The 100-mile club returns this year to FHS as a part of our partnership with Somerset Health and Move More Kids. In addition, this year we also have a great newsletter from Somerset Public Health titled "Forest Hills Consolidated School Wellness Corner". Be sure to check it out for free outing opportunities, a recipe, and more! Newsletters will be posted monthly so be sure to check back to see what wellness tips and fun there is to be had!
Forest Hills Sport's Boosters is hosting Bingo! Come on out from 6 - 7:30 pm on October 23rd, have some fun playing BINGO and help Boosters raise funds to benefit our student athletes.
It’s always a Spooktacular night, Hallow’s Eve, at Forest Hill's is lots of Halloween fun!
Games - join us for a variety of fun and festive games hosted by FHHS classes — just $0.25 to $0.50 per game! All proceeds go directly to support our high school students.
Costume Parade & Contest - who will have the cutest, scariest, most original , or best impersonation costume in the gym during our costume parade this year?
* New This Year: Concessions available for purchase from PTC! Enjoy a hot dog, chips, or soda!
Come on out to this family friendly "frightfully" fun evening at Forest Hills!
Elementary students must be accompanied by an adult.
Inter-State Studio will be here to photograph our smiling students on Monday (09/29)!
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Online ordering is available before and after Picture Day. Shipping and handling charges may apply to orders placed AFTER Picture Day.
Yesterday, our cross country team traveled to UMA to compete in the East/West Conference Championship. Our ladies ended up securing first place, beating out Richmond for the title. The scores of our top three runners came out to sixteen (3+6+7). Emma Vining was our top female runner finishing in third place overall (25:14), Jodie McKeen finished sixth overall with a time of 28:32, and Janessa Moffitt finished seventh overall with a time of 28:51. Our male runners were not able to compete as a team, as there were only two runners, but still ran a great race. Rory Danforth led the way for us, finishing in ninth overall with a time of 21:22. Jaime Feliberty was just behind him finishing in 18th place with a time of 25:11. If you click on the link above, you can see the full list of results. Great job tigers!
The Forest Hills Golf Team played in the Class C State Championship on Saturday at Natanis Golf Course. The team played well shooting a 367, and finishing in 12th place overall. Maddox Cuddy led all scorers for Forest Hills, and finished third overall for the day shooting a 78. The rest of the team finished out: Liam Achey (88), Jaxson Desjardins (95), Janessa Moffitt (106, seventh overall for female golfers), and Rory Danforth (116). Congrats on a great season Tigers! For full results (https://www.mainegolf.org/news/maine-high-school-golf-championships-2/).
On Friday, October 10th, our cross country team traveled to Lisbon to run against a crowded field of class c south opponents. In the boys' race, Rory Danforth posts a personal best time finishing 23rd (20:50.8). Jaime Feliberty also had his personal best race, finishing 40th with a time of 23:45.9. In the girls' race Emma Vining finished eighth overall (24:35.9), earning her a medal. Janessa Moffitt finished 17th (27:33) and Jodie McKeen finished 21st (28:18.1). Great job tigers! For the full results please click on the link above.
The East/West Championship will be ran on 10/14th @ the University of Maine at Augusta. There will be a course walk at 3 PM followed by a 4 PM race. The date on the previous draft of the schedule was last year's, as we waited for a new date to be finalized late last week. Sorry for the short notice, if you click on the link above you will find the updated schedule.
Formative achievement tests will be given to students in grades K – 10th grade in the Fall, Winter and Spring. Individual achievement, intelligence, and/or aptitude tests are given by the special education personnel upon written parental permission. You are entitled to and will be given the results of all tests given to your child. Don’t hesitate to ask for a full explanation of the results if one has not been given to your satisfaction. Remember that the major purpose of testing is to measure and improve student learning.
RSU 82 utilizes all assessment data to help inform our practices at the district, school, classroom and individual levels for our students. Although we encourage students and parents to participate fully in our assessment program, it is important to note that parents/guardians may opt their child out of state testing. If you are interested in doing so, please reach out to Mr. Lacasse to make this request in writing.
