Morse High School

Ping Pong Tournament Info!

Once this storm has been cleaned up, don't forget that Morse High School is hosting our annual Fine Arts Night tomorrow night, Wednesday, March 1st at 6:00 PM. This annual celebration of the talent of Morse students in visual and performing arts is always a treat. We hope to see you there! 🎨🎼🎭

📣 A reminder that this will be a remote learning day for Morse High School. Morse High School teachers will be posting a link to a live class meeting on their Brightspace or Google Classroom page. Each class will start with a live class meeting via Google Meets and other needed material will be posted to Brightspace or Google Classroom. 📣

NHS is sponsoring a Food Drive for the Bath Area Food Bank starting Thursday, 2/9 running until Friday, 2/17. Please bring boxes of dry spaghetti to the large donation boxes sitting in the lobby. We are only accepting spaghetti and no other pasta at this time. Please reach out to Mrs. Meyers if you have any questions! Thank you! 🍝

​Due to tomorrow morning's temperature prediction, the RSU 1 van will be driving around the local neighborhoods for students who walk to school. If a Morse student is walking to school and sees the van (white with RSU 1 on the side), feel free to catch a ride to Morse. The van will be out starting around 7:15.

Chilly temperatures are predicted for this weekend. If you need a warm place for any reason these community buildings will be open. Please click the link to see which one is closest to you. Stay warm! https://bit.ly/40ikQOy

Today’s bell schedule with a 2 hour delay.

Big congratulations to Sophomore, Aurora Guzzetti, the newest State Champion Debater in the Junior Varsity division of Lincoln-Douglas Debate! Way to go! Pictured: Coach Hahn and Aurora Guzzetti.

Congratulations, Andrew!

With today's two-hour delay, there have been changes to the exam schedule. Attached is the new schedule. Please let us know if you have any questions!

​I am reaching out today to inform our school community that there was an outdoor incident on our school campus that required assistance from the Bath Police Department. This was a student-specific incident with no threat to school safety. All those involved are safe and their family members have been informed. Whenever a situation occurs that requires police involvement, there is a natural desire to understand the details of the situation. Details around these situations are often private and we appreciate your understanding and respect. Thank you, Principal Eric Varney

Movie Night!

The Morse winter concert that had to be canceled last month has been rescheduled for this coming Monday, January 9th at 7:00 PM!

FYI!

Morse High School will be closed today, Friday December 16th, due to a high level of illness resulting in an inability to adequately staff the school. All other RSU1 schools will be in session, including BathTech.

The Morse Winter Concert featuring our choral and instrumental groups, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday, 12/14, has been postponed to Friday, 1/6. We look forward to welcoming you all to Morse to celebrate our music students early in the new year!

Good luck to our esports team! Our second ranked team is taking on the third seeded Noble Knights today at 4:00 PM. The winner of today's match will advance to the state championship!

NHS and SCLC would like to thank the Morse Community for their very generous donations for our Adopt A Family Fundraiser. We raised $675 as a school and with the police department's additional support, we were able to adopt two RSU 1 families. We are currently finishing our shopping and will begin wrapping presents soon. Thank you again for your generosity!

Thank you to coaches Charlie Bingham and Becky Roak for all you do for our unified sports! You rock! #ChampionsOfInclusion

Congratulations to senior Natalie Emmerson for being selected as 1 of 2 Maine students to be delegates for the US Senate Youth Program this March. This prestigious recognition required a competitive application process and we are so proud to see your dedication as a scholar, community member, and student leader honored. Natalie is the 2nd Morse student in the history of the program. The first is Lon Povich ‘77. There are now 28 Maine High Schools with 2 or more US Senate Youth. Natalie, we applaud you!