Before and After School Child Care Options

Dear Parents and Guardians,

The Bangor School Department is pleased to share information about before and after-school child care opportunities available with the Bangor Region YMCA and Bangor Parks & Recreation. These community partners help provide families with safe, reliable, and engaging before and after-school care options for students.

We are grateful for our community partners and the support they provide to Bangor families. We encourage you to review these options and contact the organizations directly with any questions about registration, availability, or program details.
Sincerely,

Bangor School Department

Before & After School Program at the Y
Enroll your child today for the Bangor Region YMCA's Before & After School Program for Pre-K to 6th Graders! 6:30 am Early Drop Off and 6:00pm Late Pick Up. Competitively priced and run by experienced, energized, and fun staff! Includes swim time, enriching curriculum program, homework help, and more! We accept state subsidies and offer financial assistance as well as multi-child and military discounts.
Click Here to Register for our Before & After School Program!

Before & After School Program for Students at the Fruit Street School & Abraham Lincoln School
Enroll your child today for the Bangor Region YMCA's Before & After School Program for Pre-K to 6th Graders! 6:30 am Early Drop Off at the Y for Before School care and 6:00pm Late Pick Up at Fruit Street School for After School care. Competitively priced and run by experienced, energized, and fun staff! Includes swim time, enriching curriculum program, homework help, and more! We accept state subsidies and offer financial assistance as well as multi-child and military discounts.
Click Here to Register for our Before & After School Program!

2026-2027 Bangor Parks & Recreation Kid's Cave Before & After School Program

The Bangor Parks & Recreation Kid's Cave provides a safe, fun, and engaging environment for children Pre-K through 5th Grade before school, after school, and on many non-school days.

LOCATION: Bangor Parks & Recreation, 647 Main Street, Bangor, ME
DATES: First Day of School through the Last Day of School
HOURS: 6:45 AM – 5:45 PM

Flexible Program Options to fit your Family's Needs!

THE WHOLE ENCHILADA
Before School
After School
Vacation Days
Snow Days
Early Release Days
In-Service Days
BEFORE SCHOOL
BEFORE SCHOOL "PLUS"
Includes Vacation Days, Snow Days, Early Release Days & In-Service Days.
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL
Regular School Days Only
AFTER SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL "PLUS"
Includes Vacation Days, Snow Days, Early Release Days & In-Service Days.

Why Families Love Kid's Cave
Fun daily activities
Homework time & enrichment
Caring, experienced staff
Safe, welcoming environment
Flexible options for busy families
Reserve Your Child's Spot Today!

Contact Bangor Parks & Recreation at https://bangorme.myrec.com/

1 day ago, Bangor School Department
When looking ahead to the 26-27 school year, use these recommendations to plan for student holidays, appointments, and family vacations. We greatly value instructional time, and our students benefit from consistent attendance. #WeAreBangor
2 days ago, Bangor School Department
When looking ahead to the 26-27 school year, use these recommendations to plan for student holidays, appointments, and family vacations. We greatly value instructional time, and our students benefit from consistent attendance. #WeAreBangor
Lifeguard Certification Course: August 17 - 19

Sign up today for the Bangor Region YMCA's Lifeguard Certification Course! Teens 15 years and older and adults may qualify to receive their American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification for FREE thanks to a grant the Y received from Machias Savings Bank. For more information, contact Shawn Rich, Aquatics & Competitive Swim Director, at srich@bangory.org.
2 days ago, Bangor School Department
Lifeguard Certification Course: August 17 - 19 Sign up today for the Bangor Region YMCA's Lifeguard Certification Course! Teens 15 years and older and adults may qualify to receive their American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification for FREE thanks to a grant the Y received from Machias Savings Bank. For more information, contact Shawn Rich, Aquatics & Competitive Swim Director, at srich@bangory.org.
Health Care That Doesn’t Take a Vacation ☀️
School may be out—but care is still in.
PCHC’s School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) are open all summer long, making it easy for students to get the care they need—Take advantage of summer access to your School-Based Health Center! It’s the perfect opportunity to complete physicals, manage ongoing health needs, and prepare for the upcoming school year.
Summer visits are also a great time for parents and caregivers to tour the SBHC, meet their student’s care team, and get familiar with services available throughout the year.
Available during summer & school vacations at:
📍 Bangor High School | 207-404-8247

Services include:
✔ Annual & sports physicals
✔ Immunizations
✔ Acute care (illness or injury)
✔ Chronic disease management
✔ Mental health & substance use counseling
✔ Health education & referrals
Give your student a healthier, easier summer.
Learn more at www.PCHC.com or call for more information or to schedule an appointment.
#WeAreBangor
7 days ago, Bangor School Department
Health Care That Doesn’t Take a Vacation ☀️ School may be out—but care is still in. PCHC’s School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) are open all summer long, making it easy for students to get the care they need—Take advantage of summer access to your School-Based Health Center! It’s the perfect opportunity to complete physicals, manage ongoing health needs, and prepare for the upcoming school year. Summer visits are also a great time for parents and caregivers to tour the SBHC, meet their student’s care team, and get familiar with services available throughout the year. Available during summer & school vacations at: 📍 Bangor – Bangor High School | 207-404-8247 📍 Brewer & AOS 47 – Brewer High School | 207-992-2393 📍 RSU 34 – Old Town Elementary School | 207-404-8004 Services include: ✔ Annual & sports physicals ✔ Immunizations ✔ Acute care (illness or injury) ✔ Chronic disease management ✔ Mental health & substance use counseling ✔ Health education & referrals Give your student a healthier, easier summer. Learn more at www.PCHC.com or call for more information or to schedule an appointment. #PCHCares #SchoolBasedHealth #SummerCare #HealthyKids #CommunityHealth #MaineHealthcare #StudentWellness #AccessToCare

Per state mandate, all Maine public school boards must adopt and enforce a strict policy prohibiting student use of personal electronic devices for the entire duration of the school day, including cell phones, personal laptops, smartwatches, and other electronic devices with internet or cellular network capabilities—from the starting bell to the dismissal bell. *
To ensure developmental appropriateness and operational success, implementation procedures are categorized into three distinct grade bands: PreK–5, 6–8, and 9–12.

Grade Band Procedures

PreK - Grade 5 (Elementary)
● Storage Location: Inside the student's backpack.
● Device Status: Powered completely off.
● Smartwatches: Treated the same as cell phones; must remain in backpacks all day.

Grades 6 - 8
● Students turn off cell phones and secure them in their lockers during the morning homeroom period.
● Students secure personal earbuds and smartwatches in their lockers during the morning homeroom period.
● Personal laptops / tablets remain at home.
● Students will reunite with their devices at the conclusion of the school day.

Grades 9 - 12 (High School)

● Prior to first period and by 7:55am, students will store phones, powered down, with a designated teacher in cell phone boxes for the day.
● For most students, designated storage will be with the teacher of their final class of the school day, allowing them to retrieve the phone as their school day ends.
● Students with a planned early dismissal for school-related activities (ex. field trips, away games for sports) will store phones with a designated staff member, who will also facilitate retrieval of phones as students depart for their event.
● Students arriving late to school will store their phones in the main office, where it will remain until retrieved by the student at dismissal.
● Personal devices, including laptops and tablets, will no longer be registered for personal use, and we ask that those remain at home. All students will be issued a new Chromebook for school and take-home academic use.
● Earbuds will continue to not be allowed during school hours, and their use will be addressed by administration.
● Smartwatches should remain at home, and their use will be addressed by administration.

Please reach out to your building principal with any questions.

**Exceptions: Medical/Communication exemptions may be made on an as-needed basis

#WeAreBangor

9 days ago, Bangor School Department
Per state mandate, all Maine public school boards must adopt and enforce a strict policy prohibiting student use of personal electronic devices for the entire duration of the school day, including cell phones, personal laptops, Smartwatches, other electronic devices with internet or cellular network capabilities —from the starting bell to the dismissal bell.* To ensure developmental appropriateness and operational success, implementation procedures are categorized into three distinct grade bands: PreK–5, 6–8, and 9–12. Grade Band Procedures PreK - Grade 5 (Elementary) ● Storage Location: Inside the student's backpack. ● Device Status: Powered completely off. ● Smartwatches: Treated the same as cell phones; must remain in backpacks all day. BANGOR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 73 Harlow Street – Bangor, Maine 04401 www.bangorschools.net Marie Robinson, Ph.D 207-262-9125 Superintendent of Schools Fax: 207-262-9126 Kathy Harris-Smedberg, Ph.D 207-262-9111 Assistant Superintendent of Schools Fax: 207-262-9128 Grades 6 - 8 ● Students turn off cell phones and secure them in their lockers during the morning homeroom period. ● Students secure personal earbuds and smartwatches in their lockers during the morning homeroom period. ● Personal laptops / tablets remain at home. ● Students will reunite with their devices at the conclusion of the school day. Grades 9 - 12 (High School) ● Prior to first period and by 7:55am, students will store phones, powered down, with a designated teacher in cell phone boxes for the day. ● For most students, designated storage will be with the teacher of their final class of the school day, allowing them to retrieve the phone as their school day ends. ● Students with a planned early dismissal for school-related activities (ex. field trips, away games for sports) will store phones with a designated staff member, who will also facilitate retrieval of phones as students depart for their event. ● Students arriving late to school will store their phones in the main office, where it will remain until retrieved by the student at dismissal. ● Personal devices, including laptops and tablets, will no longer be registered for personal use, and we ask that those remain at home. All students will be issued a new Chromebook for school and take-home academic use. ● Earbuds will continue to not be allowed during school hours and their use will be addressed by administration. ● Smartwatches should remain at home and their use will be addressed by administration. Please reach out to your building principal with any questions. **Exceptions: Medical/Communication exemptions may be made on an as needed basis
Sign Up for PowerSchool Parent Access Today!
The PowerSchool Parent Portal is a powerful tool designed to keep you informed and engaged in your child’s education. Staying connected has never been easier!

Through the Parent Portal, you can quickly and securely access important information such as:

📅 Attendance records
📊 Grades and progress updates
📝 Report cards
📚 And more important school information

With real-time access to your child’s academic information, you can stay on top of their progress, celebrate successes, and address concerns early. The portal helps strengthen communication between families and schools, ensuring students have the support they need to succeed.

Ready to get started? Click here or copy and paste this link into your browser to sign up: https://www.bangorschools.net/forms/powerschool-parent-access

Stay informed. Stay connected. Stay involved. #WeAreBangor
9 days ago, Bangor School Department
Sign Up for PowerSchool Parent Access Today! The PowerSchool Parent Portal is a powerful tool designed to keep you informed and engaged in your child’s education. Staying connected has never been easier! Through the Parent Portal, you can quickly and securely access important information such as: 📅 Attendance records 📊 Grades and progress updates 📝 Report cards 📚 And more important school information** With real-time access to your child’s academic information, you can stay on top of their progress, celebrate successes, and address concerns early. The portal helps strengthen communication between families and schools, ensuring students have the support they need to succeed. Ready to get started? 👉 Click here to sign up: https://www.bangorschools.net/forms/powerschool-parent-access Stay informed. Stay connected. Stay involved.

The “Snack Shack” at Cameron Stadium is being rebuilt with generous funding support from the Bangor High School All Sports Boosters and community donors. The updated facility will include new electrical and fire suppression systems, allowing all concession services to operate safely and efficiently within one building. #WeAreBangor

11 days ago, Sam the Ram
The “Snack Shack” at Cameron Stadium, is being rebuilt with generous funding support from the Bangor High School All Sports Boosters and community donors. The updated facility will include new electrical and fire suppression systems, allowing all concession services to operate safely and efficiently within one building. #WeAreBangor
The “Snack Shack” at Cameron Stadium, is being rebuilt with generous funding support from the Bangor High School All Sports Boosters and community donors. The updated facility will include new electrical and fire suppression systems, allowing all concession services to operate safely and efficiently within one building. #WeAreBangor
The “Snack Shack” at Cameron Stadium, is being rebuilt with generous funding support from the Bangor High School All Sports Boosters and community donors. The updated facility will include new electrical and fire suppression systems, allowing all concession services to operate safely and efficiently within one building. #WeAreBangor
The “Snack Shack” at Cameron Stadium, is being rebuilt with generous funding support from the Bangor High School All Sports Boosters and community donors. The updated facility will include new electrical and fire suppression systems, allowing all concession services to operate safely and efficiently within one building. #WeAreBangor

Notice of Temporary Phone Service Disruption

The Bangor School Department is currently upgrading our IT systems to better serve our students, families, and staff. As part of this upgrade, there may be intermittent disruptions to phone service throughout this week.

During this time, you may experience difficulty reaching school offices by phone. If you are unable to get through, please contact your school via email or try calling again later.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we complete these important improvements.

#WeAreBangor

17 days ago, Bangor School Department
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We were thrilled to welcome Melissa Gallagher from Maine Audubon to our Summer Multilingual Classroom!

Melissa brought the wonders of Maine’s wildlife to our students, teaching them about the amazing mammals that share our forests, fields, and backyards. Students explored animal tracks and worked together to identify Maine mammals, all while building language skills and confidence through hands-on learning with fun, interactive games!

Thank you, Melissa and Maine Audubon, for inspiring our students to connect with nature and become thoughtful stewards of Maine’s beautiful wildlife!
#WeAreBangor
29 days ago, Bangor School Department
We were thrilled to welcome Melissa Gallagher from Maine Audubon to our Summer Multilingual Classroom! Melissa brought the wonders of Maine’s wildlife to our students, teaching them about the amazing mammals that share our forests, fields, and backyards. Students explored animal tracks and worked together to identify Maine mammals, all while building language skills and confidence through hands-on learning with fun, interactive games! Thank you, Melissa and Maine Audubon, for inspiring our students to connect with nature and become thoughtful stewards of Maine’s beautiful wildlife!
We were thrilled to welcome Melissa Gallagher from Maine Audubon to our Summer Multilingual Classroom! Melissa brought the wonders of Maine’s wildlife to our students, teaching them about the amazing mammals that share our forests, fields, and backyards. Students explored animal tracks and worked together to identify Maine mammals, all while building language skills and confidence through hands-on learning with fun, interactive games! Thank you, Melissa and Maine Audubon, for inspiring our students to connect with nature and become thoughtful stewards of Maine’s beautiful wildlife!
We were thrilled to welcome Melissa Gallagher from Maine Audubon to our Summer Multilingual Classroom! Melissa brought the wonders of Maine’s wildlife to our students, teaching them about the amazing mammals that share our forests, fields, and backyards. Students explored animal tracks and worked together to identify Maine mammals, all while building language skills and confidence through hands-on learning with fun, interactive games! Thank you, Melissa and Maine Audubon, for inspiring our students to connect with nature and become thoughtful stewards of Maine’s beautiful wildlife!
We were thrilled to welcome Melissa Gallagher from Maine Audubon to our Summer Multilingual Classroom! Melissa brought the wonders of Maine’s wildlife to our students, teaching them about the amazing mammals that share our forests, fields, and backyards. Students explored animal tracks and worked together to identify Maine mammals, all while building language skills and confidence through hands-on learning with fun, interactive games! Thank you, Melissa and Maine Audubon, for inspiring our students to connect with nature and become thoughtful stewards of Maine’s beautiful wildlife!
School Bus Drivers Wanted

Cyr Bus is looking for transportation specialists and school bus drivers or those who are interested in becoming one! School bus drivers have school vacations—school holidays and summer vacations off, (with unemployment benefits). You are home nights and weekends. We will train you for free.

Cyr Bus has PTO, attendance bonuses, a great competitive wage, employee-paid health insurance, HSA, 401k, Aflac, 3 paid snow days, and 6 weeks a year you can collect employment benefits, and there are opportunities to work more hours.

If you are in need of training to be qualified to drive a school bus, training starts soon!

Please call Judy at 207-942-3354 or Melanie at 207-949-0597
30 days ago, Bangor School Department
School Bus Drivers Wanted Cyr Bus is looking for transportation specialists and school bus drivers or those who are interested in becoming one! School bus drivers have school vacations—school holidays and summer vacations off, (with unemployment benefits). You are home nights and weekends. We will train you for free. Cyr Bus has PTO, attendance bonuses, a great competitive wage, employee-paid health insurance, HSA, 401k, Aflac, 3 paid snow days, and 6 weeks a year you can collect employment benefits, and there are opportunities to work more hours. If you are in need of training to be qualified to drive a school bus, training starts soon! Please call Judy at 207-942-3354 or Melanie at 207-949-0597
Notification of Bangor School Department Central Office Summer Hours.
Effective June 22, 2026, through August 14, 2026, the central office will close at 1:00 PM on Fridays.
about 1 month ago, Bangor School Department
Notification of Bangor School Department Central Office Summer Hours. Effective June 22, 2026, through August 14, 2026, the central office will close at 1:00 PM on Fridays.
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit.

A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We had a fantastic Field Day at JFDS! Our students had an amazing time filled with games, laughter, teamwork, and tons of school spirit. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible partners C&L Aviation and the Bangor Police Department for helping make this day such a success. Your support, encouragement, and community partnership mean so much to our students and staff. #WeAreBangor
We are proud to recognize 10 exceptional eighth-grade students who have been nominated for the William S. Cohen School Citizenship Award!

Each year, this award is presented to two students who truly embody the core values of our school community. These nominees consistently go beyond expectations—not for recognition, but because it’s who they are. Through their actions, relationships, and daily contributions, they help make Cohen a positive, inclusive, and supportive place for everyone.

Our nominees demonstrate strong academic effort and take pride in their work. They persevere through challenges, maintain positive learning habits, and strive for personal growth. They model respectful and appropriate behavior in all school settings and lead by example through thoughtful decision-making.

These students show integrity, honesty, maturity, and compassion. They support and encourage their peers, include others, and help create a welcoming school culture. Their kindness, fairness, and positive attitudes influence those around them and strengthen our entire school community.

We are incredibly proud of each of these students for the leadership, character, and heart they bring to William S. Cohen School each and every day.

#WeAreBangor
about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
We are proud to recognize 10 exceptional eighth-grade students who have been nominated for the William S. Cohen School Citizenship Award! Each year, this award is presented to two students who truly embody the core values of our school community. These nominees consistently go beyond expectations—not for recognition, but because it’s who they are. Through their actions, relationships, and daily contributions, they help make Cohen a positive, inclusive, and supportive place for everyone. Our nominees demonstrate strong academic effort and take pride in their work. They persevere through challenges, maintain positive learning habits, and strive for personal growth. They model respectful and appropriate behavior in all school settings and lead by example through thoughtful decision-making. These students show integrity, honesty, maturity, and compassion. They support and encourage their peers, include others, and help create a welcoming school culture. Their kindness, fairness, and positive attitudes influence those around them and strengthen our entire school community. We are incredibly proud of each of these students for the leadership, character, and heart they bring to William S. Cohen School each and every day.

In conjunction with the Maine Department of Education, students in Ms. LeRoy's AP Human Geography piloted the Seal of Climate Literacy. 14 students submitted their experiential project for the Seal of Climate Literacy. As part of the pilot program, they received the Seal of Climate Literacy medallion from the Maine DOE. Students focused on composting, countering fast fashion, developing community gardens, sustainable heating sources in Maine, and forest research on tree species due to climate change. #WeAreBangor

about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
In conjunction with the Maine Department of Education, students in Ms. LeRoy's AP Human Geography piloted the Seal of Climate Literacy. 14 students submitted their experiential project for the Seal of Climate Literacy. As part of the pilot program, they received the Seal of Climate Literacy medallion from the Maine DOE. Students focused on composting, countering fast fashion, developing community gardens, sustainable heating sources in Maine, and forest research on tree species due to climate change.
Exciting News for Bangor Students & Staff!
The PCHC School-Based Health Center (SBHC) for the Bangor School Department is expanding to year-round services, including summer break!
🩺 Services Available:
✔️ Primary & acute medical care
✔️ Mental health services
✔️ Available to ALL Bangor School Department students and staff
📌 Location: Bangor High School (BHS) – all services provided on site
⏰ Hours: Monday–Friday | 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📞 Scheduling is easy and unchanged: Call 207-404-8247

We’re excited to continue supporting our school community—now all year long!

#WeAreBangor
about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
Exciting News for Bangor Students & Staff! 🎉 The PCHC School-Based Health Center (SBHC) for the Bangor School Department is expanding to year-round services, including school vacations and summer—starting with February and April breaks! 🩺 Services Available: ✔️ Primary & acute medical care ✔️ Mental health services ✔️ Available to ALL Bangor School Department students and staff 📌 Location: Bangor High School (BHS) – all services provided on site ⏰ Hours: Monday–Friday | 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM 📞 Scheduling is easy and unchanged: Call 207-404-8247 We’re excited to continue supporting our school community—now all year long! #WeAreBangor

Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event

Students at the Bangor Regional Program recently enjoyed an exciting and educational Touch-a-Truck event, giving them the opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of impressive vehicles from our local community.

Participants explored a Bangor Fire Department ladder truck, climbed aboard a Hughes Brothers dump truck, checked out a Fidium Fiber cable bucket truck, and learned about the important work performed by a Morin Oil delivery truck. Students also had the chance to admire two beautiful classic cars that added a special touch to the event.

The hands-on experience allowed students to learn about different careers, ask questions, and see firsthand how these vehicles serve our community every day. The excitement and curiosity on students' faces made the event a tremendous success.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to Bangor Fire Department, Hughes Brothers, Fidium Fiber, Morin Oil, and the owners of the classic cars, Kit Carson and Corty Lindsey, for generously sharing their time, vehicles, and expertise with our students. Community partnerships like these help create memorable learning experiences that our students will remember for years to come.

We are grateful to everyone who helped make this amazing Touch-a-Truck event possible! #WeAreBangor

about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event
Bangor Regional Program Hosts Exciting Touch-a-Truck Event

Title I Public Comment Meeting

Families are invited to attend a Title I Public Comment Meeting on Monday, June 15, at 3:15 PM at Downeast School.

The purpose of this meeting is to provide families and community members an opportunity to review and provide feedback on the district's Title I program and plans for the upcoming school year. Your input helps us evaluate the effectiveness of our programs and ensure that Title I services continue to meet the needs of our students and families.

If you are unable to attend but would like to share feedback, please contact Kathy Harris-Smedberg, Assistant Superintendent, at kharrissmedberg@bangorschools.net

You will also be able to provide comments at the June 24, 2026 Bangor School Committee meeting.

about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
Title I Public Comment Meeting Families are invited to attend a Title I Public Comment Meeting on Monday, June 15, at 3:15 PM at Downeast School. The purpose of this meeting is to provide families and community members an opportunity to review and provide feedback on the district's Title I program and plans for the upcoming school year. Your input helps us evaluate the effectiveness of our programs and ensure that Title I services continue to meet the needs of our students and families. If you are unable to attend but would like to share feedback, please contact Kathy Harris-Smedberg, Assistant Superintendent, at kharrissmedberg@bangorschools.net.

Find information about the temporary Fairmount School relocation to a school within a school model at Bangor High School at the link below:
https://www.bangorschools.net/page/temporary-relocation

#WeAreBangor

about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
Find information about the temporary Fairmount School relocation at the link below: https://www.bangorschools.net/page/temporary-relocation
Fruit Street students brought the energy for our annual Move-A-Thon. They raced through an obstacle course, jumping, zig-zagging, and cheering each other on every step of the way! Thanks to the incredible support from our families and community, our runners helped raise money for our school’s PTO, supporting programs and experiences that make our school so special. And of course, after all that hard work… it was time to cool down with popsicles! #WeAreBangor
about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
Fruit Street students brought the energy for our annual Move-A-Thon. They raced through an obstacle course, jumping, zig-zagging, and cheering each other on every step of the way! Thanks to the incredible support from our families and community, our runners helped raise money for our school’s PTO, supporting programs and experiences that make our school so special. And of course, after all that hard work… it was time to cool down with popsicles! #WeAreBangor
Fruit Street students brought the energy for our annual Move-A-Thon. They raced through an obstacle course, jumping, zig-zagging, and cheering each other on every step of the way! Thanks to the incredible support from our families and community, our runners helped raise money for our school’s PTO, supporting programs and experiences that make our school so special. And of course, after all that hard work… it was time to cool down with popsicles! #WeAreBangor
Fruit Street students brought the energy for our annual Move-A-Thon. They raced through an obstacle course, jumping, zig-zagging, and cheering each other on every step of the way! Thanks to the incredible support from our families and community, our runners helped raise money for our school’s PTO, supporting programs and experiences that make our school so special. And of course, after all that hard work… it was time to cool down with popsicles! #WeAreBangor
Fruit Street students brought the energy for our annual Move-A-Thon. They raced through an obstacle course, jumping, zig-zagging, and cheering each other on every step of the way! Thanks to the incredible support from our families and community, our runners helped raise money for our school’s PTO, supporting programs and experiences that make our school so special. And of course, after all that hard work… it was time to cool down with popsicles! #WeAreBangor
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down! #WeAreBangor
about 2 months ago, Bangor School Department
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!
Books, buddies, and shaved ice, what could be better? Mrs. White’s 5th graders and Ms Morin’s 2nd graders spent the afternoon reading together, enjoying cool treats, and making memories on the Fairmount playground. It was a wonderful celebration of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of reading as another year winds down!