Freaky Friday is on for tonight! The show is at 7pm and tickets sales will start at 6pm. All tickets are sold at the door, cash or check only. We look forward to seeing you in the audience!
The 2024 Jazz Night and Dessert Auction is on Wednesday, April 10 in Montgomery Theater at Morse High School - auction bidding and 50/50 raffle ticket sales start at 6:00 PM, the musical performances at 6:30. Even if you do not have a student performing, we hope you will attend and invite all your friends! There will be fantastic desserts and goods donated by our beloved local businesses and wonderful performances by the Bath Middle School and Morse High students. Funds raised by the auction and raffle benefit both BMS and MHS Music Departments.
Save the Date!
On Tuesday, March 19, the Class of 2027 traveled to Bowdoin College to participate in Morse High School's annual Freshman Awareness Day. This day featured four presentations by Ed Gerety, Jason Tardy, Mae Winglass (Class of 2018) & Dr. Breiner, and the organization Students Empowered to End Dependency (SEED), all of whom touched upon aspects of leadership, hard work, discipline, motivation, the dangers of substance use and making good choices, and healthy lifestyles. The students ate at Smith Union on the college campus and were treated to a pizza lunch provided by our wonderful cafeteria staff. Upon returning to the high school, students engaged in group discussions relating to the content of the messages that the speakers delivered.
See anything familiar? Please encourage your student(s) to take a moment to look through our lost & found and collect anything that may be theirs. All remaining items will be donated after March 29th!
Our skiing/snowbording enthusiasts had a great time at Black Mountain of Maine yesterday! ⛷🏂
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Morse Drama Presents...Freaky Friday: A New Musical!
Our Unified Academics & Athletics Conference is underway! At Morse High School we offer Unified Literacy (an integrated reading, writing, and art class); Unified Science; Unified Physical Education; Unified Basketball and Volleyball. The conference is discussing how we have developed and expanded our Unified sports programs to include Unified academic offerings at Morse. Attendees have the opportunity to observe our two Unified academic classes (Unified Literacy and Unified Science), meet other educators who want to expand their Unified programs, listen to a panel of students and parents who have participated in Morse Unified programs, and attend a Unified Basketball game!
This is going to be fun! Join us THIS Thursday!
Vessels of Promise Fundraiser:
Fine Arts Night:
MHS Life Skills students watch CNN10 every day. They have been entering for a chance to have our school's name featured since the beginning of the school year. Friday was our day!
The Morse Unified Basketball team took on Boothbay High School yesterday. Standouts include Lily Chandler and Noah Kent. Sam Lambert hit the game-winning shot with seconds left to win 58-57! Way to go Shipbuilders!
Please register for a spring sport at the link below. All students wishing to participate in athletics at the high school must complete this online registration and it must be done prior to starting on the first day (March 18)! If you have any questions, please reach out to Athletic Director, Andrew Pelletier at apelletier@rsu1.org.
https://students.arbitersports.com/programs/spring-2024-athletics-morse-high-school
The Sunrise Rotary Club was here today passing out honor roll cards. Congrats to all of our students who received high honors, honors and honorable mention for semester 1! Keep up the great work.
JMG Gelato Fiasco fundraiser info:
Project Grad bottle drive:
Info on community flu and COVID vaccine clinics.
Morse Community Initiative as well as Class of 24 officers are holding a movie night on Wednesday, November 8th, in the Montgomery Theater. Entry is free, but donations are appreciated. All donations will go to the Maine Community Foundation, which is helping distribute money to those affected by the Lewiston tragedy. We hope to see you there!
