The school community of RSU #74 will work together to raise the aspirations of all students by providing them with lifelong learning skills so that they may become self-sufficient contributing members of society.
For new families that wish to enroll their students in our schools, you can do so using our Student Registration Portal. Just create a new account and follow the instructions. Once completed, your child's school paperwork will be in the system for our office staff.
Student Registration (Back to School Forms) Portal
The School Board would like to recognize staff and community member for their outstanding support in our district. Out of the nominations the winners of this year's awards are:
Jasmyn Wagg - Teacher Award
Lauria Nile - Support Staff Award
Chris Roux - Administrator Award
Anson Academy - Community Member Award
Ann Holzworth - Special Recognition Award
June Staff Spotlight - Dr. Hal Larlee
Dr. Hal Larlee was not only a Special Education math teacher but also a Special Education case manager at Carrabec High School. Dr. Larlee brought energy and creativity to his teaching, often using interactive games to engage students. When you walked into Dr. Larlee's classroom, you might think it was not inviting to students, but after spending just a few minutes in his classroom, you quickly learned that this was wrong. Dr. Larlee had a remarkable ability to connect with his students in ways that left a lasting impact. Often, when you run into former Carrabec students in the community who had Dr. Larlee as a teacher, they almost always ask about Dr. Larlee—whether he is still teaching and how he is doing. They frequently reflect on how he challenged them academically while also helping them grow as learners and individuals. His influence clearly extended well beyond the classroom.
Dr. Larlee also had hidden talents outside of his classroom. Dr. Larlee had a sense of humor that would always put a smile on your face. He also had a talent for drawing, as some of the previous High School Principals could attest to. Not to mention his business as a chiropractor.
Dr. Larlee started in RSU#74 in August of 2006 as a Special Education teacher. He transitioned from Good Will Hinckley where he had been employed as a Special Education teacher for nine years. Dr. Larlee transitioned to teaching regular education math at Carrabec High School for a few years but transitioned back to Special Education and remained a Special Education teacher at Carrabec High School.
His passing leaves a profound void in the RSU#74 community, where his dedication and compassion made a lasting impact.
