Sixteen members of the Class of 2025 graduated Friday evening from Washburn District High School. The ceremony opened with the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance,” played by the school band. Valedictorian Isabelle Allen and Salutatorian Mitchell Dow addressed their classmates. Tucker Koch was the first honor essayist and Madelyn Johnston was the second honor essayist. Guidance […]
Principal encourages graduates to make a difference and to be true to themselves.
Members of the graduating class of 21 students said that everything they do will change the future.
Voters shot down the MSAD 27 school budget, which would have represented an overall 6.4 percent increase from the previous year.
Sixteen students marched and received their diplomas on Saturday morning.
Reaching for opportunities and being resilient were the themes of the day.
Senior speaker Halle Michaud encouraged classmates to embrace the fear they may have about the uncertainties of the future.
Officials felt it was their responsibility to speak openly about growing concerns heard from residents about the rising costs.
A graduate reassures her classmates: “Even when doors close, something else will open up.”
Eight East Grand High School graduates taught their new principal the value of growing up in a small community.
