Alana Lagasse, M.Ed.
School Counselor grades K -4, 9-12
Stacia Smith, M.Ed.
Superintendent of Schools
Director of Special Services
Justin Page, M.Ed.
Principal
John Montgomery, B.A.
Dean of Students
Athletic Director
45 North Street, Suite 1
East Millinocket, Maine 04430
(207) 746-3511
CEEB CODE: 200335
It is our expectation that the philosophy and objectives of Schenck High School will be an integral aspect of the daily operation of the school. We expect that the curriculum will reflect the changing needs of the local, state, national and global communities. We expect to challenge all students to maximize their intellectual abilities, realize the lifelong utility of education, learn to accept responsibility for personal decisions and actions, and to develop the skill and willingness to work cooperatively with others. We encourage all students to be active participants in the “joy” of attaining knowledge and skills.
70% entered 4-year colleges, junior colleges, vocational colleges, or other higher educational programs.
0% entered military services
30% entered the workforce
The Schenck High School Library houses over 7,500 volumes and subscribes to over sixty periodicals. Each student has a school issued Chromebook which are equipped to obtain internet access while in the school library. The library has been recently updated and renovated, and is now a modern, state of the art space for student learning. The librarian can obtain most needed materials and resources from State, College, and public libraries. The Media Center is staffed by a Librarian Assistant and is overseen by a librarian with a Master of Library Science degree.
E-Mail Address: alagasse@emmm.org
The guidance department of Schenck High School exists to provide various services for students as they attempt to orient themselves to our shifting society and meet the demands made in and beyond high school.
The department is equipped to help students with problems they might have, whether an educational, vocational or a personal matter. A guidance library and computer terminal with internet access are available in the guidance center for all students.
School Counselor Alana Lagasse
Guidance Secretary Cynthia Thompson
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Rural/Industrial
Approximately 3, 000, comprising communities of East Millinocket, Medway, and Woodville.
Approximately 65 miles North of Bangor, Maine’s third largest city.
Four-year public comprehensive high school.
100 students from the communities of E. Millinocket and Medway.
20 seniors, 28 juniors, 29 sophomores, and 23freshmen.
Two semesters with two marking periods per semester.
Non-weighted and determined on a 0-100 numerical grade scale.
