News & Announcements

Windham Middle School and Jordan-Small Middle School’s winter athletic seasons have been broken into two sections: Winter I which is only basketball and Winter II which is indoor track, swimming, wrestling and alpine skiing. The middle schools aren’t playing competitive games but working on conditioning and skills and drills to get ready for future seasons.

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BTI has partnered with the Opportunity Alliance and the City of Portland to bring our community a monthly webinar health series to help with the many isolation, health and behavioral health issues that we are all dealing with. Please spread the word and attend a many of them as you can. Click on the headline for full series information.

The Jordan Smallcast is a podcast produced by students in grades 6,7, and 8 at Jordan Small Middle School. The podcast is a forum for students to talk about the world around them and this year we chose to focus on the impact of the Covid19.

Staff and Community Update - 04/08/2021

Due to the anticipated inclement weather, RSU 14 will be holding a Remote Learning Day Tomorrow. All RSU facilities will be closed to in-person instruction. Students should plan on completing the assignments that are communicated by teachers. Assignments are designed to be completed asynchronously. Teachers will be available online for support during the times that they have communicated.
In addition to completing the assignments for tomorrow, we encourage all students to spend some time outside and away from screens.
For those individuals accessing RSU school meals, please use your storm pack for tomorrow. The Mobile Meal Vans will not be operating in the snow.
Enjoy the snow!
Chris Howell - Superintendent RSU 14

Fifth grade students learning basic musicianship skills using ukuleles purchased with Cares Act funds. This addition to our program was created by music teacher Alex Adams to replace our beginning band and orchestra program - for now!

8th grade student Anthony Troiano, looks into the Dermascan, to view his skin for damage. This activity is part of the skin cancer prevention program being presented in health classes for all 8th grade students at JSMS.

As we strategized how to meet the nutritional needs of children and families on their virtual learning days, we wondered about the possibilities of a food truck.

RSU14 has created multiple outdoor learning spaces to allow teachers and students to move their instruction outside.