Above All Be Kind

At Fruit Street School, Mrs. Libby has made it a yearly tradition to engage her students in crafting a mesmerizing hallway mural themed around kindness. Using art as a powerful tool, she sparks awareness, emotion, and connection, ultimately aiming for positive change within the school community.

Each year, after selecting a relevant theme and a symbolic image, Mrs. Libby invites every student to contribute a unique piece that visually encapsulates the concept of kindness. This collaborative effort fosters connections among students by allowing them to share their feelings and experiences through a common theme. The mural project not only enhances individual creativity but also cultivates a sense of belonging, transforming students from individuals into a cohesive community.

Artwork serves as an essential form of self-expression, particularly for children who may struggle with verbal communication. By completing art projects and making independent creative choices, students experience a boost in pride and self-confidence. The act of working together on the mural strengthens teamwork, encourages camaraderie, and builds a robust sense of community pride.

This year, Mrs. Libby chose the theme “Above All, Be Kind,” with a star as the central visual symbol. Students explored the world of constellations, learning how ancient cultures utilized them for navigation, storytelling, and calendar-making. Through illustrations of stars forming various shapes, the students were encouraged to stretch their imaginations and creativity.

Students created their own constellations by drawing outlines and cutting silhouettes from 6-inch by 9-inch blue paper. They glued these silhouettes onto a slightly bigger piece of darker blue paper, adding a variety of stars both inside and outside the shapes. The edges of the paper were rounded, and the constellations crafted by students from pre-kindergarten through third grade were assembled onto an impressive eleven-yard-long sheet of black mural paper.

In a separate art class, second-grade students engaged in creating back-view self-portraits using black markers and crayons. This innovative approach required them to focus on the texture and style of their hair from a fresh perspective. Once completed, the portraits were cut out and mounted onto 12-inch by 18-inch black paper, with stars added to form a night sky above the figures. These “star gazers” were then placed along the bottom of the mural. Large stars hung above the mural, representing each classroom and displaying the phrase “Above All, Be Kind,” alongside the signed names of every student.

The magnitude of this collaborative creation not only highlights the students’ creativity and pride but also serves as a compelling visual reminder of kindness's enduring importance. The mural stands as a celebration of unity, inspiring empathy and motivating the entire school community to engage in acts of kindness every day. Through Mrs. Libby's vision and her students' collaborative efforts, the message of kindness is woven into the very fabric of Fruit Street School.

#WeAreBangor

3 days ago, Fruit Street School
At Fruit Street School, Mrs. Libby has made it a yearly tradition to engage her students in crafting a mesmerizing hallway mural themed around kindness. Using art as a powerful tool, she sparks awareness, emotion, and connection, ultimately aiming for positive change within the school community.
At Fruit Street School, Mrs. Libby has made it a yearly tradition to engage her students in crafting a mesmerizing hallway mural themed around kindness. Using art as a powerful tool, she sparks awareness, emotion, and connection, ultimately aiming for positive change within the school community.
At Fruit Street School, Mrs. Libby has made it a yearly tradition to engage her students in crafting a mesmerizing hallway mural themed around kindness. Using art as a powerful tool, she sparks awareness, emotion, and connection, ultimately aiming for positive change within the school community.
At Fruit Street School, Mrs. Libby has made it a yearly tradition to engage her students in crafting a mesmerizing hallway mural themed around kindness. Using art as a powerful tool, she sparks awareness, emotion, and connection, ultimately aiming for positive change within the school community.

To the seniors of the Bangor Girls Basketball Team,

What an amazing journey it has been! As the season comes to a close, we take a moment to celebrate each of you and the remarkable contributions you've made to the team. Your hard work, dedication, and unwavering spirit on and off the court have truly inspired everyone around you.

Through ups and downs, you have shown resilience, teamwork, and leadership. Your incredible talent and passion have not only made you exceptional players but also fantastic role models for the younger members of the team.

As you prepare to take the next step in your lives, know that your time on the court has left a lasting legacy. We are all so proud of you, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for each of you!

Thank you for the unforgettable memories and for representing Bangor with pride. Here’s to the next chapter!

#WeAreBangor

3 days ago, Bangor School Department
To the seniors of the Bangor Girls Basketball Team, What an amazing journey it has been! As the season comes to a close, we take a moment to celebrate each of you and the remarkable contributions you've made to the team. Your hard work, dedication, and unwavering spirit on and off the court have truly inspired everyone around you. Through ups and downs, you have shown resilience, teamwork, and leadership. Your incredible talent and passion have not only made you exceptional players but also fantastic role models for the younger members of the team. As you prepare to take the next step in your lives, know that your time on the court has left a lasting legacy. We are all so proud of you, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for each of you! Thank you for the unforgettable memories and for representing Bangor with pride. Here’s to the next chapter!

🎉 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

5 days ago, Bangor School Department
🎉 Exciting News for Bangor Students & Staff! 🎉 The PCHC School-Based Health Center (SBHC) for 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!

In this episode of "Beyond the Bell," we're thrilled to welcome LeeAnn Larsen, the Director of Early Learning at the Maine Department of Education. Together, we delve into the vital concept of purposeful play, examining its significance for children's development and how it can be effectively woven into early education. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or simply someone who values child development, this enlightening discussion is not to be missed.

To listen to the episode, check out the link below. We’ve also compiled a list of valuable resources that support the integration of purposeful play in early learning, which you won't want to miss!

Listen to Beyond the Bell: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oQj4IMSEMqMuNKb4Qvi0i
Resources link: https://www.bangorschools.net/article/2661898

#WeAreBangor

5 days ago, Bangor School Department
In this episode of "Beyond the Bell," we're thrilled to welcome LeeAnn Larsen, the Director of Early Learning at the Maine Department of Education. Together, we delve into the vital concept of purposeful play, examining its significance for children's development and how it can be effectively woven into early education. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or simply someone who values child development, this enlightening discussion is not to be missed. To listen to the episode, check out the link below. We’ve also compiled a list of valuable resources that support the integration of purposeful play in early learning, which you won't want to miss! Listen to Beyond the Bell: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oQj4IMSEMqMuNKb4Qvi0i Resources link: https://www.bangorschools.net/article/2661898

Members of the BHS Library Book Club visited two first-grade classes at Fourteenth Street, guided by Librarian Ms. Sprague. The purpose of the visit was to read aloud to the children and carry out a craft activity. They shared the book Dewey: There's a Cat in the Library by Vicki Myron and Brett Witter, which tells the heartfelt story of a real cat. As a kitten, Dewey was unfortunately dropped into a library's book return dropbox one night in Spencer, Iowa. The librarians decided to adopt him as the "library cat," allowing patrons to interact with him over the years. After the reading session, the first graders enjoyed coloring, cutting, and assembling their own library cats to take home and read to. #WeAreBangor

5 days ago, Bangor School Department
Members of the BHS Library Book Club visited two first-grade classes at Fourteenth Street, guided by Librarian Ms. Sprague. The purpose of the visit was to read aloud to the children and carry out a craft activity. They shared the book Dewey: There's a Cat in the Library by Vicki Myron and Brett Witter, which tells the heartfelt story of a real cat. As a kitten, Dewey was unfortunately dropped into a library's book return dropbox one night in Spencer, Iowa. The librarians decided to adopt him as the "library cat," allowing patrons to interact with him over the years. After the reading session, the first graders enjoyed coloring, cutting, and assembling their own library cats to take home and read to.
Members of the BHS Library Book Club visited two first-grade classes at Fourteenth Street, guided by Librarian Ms. Sprague. The purpose of the visit was to read aloud to the children and carry out a craft activity. They shared the book Dewey: There's a Cat in the Library by Vicki Myron and Brett Witter, which tells the heartfelt story of a real cat. As a kitten, Dewey was unfortunately dropped into a library's book return dropbox one night in Spencer, Iowa. The librarians decided to adopt him as the "library cat," allowing patrons to interact with him over the years. After the reading session, the first graders enjoyed coloring, cutting, and assembling their own library cats to take home and read to.
Members of the BHS Library Book Club visited two first-grade classes at Fourteenth Street, guided by Librarian Ms. Sprague. The purpose of the visit was to read aloud to the children and carry out a craft activity. They shared the book Dewey: There's a Cat in the Library by Vicki Myron and Brett Witter, which tells the heartfelt story of a real cat. As a kitten, Dewey was unfortunately dropped into a library's book return dropbox one night in Spencer, Iowa. The librarians decided to adopt him as the "library cat," allowing patrons to interact with him over the years. After the reading session, the first graders enjoyed coloring, cutting, and assembling their own library cats to take home and read to.
Game Day Announcement! 🏀

Tonight, January 27, the BHS Girls Basketball team faces off against Mt. Blue!

JV @ 4 PM
Varsity @ 5:30 PM

$3 for students and seniors
$5 for adults
Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE

#WeAreBangor
5 days ago, Bangor School Department
Game Day Announcement! 🏀 Tonight, January 27, the BHS Girls Basketball team faces off against Mt. Blue! JV @ 4 PM Varsity @ 5:30 PM $3 for students and seniors $5 for adults Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE #WeAreBangor
On Saturday, January 24, the Bangor High School Speech and Debate teams competed in the Maine State Championship. Both the speech team and the debate team secured first place, making them state champions. This marks the third consecutive year that the debate team has won the state championship.

The following students were individual winners:

Lincoln Douglas Debate:
Beatrix Foster won first place, and Braden Sloan took second. This is the second year in a row that Beatrix has been the Maine state champion in Lincoln Douglas Debate. Beatrix Foster also received the Jane Laughlin Excellence in Debate Scholarship.

Student Congress:
Nolan Baumgardner placed third.

Public Forum Debate:
Anca Soare and Ava Rigler finished in third place.

The Speech team had an impressive day, with the following students winning awards:

Jackson Woodworth is the state champion in two events: Novice Poetry Reading and Storytelling.
Tobias Kennedy is the state champion in Humorous Interpretation.
Sarah Wallace won first place in Program Original Interpretation, while Eila Hendrix secured second place in the same category.
Chloe Sarnicki is the state champion in Original Interpretation of Literature.
Alexandra Tunick received fourth place in both Oratorical Declamation and Original Interpretation of Literature.
In Informational Speaking, Lily Coon took second place, Gwen Hicks received fourth, and Alivia Lockhart secured fifth.
Lara Markovitch won fourth place in Dramatic Interpretation.

The following students qualified for the Catholic Forensics League's National Tournament in Washington, D.C in May
Beatrix Foster and Braden Sloan for Lincoln Douglas Debate
Chloe Sarnicki for Oral Interpretation of Literature
Tobias Kennedy and Sarah Wallace for Duo Interpretation
Lara Markovitch for Dramatic Interpretation
Alexandra Tunick for Oratorical Declamation

#WeAreBangor
6 days ago, Bangor School Department
On Saturday, January 24, the Bangor High School Speech and Debate teams competed in the Maine State Championship. Both the speech team and the debate team secured first place, making them state champions. This marks the third consecutive year that the debate team has won the state championship.
January 27, 2026

Good morning BSD Families and Staff,

The Bangor School Department will have a 2 hour delay today, January 27, 2026. Thank you and enjoy your day.
6 days ago, Bangor School Department
January 27, 2026 Good morning BSD Families and Staff, The Bangor School Department will have a 2 hour delay today, January 27, 2026. Thank you and enjoy your day.
January 25, 2026 Good afternoon BSD Families and Staff, Due to the winter storm impacting our region, the Bangor School Department will be closed tomorrow, January 26, 2026. All BSD student activities scheduled are cancelled. Thank you and enjoy your day.
7 days ago, Bangor School Department
Last weekend Nolan Baumgardner and Henry Udeh competed in the State Championship for Student Congress at the Maine Statehouse in Augusta. Nolan Baumgardner placed third in the state, qualifying as an alternate for Nationals. This weekend the entire team is headed to Skowhegan for the Maine Speech and Debate State Championships. Go Rams! #WeAreBangor
9 days ago, Bangor School Department
weekend Nolan Baumgardner and Henry Udeh competed in the State Championship for Student Congress at the Maine Statehouse in Augusta. The two debaters competed all day. Nolan Baumgardner placed third in the state. He also qualified as an alternate for the Nationals
weekend Nolan Baumgardner and Henry Udeh competed in the State Championship for Student Congress at the Maine Statehouse in Augusta. The two debaters competed all day. Nolan Baumgardner placed third in the state. He also qualified as an alternate for the Nationals

In a heartwarming initiative aimed at easing student stress during midterm exams, Bangor High School welcomed therapy dogs into the library on Tuesday. Students booked 15-minute appointments for cuddles and comfort with three lovable pups: Jem, PJ, and Layla.

Misty Conrath, science teacher and organizer, emphasized the importance of this program, stating, “Our goal is to provide a calming presence during what can be a very stressful time for students. The therapy dogs not only offer companionship but also promote emotional well-being.”

The library saw an enthusiastic response, with many students taking advantage of the opportunity to unwind and recharge with the dogs’ warm presence.

Nancy Watson, BHS Librarian, added, “We’ve noticed that just a few moments with a therapy dog can significantly improve a student’s mood and focus. It’s wonderful to see how much joy these animals bring.”

#WeAreBangor

9 days ago, Bangor School Department
In a heartwarming initiative aimed at easing student stress during midterm exams, Bangor High School welcomed therapy dogs into the library on Tuesday. Students booked 15-minute appointments for cuddles and comfort with three lovable pups: Jem, PJ, and Layla. Misty Conrath, science teacher and organizer, emphasized the importance of this program, stating, “Our goal is to provide a calming presence during what can be a very stressful time for students. The therapy dogs not only offer companionship but also promote emotional well-being.” The library saw an enthusiastic response, with many students taking advantage of the opportunity to unwind and recharge with the dogs’ warm presence. Nancy Watson, BHS Librarian, added, “We’ve noticed that just a few moments with a therapy dog can significantly improve a student’s mood and focus. It’s wonderful to see how much joy these animals bring.”
In a heartwarming initiative aimed at easing student stress during midterm exams, Bangor High School welcomed therapy dogs into the library on Tuesday. Students booked 15-minute appointments for cuddles and comfort with three lovable pups: Jem, PJ, and Layla. Misty Conrath, science teacher and organizer, emphasized the importance of this program, stating, “Our goal is to provide a calming presence during what can be a very stressful time for students. The therapy dogs not only offer companionship but also promote emotional well-being.” The library saw an enthusiastic response, with many students taking advantage of the opportunity to unwind and recharge with the dogs’ warm presence. Nancy Watson, BHS Librarian, added, “We’ve noticed that just a few moments with a therapy dog can significantly improve a student’s mood and focus. It’s wonderful to see how much joy these animals bring.”
Game Day Alert!
Join us on January 23 as the Bangor Boys Basketball team goes head-to-head against Lewiston!
Freshman - 4 PM
JV: 5:30 PM
Varsity: 7 PM
$3 for students and seniors, $5 for adults
Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE
#WeAreBangor
10 days ago, Sam the Ram
Game Day Alert! Join us on January 23 as the Bangor Boys Basketball team goes head-to-head against Lewiston! Freshman - 4 PM JV: 5:30 PM Varsity: 7 PM $3 for students and seniors, $5 for adults Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE #WeAreBangor

Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" #WeAreBangor

11 days ago, Bangor School Department
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Mrs. Throckmorton's Creative Writers and Mr. Hutchins' Digital Arts classes collaborated together to create portraits inspired bu Robert Shetterly's "AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH" project. Senior creative writing students chose someone in their lives who taught them a valuable life lesson by example. Digital Art student students help to edit photographs, backgrounds, and text for the BHS project. These portraits are called "HUMANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH"
Watch the Bangor High School VEX V5 Robotics Tournament LIVE!
46 teams from Cape Elizabeth to MSSM in Limestone are competing in today's qualifying tournament.
https://www.youtube.com/live/B4ciC-LF5UY?si=1RTYaWR0wNlDnbav

#WeAreBangor
15 days ago, Bangor School Department
Watch the Bangor High School VEX V5 Robotics Tournament LIVE! 46 teams from Cape Elizabeth to MSSM in Limestone are competing in today's qualifying tournament. https://www.youtube.com/live/B4ciC-LF5UY?si=1RTYaWR0wNlDnbav
JFDS students are hard at work with Mrs. Harvey on an incredible mural project that celebrates the vibrant experiences we share at our school! From the beautiful student gardens to the music of our band, orchestra, and chorus and the thrilling moments from sports and science fairs—this mural truly captures the spirit of our community!

Stay tuned for updates as we transform our vision into a beautiful masterpiece!

#WeAreBangor
15 days ago, Bangor School Department
JFDS students are hard at work with Mrs. Harvey on an incredible mural project that celebrates the vibrant experiences we share at our school! From the beautiful student gardens to the music of our band, orchestra, and chorus and the thrilling moments from sports and science fairs—this mural truly captures the spirit of our community! Stay tuned for updates as we transform our vision into a beautiful masterpiece! #WeAreBangor

Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!

#WeAreBangor

16 days ago, Bangor School Department
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!
Vine Street School had another amazing PBIS School-Wide celebration on Friday! Students and staff seemed to really enjoy our guest readers & Dress Like a Book Character (or pajamas) day! Here are some fun pictures from the day!

The Bangor School Department is transitioning to digital report cards for students in grades 6-12. To access your student's grades, please sign up for PowerSchool Parent Access by clicking on this link: https://www.bangorschools.net/forms/powerschool-parent-access
Quarter 2 ends January 29. Make sure to sign up soon!

#WeAreBangor

16 days ago, Bangor School Department
The Bangor School Department is transitioning to digital report cards for students in grades 6-12. To access your student's grades, please sign up for PowerSchool Parent Access by clicking on this link: https://www.bangorschools.net/forms/powerschool-parent-access Quarter 2 ends January 29. Make sure to sign up soon!

Can your child recognize strangers or unsafe situations online?

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#WeAreBangor

17 days ago, Bangor School Department
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Game Day Announcement! 🏀

Mark your calendars for January 19 as the BHS Girls Basketball team faces off against Oxford Hills!

JV @ 11:00 AM
Varsity @ 12:30 PM

$3 for students and seniors
$5 for adults
Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE

#WeAreBangor
17 days ago, Bangor School Department
Game Day Announcement! 🏀 Mark your calendars for January 19 as the BHS Girls Basketball team faces off against Oxford Hills! JV @ 11:00 AM Varsity @ 12:30 PM $3 for students and seniors $5 for adults Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE #WeAreBangor
Game Day Alert!
Join us on January 16 as the Bangor Boys Basketball team goes head-to-head against Mt. Ararat!
Freshman - 3:30 PM
JV: 5:00 PM
Varsity: 6:30 PM
$3 for students and seniors, $5 for adults
Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE
#WeAreBangor
19 days ago, Bangor School Department
Game Day Alert! Join us on January 16 as the Bangor Boys Basketball team goes head-to-head against Mt. Ararat! Freshman - 3:30 PM JV : 5:00 PM Varsity : 6:30 PM $3 for students and seniors, $5 for adults Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE #WeAreBangor