make a difference in the local community. That’s why they’ve organized a donation drive for Maine Needs, a grassroots, non-profit organization run by volunteers who work to help families and individuals across the state meet basic needs. The overarching […]
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Spectacular is the only word to describe the entirety of the ski team’s day on Saturday in Fryeburg. For the last race of the season, all the WMC schools gathered on a bluebird day at Stark’s Hill in Fryeburg, our only trip to that world class venue this year. Despite required Covid protocols (girls and […]
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The Board of Directors is currently seeking parents who are interested in joining a board committee. The Board, working closely with the teachers and staff, oversees the financial and legal health and safety of the school. Committees include Marketing and Communications, Finance, Development, Risk & Legal Management, Equity and Inclusion, and Climate Action. Our members […]
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