🏀 Game Day Announcement! 🏀
Bangor vs. Messalonskee
December 9, 2025
BHS Red Barry Gymnasium
Game Schedule:
Freshman: 3:30 PM
JV: 5:00 PM
Varsity: 6:30 PM
Ticket Prices:
Students and Seniors: $3
Adults: $5
Watch Varsity live at: WHOU.LIVE
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Band, Orchestra, and Chorus
December 11, 2025
6:30 PM
Peakes Auditorium
Bangor High School

Band, Orchestra, and Chorus
December 9, 2025
7 PM
Peakes Auditorium

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On the 84th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Bangor High School JROTC for their commitment to holding the Pearl Harbor Memorial Ceremony.
Special recognition was given to Willard Carleton Orr, PFC, U.S. Army Air Forces, a Bangor native who lost his life on that fateful day in 1941.
We also thank the BHS Band for their solemn tribute, performing the National Anthem, the Navy Hymn, and Taps. Your dedication and respect for those who served are truly commendable.
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Good morning BSD Families and Staff,
Due to the forecasted winter weather conditions, we will have a half day of school today and all after-school activities are canceled.
BHS will dismiss at 11:00 AM
Middle Schools will dismiss at 11:30 AM
Pre-K through 5 Schools will dismiss at 12:00 PM

December 22, Bangor girls vs Brewer!
Bangor High School Gymnasium
Call time 5:30 pm
Theme: Hideous Holiday Sweater
Email Mr. Tipton at mtipton@bangorschools.net to confirm your attendance.

Watch the video to see their inspiring thoughts, and join us in spreading gratitude!
https://youtube.com/shorts/1EkcgmUlZ6E
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
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LIVE Tonight! the impact of social media_parent event + WIN cool prizes
Is your child on social media? If so, join Bangor School Department Superintendent Dr. Marie Robinson along with SmartSocial for a LIVE virtual parent event, designed to help parents understand the impact of social media on teens.
Parents will learn the emotional and behavioral impact, recognize hidden risks or harmful patterns, and get practical steps and dialogue starters to help your child use social media safely and responsibly.
LIVE Parent/Guardian Event: Understanding the Impact of Social Media on Teens
When: TONIGHT!!! Thurs. Nov 20th at 7 PM (ET)
Where: Register now to be entered for a chance to win a Kindle or 3D Printer*!

In this episode of Beyond the Bell, join Dr. Marie Robinson and School Committee member Sara Luciano as they welcome Principal Richard Fournier from Fruit Street Elementary. Together, they delve into the transformative impact of mentorship on student success.
Principal Fournier shares heartwarming stories of student progress and discusses the collaborative efforts with other schools to expand the reading program and train new mentors. Principal Fournier provides valuable insights on how parents can address concerns, engage with teachers, and become active members of the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO).
Don't miss their discussion on upcoming events, including the Parent-Teacher Conferences and the exciting winter concert series!
Listen, Like and Follow! https://open.spotify.com/episode/0JC1hY2Ko0tnWPR4cmZ9ya?si=7UKQG0vgRWSrRkcX91XPCw
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As the season of gratitude approaches, our school community is bursting with creativity and a thankful spirit! You'll notice an array of colorful turkeys and vibrant pumpkins popping up in art displays throughout the school department. These festive decorations are a wonderful reflection of our students' enthusiasm for the season and their artistic talents.
In addition to this beautiful turkey and pumpkin art display at Vine Street, we are excited to announce that we are working on a special "Balloons over Vine Street" video of the parade that took place today.
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Throughout the day, students navigated a variety of interactive stations that covered essential aspects of civic engagement, from understanding the voting process to discussing community issues. Geoff Wingard, the Maine DOE Interdisciplinary Instruction Specialist, emphasized the importance of the program, stating, “Civics on the Road will visit one school per month throughout the 2025-2026 school year, with programming tailored to elementary, middle, and high school learners. Each visit includes interactive stations, a culminating town hall, and optional professional learning for educators to extend civic instruction beyond the day itself.”
Wingard further explained the program's broader objective, declaring, “This is more than a history lesson; it’s an invitation for students to see themselves as civic actors.” His words resonated with the students, sparking conversations about their roles in the community and encouraging them to think about how they can effect change.
Jaime Jarvis, Chair of the History Department at Bangor High School, also spoke about the program's significance. “Having these kinds of experiences enriches our students’ education,” she said. “It not only makes history come alive but also empowers our students to take ownership of their role in society. Programs like this remind them that they have a voice and can make a difference.”
The “Civics on the Road” program aims to empower students across Maine, making civics education accessible and relevant. With the continuation of these monthly visits, the Maine Department of Education hopes to inspire a new generation of informed and engaged citizens ready to take an active role in their communities.

United Technologies Center is hosting their Annual Open House on Tuesday, November 25th, from 5:00–6:30 p.m.
Families are invited to tour programs, meet instructors, and see the work students are doing every day.
Please take a moment to RSVP so they can plan accordingly:
🔗 https://www.utc4me.org/forms/open-house-student-conference
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Stop by and stock up Thursday, November 20, 2025
3:30-6:30pm
At the Bangor School Department we believe that every student and family matters. To help during these tough times, we are thrilled to offer an after-school opportunity to pick up food and household items donated from our community. No worries if your student’s school is not listed—you are welcome to visit the most convenient location from the four options. Everybody needs help now and then, and it is our honor to support our students and families!

