School Meals will Remain Available for All Students
All students can still get free breakfast and lunch at school every day.
Find Local Food Assistance
If your family needs food support, call 211, or visit the Good Shepherd Food Bank’s Food Pantry Locator to find help near you. Visit www.gsfb.org/get-help/food-map or scan the QR code in the image.
General Assistance
Families can apply for General Assistance, which can help meet basic needs including food, housing, utilities, medical costs, and more. Visit www.maine.gov/dhhs/ofi/programs-services/general-assistance.
Continue to Apply or Renew SNAP Benefits
You can still apply for or renew SNAP during the shutdown. If you qualify, doing this now will help make sure your benefits are ready as soon as funding resumes. Apply or renew at: www.mymaineconnection.gov.
Game Day Alert!
Get ready for the Class A Northern Finals as the Bangor Rams face off against Camden Hills!
November 4, 2025
4:30 PM
Cameron Stadium
Online Tickets Only: https://gofan.co/app/school/MPA
$12 for Adults, $6 for Students & Seniors
Bring your herd and support the Rams!
Watch Live only on WHOU.live
#WeAreBangor #GoRams #SoccerFinals #HighSchoolSports
![Game Day Alert! ⚽🏆 Get ready for the Class A Northern Finals as the Bangor Rams face off against Camden Hills! 📅 Date: November 4, 2025 🕓 Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Location: Cameron Stadium 🎟️ Online Tickets Only: Get Your Tickets Here! $12 for Adults $6 for Students & Seniors Bring your herd and support the Rams TONIGHT! Let’s show our team spirit! 📣 📺 Watch Live only on [WHOU.live] #GoRams #SoccerFinals #HighSchoolSports](https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/bangor_school_department_ar/live_feed_image/image/20922468/large_Field_Hockey_Pre-Season_Game__22_.png)
Player from Mary Snow: Sam Blanchard
Players from William S. Cohen: Sean Owolabi, Isaac Klein, Auckland Dwyer.
Players from James F. Doughty: Doughty-Dinh Duong, William Sprague, Maxwell Strout, Zane Zezima.
The team also consists of players from All Saints and Orono.
Coached by Ben Sprague.
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Congratulations to the Bangor Girls U12 Soccer club team, who won the state championships on November 2! The team defeated Saco 5-1.
Players from Mary Snow: Nora Robinson, Mya Muzzy, Elin Main, and Jackie Jacobs.
Players from Fairmount: Marina Light
Players from William S. Cohen: Elsie Fitzpatrick, Audrey Perky, and Adlee Chambers.
The team also consists of players from Bucksport, Orrington, Southwest Harbor, and Hancock. Coaches: Tyler Muzzy and Andy Fitzpatrick.
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It’s flexible, fun, and designed to help students grow their confidence while making a positive digital footprint. Encourage your students to apply today!
Learn more and apply here 👉 https://smartsocial.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=31eb4161cfb27071716e69a09&id=197f016265&e=b25c4c8483
We’re so proud of their effort, accuracy, and teamwork as they showed how classroom learning connects to everyday life.
New Beyond the Bell Podcast Episode!
We are excited to announce the latest episode of the Beyond the Bell podcast! In this episode we welcome our amazing guests from the PCHC school-based health clinic, who are making a real difference by providing essential health services right within our schools.
Join us as we discuss:
How clinic staff are reducing barriers to health care access
Ways you can get involved and support these initiatives
Don't miss out on this important conversation! Tune in now: Listen here 🎧
#WeAreBangor #PCHC
A huge thank you to the Bangor Police Department for serving lunch at JFDS today! You brought a lot of excitement with the bomb robot and command unit. We appreciate your dedication to our community and the valuable lessons you share. Thank you for keeping us safe and engaged!
Former football alumni gathered at Cameron Stadium tonight to watch the Rams practice for their upcoming game. The homecoming celebration event marked a special reunion for graduates from the Class of 1965 to present day, bridging over six decades of football history and camaraderie. #WeAreBangor
As fellow Mainers, it's important to come together and support one another. A win for Dexter means new turf, lights, and updated facilities, creating a safer environment for their athletes and a central gathering place for their community to cheer on their students. Imagine what our city would be like without Cameron Stadium and all of the opportunities that it has given our students.
Dexter is currently in third place, and they need our votes to rise to the top! You can vote every day until October 24th. Let’s rally around Dexter Regional High School and show our support. Every vote makes a difference!
Vote here: [www.VoteDexter.com]
Good luck, Dexter! Let’s bring this home for Maine! #VoteDexter #MaineStrong #WeAreBangor
![Bangor High School Supports Dexter Regional High School! Hello, Bangor community! Dexter Regional High School has been selected by T-moblie as one of the top 25 finalists from over 2,000 schools across the country—and they’re the only school representing Maine! This is a fantastic opportunity for our county and our state, as Dexter has a chance to win a $1 million grand prize that would benefit not only the school but also their entire community and beyond. As fellow Mainers, it's important to come together and support one another. A win for Dexter means new turf, lights, and updated facilities, creating a safer environment for their athletes and a central gathering place for their community to cheer on their students. Imagine what our city would be like without Cameron Stadium and all of the opportunities that it has given our students. Dexter is currently in third place, and they need our votes to rise to the top! You can vote every day until October 24th. Let’s rally around Dexter Regional High School and show our support. Every vote makes a difference! Vote here: [www.VoteDexter.com] Good luck, Dexter! Let’s bring this home for Maine! #VoteDexter #MaineStrong #WeAreBangor](https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/bangor_school_department_ar/live_feed_image/image/19803286/large_558713207_1389289149865333_8449944421386871120_n.jpg)
This past Thursday, Bangor High School students joined over 600 young women from 38 high schools across all 16 Maine counties at the Olympia Snowe Women's Leadership Institute Fall Forum. The event, held at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, offered participants the opportunity to explore various careers and listen to the inspiring stories of women leaders.
This post is from RamPage, Bangor High School's student-run newspaper club.
NEW Podcast Episode!! Today, we have a special treat for you as we sit down with Dr. Jordan Fearon, the Bangor School Department Psychologist, and Ray Phinney, our Director of Community Outreach.
In this episode, we’ll delve into the vital role of mental health in our schools and how community outreach initiatives can foster a supportive environment for our students. Dr. Fearon will share insights on the psychological challenges students face today, while Director Phinney will discuss the importance of community involvement in creating solutions.
Listen and subscribe by clicking on the link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7vVm7M3wsB67aGjSF0v2oD?si=bPd0KUIrS6Osrtuxt2OreQ
Ms. Bryand, Art Teacher at Bangor High brought students to Downeast School to dive into the final stages of the mural project! Local artist Peter Walls and Annette Dodd from Bangor Beautiful guided the way.
"Collaborating with Downeast School not only enriches their artistic journey but also fosters a sense of community and shared purpose. Together, we are creating something beautiful that reflects our collective creativity and commitment to each other." — Ms. Bryand, BHS Art Teacher
To read the press release about the mural, click here: https://downeast.bangorschools.net/o/ds/article/2440333
#WeAreBangor #SchoolCommunity #Partnership #Art #Mural
Due to a forecast of heavy rain, today's Girls JV Soccer game has been canceled.
The Varsity team will now play at 4 PM vs Edward Little!
Come out and support our Rams!
#WeAreBangor #BangorRamsSoccer #GameDay
