2026 Final exams for students in Grades 9-11.
Students will complete their final exams within their regularly scheduled class periods. Exams will be spread out over the final four school days of the year. June 11 and 12 will be full school days, and students are expected to attend all scheduled classes and study halls unless otherwise dismissed by a parent/guardian. However, students will be dismissed after 2nd period on June 15 and 16, with grab-and-go lunch options available in the cafeteria. Buses will depart at 12:15pm on those days. Teachers will be available for make-up exams in the afternoon if necessary. Please reach out if you have any clarifying questions about our final exam schedule.
Students will complete their final exams within their regularly scheduled class periods. Exams will be spread out over the final four school days of the year. June 11 and 12 will be full school days, and students are expected to attend all scheduled classes and study halls unless otherwise dismissed by a parent/guardian. However, students will be dismissed after 2nd period on June 15 and 16, with grab-and-go lunch options available in the cafeteria. Buses will depart at 12:15pm on those days. Teachers will be available for make-up exams in the afternoon if necessary. Please reach out if you have any clarifying questions about our final exam schedule.
Reminder that tomorrow is a Special Assembly schedule (periods 2 and 3 have been flipped)
Over the past two months, we had the opportunity to welcome a local high school senior into our department as part of a 75-hour internship experience. Today, we are excited to recognize the successful completion of those hours and thank him for the time, effort, and enthusiasm he brought each day.
Throughout the internship, he gained firsthand exposure to many aspects of police work and learned about the responsibilities that come with serving the community. During his time with us, he had opportunities to observe and learn about:
•Daily patrol operations and officer responsibilities
•Dispatch and call response procedures
•Report writing and documentation
•Maine criminal and traffic law basics
•Community engagement and public service
•Vehicle equipment and officer readiness
•Investigative processes and evidence handling
•Professionalism, ethics, and teamwork in law enforcement
This internship provided a behind-the-scenes look at the work that happens every day to keep our community safe and highlighted the dedication and commitment required in this profession.
We are proud to say this was our department’s first student internship program—and we hope it is the first of many opportunities to connect students with careers in public service.
Congratulations on completing this milestone, and we wish you the best as you go to college to continue with Criminal Justice. Thank you for spending part of your senior year with us!
Throughout the internship, he gained firsthand exposure to many aspects of police work and learned about the responsibilities that come with serving the community. During his time with us, he had opportunities to observe and learn about:
•Daily patrol operations and officer responsibilities
•Dispatch and call response procedures
•Report writing and documentation
•Maine criminal and traffic law basics
•Community engagement and public service
•Vehicle equipment and officer readiness
•Investigative processes and evidence handling
•Professionalism, ethics, and teamwork in law enforcement
This internship provided a behind-the-scenes look at the work that happens every day to keep our community safe and highlighted the dedication and commitment required in this profession.
We are proud to say this was our department’s first student internship program—and we hope it is the first of many opportunities to connect students with careers in public service.
Congratulations on completing this milestone, and we wish you the best as you go to college to continue with Criminal Justice. Thank you for spending part of your senior year with us!
Help us congratulate the Mid-Coast Students of DISTINCTION for Quarter 3! 🔥👏🏼
These students were selected by their teachers for their hard work and exemplification of our core values: Honesty, Respect, Responsibility, Equality, and Courage. 🙌🏻
#midcoastcte #mainecte #studentofthemonth #midcoastmaine
These students were selected by their teachers for their hard work and exemplification of our core values: Honesty, Respect, Responsibility, Equality, and Courage. 🙌🏻
#midcoastcte #mainecte #studentofthemonth #midcoastmaine
2026 CHRHS Graduates March Through Town
June 1, 2026, the March begins at 5:30 p.m. from Camden Rockport Middle School down Knowlton Street, left onto Alden Street, cross over Washington Street to Cross Street, left onto Central Street to Main Street ending at Free Street.
Baccalaureate to follow at the Congregational Church.
June 1, 2026, the March begins at 5:30 p.m. from Camden Rockport Middle School down Knowlton Street, left onto Alden Street, cross over Washington Street to Cross Street, left onto Central Street to Main Street ending at Free Street.
Baccalaureate to follow at the Congregational Church.
The CHRHS 10th grade class spent May 19th volunteering with 16 community organizations from Thomaston to Lincolnville as part of the school's first annual 10th Grade Give Back Day.
Students worked in groups at sites spanning five focus areas — food access (AIO Food Pantry, Erickson Preserve), housing (Habitat for Humanity, Second Story Builders, Landing Place), land stewardship (Coastal Mountains Land Trust, Camden Hills State Park, Georges River Land Trust), animal welfare (PAWS, Pope Memorial Humane Society), and community connection (Quarry Hill, CRES, Hope Elementary, Appleton Village School, Camden Fire & Rescue).
Students engaged in hands-on work including trail clearing, farm work, carpentry, gardening, organizing supplies, and spending time alongside younger students and older community members.
The 10th Grade Give Back Day is part of the school's commitment to using the community as a learning lab — learning through service and building relationships beyond the classroom.
Students worked in groups at sites spanning five focus areas — food access (AIO Food Pantry, Erickson Preserve), housing (Habitat for Humanity, Second Story Builders, Landing Place), land stewardship (Coastal Mountains Land Trust, Camden Hills State Park, Georges River Land Trust), animal welfare (PAWS, Pope Memorial Humane Society), and community connection (Quarry Hill, CRES, Hope Elementary, Appleton Village School, Camden Fire & Rescue).
Students engaged in hands-on work including trail clearing, farm work, carpentry, gardening, organizing supplies, and spending time alongside younger students and older community members.
The 10th Grade Give Back Day is part of the school's commitment to using the community as a learning lab — learning through service and building relationships beyond the classroom.
Our Spanish classes brought creativity, culture, and community together through our project, “Bienvenidos al Mercado de Piñatas.”
Students designed and created their own piñatas while practicing Spanish vocabulary, communication, and cultural traditions from across the Spanish-speaking world. To make the experience even more authentic, students participated in a live marketplace where they negotiated, bought, and sold their piñatas completely in Spanish using real-life conversation skills, persuasion, and cultural expressions.
The classroom was filled with teamwork, laughter, music, and confidence as students brought language learning to life in a hands-on way. From colorful designs to speaking presentations and market negotiations, the students fully immersed themselves in the experience.
It was incredible to watch students grow more comfortable communicating in Spanish while also supporting and encouraging one another. Their creativity and enthusiasm made this project a huge success and a memorable experience for our entire school community.
Students designed and created their own piñatas while practicing Spanish vocabulary, communication, and cultural traditions from across the Spanish-speaking world. To make the experience even more authentic, students participated in a live marketplace where they negotiated, bought, and sold their piñatas completely in Spanish using real-life conversation skills, persuasion, and cultural expressions.
The classroom was filled with teamwork, laughter, music, and confidence as students brought language learning to life in a hands-on way. From colorful designs to speaking presentations and market negotiations, the students fully immersed themselves in the experience.
It was incredible to watch students grow more comfortable communicating in Spanish while also supporting and encouraging one another. Their creativity and enthusiasm made this project a huge success and a memorable experience for our entire school community.
Congratulations to our incredible students who were inducted in to the National Technical Honor Society last evening. Way to go!!
On Friday, May 1st we celebrated our senior athletes with "Signing Day"
Our community is so proud of their achievements these last 4 years and wish them continued success as post grads (on and off the field)🌟
Photo Cred:
Rachel is a school counselor at CHRHS who is an amazing option for senior pictures and more!
Website: https://www.rachelcampbellphotography.net
Email: rachel@rachelcampbellphotography.net
Our community is so proud of their achievements these last 4 years and wish them continued success as post grads (on and off the field)🌟
Photo Cred:
Rachel is a school counselor at CHRHS who is an amazing option for senior pictures and more!
Website: https://www.rachelcampbellphotography.net
Email: rachel@rachelcampbellphotography.net
Reminder, Wednesday is an Early Release Day at 1pm
MCST also has an early release at 11:30am
Check out Wednesday's bell schedule below:
MCST also has an early release at 11:30am
Check out Wednesday's bell schedule below:
You wont want to miss this!🌱
Congrats to all of our athletes on signing day this Friday!
Reminder! The CHRHS Counseling Department will be hosting the Red Folder Presentation this evening.
Location: Strom Auditorium
Time: 6:00 PM
All parents and students are welcome.
The Red Folder Presentation is designed to help students and families better understand the processes related to two or four year college applications, career training programs, direct to workforce opportunities, enlisting in the military, and other meaningful post-secondary pathways.
Can’t make it? The presentation will be recorded and posted on our website shortly after the event. School counselors are also available to meet individually with students or parents to review the contents of the folder and answer questions.
Location: Strom Auditorium
Time: 6:00 PM
All parents and students are welcome.
The Red Folder Presentation is designed to help students and families better understand the processes related to two or four year college applications, career training programs, direct to workforce opportunities, enlisting in the military, and other meaningful post-secondary pathways.
Can’t make it? The presentation will be recorded and posted on our website shortly after the event. School counselors are also available to meet individually with students or parents to review the contents of the folder and answer questions.
The 2026 NEACAC College Fair will be at the Augusta Civic Center
on May 14 (Red day)
Bus departs at 9am and returns around 1pm
Over 90 colleges and post-secondary programs will be there-
Permission slips are in the Counseling Office- ask Mrs. Christie.
on May 14 (Red day)
Bus departs at 9am and returns around 1pm
Over 90 colleges and post-secondary programs will be there-
Permission slips are in the Counseling Office- ask Mrs. Christie.
Did you know???
Tomorrow is an Early Release Day at 12:15pm and there will be no school next week (April Break)
MCST students will be dismissed at 11:30am tomorrow. Students who would like to stay for the full day must provide their own transportation home
Our return to school day on Monday, April 27th will be a WHITE DAY
Thanks and enjoy your well deserved break!
Tomorrow is an Early Release Day at 12:15pm and there will be no school next week (April Break)
MCST students will be dismissed at 11:30am tomorrow. Students who would like to stay for the full day must provide their own transportation home
Our return to school day on Monday, April 27th will be a WHITE DAY
Thanks and enjoy your well deserved break!
The Germany trip is off!
Hey Class of 2027!
The Counseling Office is happy to present the first annual Red Folder Week!
When: This week, Monday–Thursday / During all 3 lunch periods!
Where: Cafeteria / Senior Lounge
Stop by the Senior Lounge next to the cafeteria, to chat with counselors about the Red Folder process for Rising Seniors. During this time, counselors will be available to distribute Red Folders and provide important information, answer questions, and make sure you are prepared for senior year and your post-secondary planning process.
We encourage all Rising Seniors to stop by!
Get the scoop, ask questions, and make sure you’re ready for senior year like a pro!
Don’t miss it, your future self will thank you!
The Counseling Office is happy to present the first annual Red Folder Week!
When: This week, Monday–Thursday / During all 3 lunch periods!
Where: Cafeteria / Senior Lounge
Stop by the Senior Lounge next to the cafeteria, to chat with counselors about the Red Folder process for Rising Seniors. During this time, counselors will be available to distribute Red Folders and provide important information, answer questions, and make sure you are prepared for senior year and your post-secondary planning process.
We encourage all Rising Seniors to stop by!
Get the scoop, ask questions, and make sure you’re ready for senior year like a pro!
Don’t miss it, your future self will thank you!
KYLIAN BABIK RECEIVES MPA PRINCIPAL'S AWARD
ROCKPORT, Kylian Babik of Appleton, a senior at Camden Hills Regional High School, has been selected to receive the 2026 Principal's Award, Principal Dr. Jen Curtis announced today. The award, sponsored by the Maine Principals' Association, is given in recognition of a high school senior's academic achievement and citizenship.
“Kylian has distinguished himself as a leader on the field and ice, in the classroom, and throughout our school community. With his warm and welcoming smile, his positive presence, and his ability to lift up those around him, he exemplifies the very best of Camden Hills. It is my honor to recognize Kylian Babik as this year’s MPA Principal’s Award recipient,” Principal Curtis noted in making the award. "He very much deserves this recognition."
ROCKPORT, Kylian Babik of Appleton, a senior at Camden Hills Regional High School, has been selected to receive the 2026 Principal's Award, Principal Dr. Jen Curtis announced today. The award, sponsored by the Maine Principals' Association, is given in recognition of a high school senior's academic achievement and citizenship.
“Kylian has distinguished himself as a leader on the field and ice, in the classroom, and throughout our school community. With his warm and welcoming smile, his positive presence, and his ability to lift up those around him, he exemplifies the very best of Camden Hills. It is my honor to recognize Kylian Babik as this year’s MPA Principal’s Award recipient,” Principal Curtis noted in making the award. "He very much deserves this recognition."
Dear Class of 2026-
We plan to recognize CHRHS athletes who have been accepted to a college AND accepted an official roster spot. If you have committed to your college AND accepted an official roster spot and would like to participate in this recognition, please fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/3KjkX7wiGh6Fc5oa7
Only 7% of student athletes continue to college-level athletics, and we'd like the chance to celebrate you for this incredible accomplishment.
If you have any questions, please contact Amy Clevette at amy.clevette@fivetowns.net
