The Deering Weekly Update  

 

Ms Bright's Early American History class took a trip to see the "Relational Undercurrents" exhibit of Caribbean art last week to better understand cultural influences on our country. Here, Johana Rivera takes in a painting. 

April 8, 2019- edition 23, Vol 3. FOURTH QUARTER BEGINS! 

Date  Event and Info  Time   Location  Notes 

Tuesday, April 9  SAT testing  8-12:30 pm  DHS  Third year students will be dismissed after the SATs 

Thursday, April 11  DHS First Annual Academic Awards Ceremony 

1:40-2:30  DHS Gym  High achieving students in all grades will be recognized for their academic success 

For Deering's Sport Schedules, visit www.deeringathletics.com  

Next year's academic calendar can be found here 

Next year's religious holidays are here 

 

 

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☛ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS ☚

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

American University

Fordham University

Smith College

The New School

Spelman

LEADERSHIP AWARDS

Hurricane Island Outward Bound: Aidan Blum-Levine

Maine Youth Leadership Award: Edyson Pines

Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Conference: Zayda Marshall

Rotary Youth Leadership Award: Mohammed Noor

(more to come!) 

 GateWay to Opportunity Summer Job Opportunities 

Open Applications April 1. 

Summer job starts June 24th-Aug 1, 25 slots only, PAID POSITIONS  

Please add Ms Williams on SnapChat for Job postings & EL opportunities  

@ ELO Deering HighSchool (elo_deeringhigh) 

 

Students interested in going to GREECE in April of 2020 can still sign up for the trip.

We will close sign-ups after April break. Please see Ms Toppan with questions.

 

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HAWKES SCHOLARSHIP for HIGH ACHIEVING SENIORS  Hawkes Scholarship through the Boys & Girls Clubs for Seniors. This is only for ACTIVE members of the Southern Maine clubhouses; Portland, Riverton & Sagamore clubs. See Mrs. Williams in room 214 for more information. :) 

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING  REGISTRATION FOR AP EXAMS 

The total cost of an exam is $85 (DHS is not charging the additional $9 for processing).  Students should bring a $15 check to NANCY SMITH in the AD's office for every AP exam they want to take this spring. This will allow us to order the test(s) and reserve their testing slot.  

 The balance after paying the $15 fee to reserve a test will be $70 per exam. This must be paid before the student sits for the exam. T he deadline for paying the $70 balance per exam is Friday, April 26.   

 Deering senior Samatra Sam is raising money for the Dempsey Challenge for

cancer research as her Senior Capstone. Please help her meet her fundraising goals by contributing to her GoFundMe page, here

"The Dempsey center provides cancer patients with a source of reassurance and research. Money raised and donated to the center allows a cancer patient to explore new abilities to kill off cancer, while providing support to families. By June, I hope to participate in the Dempsey challenge with a team of college students. All money raised goes to the center." -- Samatra Sam

 

DHS needs graphing calculators!  

Please donate your used ones in the main office! 

 

The 3rd Annual Girls on Fire: A Free Community Forum for Female-Identified Teens on Healthy Sexuality

April 28th, 9-1:30 pm

This is an awesome opportunity for our teens to get accurate, timely and focused information about healthy sexuality, relationships, and consent.

 

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Participants do not have to pre-register; they can simply show up. We do require participants under the age of 16 to bring along their signed Parental Consent forms, and will collect those at the door. Parents welcome to come to our “Sexual Literacy 101” mini workshop which is designed for parents/caregivers of participants. It runs from 9:00 - 10:00am.  For more info and to obtain a Parental Consent form contact either www.Karegladohurley.com or www.jenniferwiessnerhealthysexuality.com  

  

Please Support the Deering's Award Winning SeaPerch Team  

SeaPerch is an underwater remote operated vehicle originally designed by MIT. The SeaPerch 

STEM club meets regularly to build a remote operated vehicle. During the process students 

follow an established curriculum to build the ROV and then test it in a pool. Students also 

have the opportunity to participate in the SeaPerch Challenge. Some students will reengineer 

their ROVs for the competition. Events at the Challenge include: 

● Vehicle performance - how well it can move through obstacle courses and perform tasks 

● Innovative design ● Engineering Notebook 

Please support the team by donating to this GoFundMe link and/or sharing it with family and friends. 

https://www.gofundme.com/deering-seaperch-team

 IF YOU ARE INCOME ELIGIBLE and LIVE IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY 

Apply here for a FREE GARDEN!!! 

The work of Maine Foodscapes takes a creative approach to building food security. We put 

the power of growing food into the hands of community members themselves. As a result, we 

promote a healthy, intercultural, resilient, and equitable community for all. 

 

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 PARENT GROUPS 

 

PHOTOS NEEDED FOR SENIOR SLIDESHOW! 

We are seeking photographs for use in a slideshow on the night of Project Graduation and need your help! Please send any photos you have collected over the years featuring your child and their friends to dhs2019photos@gmail.com for use in the slideshow. We would love to have all students represented. Photos might include homecoming pictures, spirit week photos, first day of school, candids from different events, senior photos, sporting events, etc.   

Thank you for your help! 

ATTENTION PARENTS / GUARDIANS OF JUNIORS!

Project Graduation 2020!  

There will be a meeting April 10th, 2019 from 5:30-6:15 pm at DHS in room 317. Please 

come learn more about how you can help!  

Project Graduation is one of those traditions that make this community special. Thank you for 

supporting this magical event for your soon to be senior!  

Please email me with any questions: cherrf@portlandschools.org  

YEARBOOK INFORMATION  

Last year's Yearbooks (2018): $35. Please see Mr. Lawless if interested. 2019 Yearbooks: $70. You can order online or see Mr. Lawless. Online--YBPAY.LIFETOUCH.COM and the code is 11227419. 

Installment Plans on Yearbook purchases available!   

 

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Contact Mr. Lawless if interested in purchasing a yearbook and paying over time interest free! The payments would be in 4 installments--February, March, April, & May!  ********************************************************************************************************************************* 

> PTO: The PTO meets the second Monday of every month (second Tuesday when there is a Monday holiday) in the library from 6:00-7:30. Email us at DeeringhsPTO@gmail.com Ample parking and elevator access are available.   

⇨ Next meeting: MONDAY, April 22. DHS Library, 6-7:30. Principal Gregg Palmer will discuss

plans and ideas for the rest of this year and next year. Come share your thoughts and ideas!

Questions, email deeringhspto@gmail.com. Teacher-Staff Appreciation Day will also be on the

agenda.

ALSO: Teacher-Staff Appreciation Day, Tues. May 7, lunchtime. DHS PTO is organizing a lunch;

if you are interested in helping out and/or donating food or supplies, email us at

deeringhspto@gmail.com and we'll send you the sign up info.

Spring meetings: Mon. 5/20, Mon. 6/17. 6 -7:30 PM DHS Library. Topics not yet decided – 

what do you want to discuss and/or hear about?)   

Contact us at Deeringhspto@gmail.com 

> Deering Boosters: The Boosters will meet the first Wednesday of every month in room 219 from 6-7 pm; our next meeting is on MAY 1. 

STEM Newsletter Items (newsletter with past announcements is here) 

For those interested in  Science, Technology, Engineering and Math at Deering 

from Ms Karen Shibles  Week of April 8,2019 STEM ELOs:

 

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● Reminder: The University of Maine is taking registration for its popular Consider Engineering Summer Program. This four-day summer intensive is offered 3 separate weeks in the month of July. “If you are a high school junior who is an excellent math and science student, we would like to interest you in a unique summer experience designed to help you expand your academic ability and explore the option of studying engineering when you go to college.” The full cost of this program is covered by The University of Maine Pulp and Paper Foundation. For more details about the program, download the program brochure or pick one up outside of room 303. Deadline: April 22, 2019. Deering students have found this to be a valuable, worthwhile experience.

● The Keller BLOOM Program is accepting applications for its Ocean Science Research Experience for Maine High School Juniors. The 30th annual Keller BLOOM Program runs May 19th -24th at the Bigelow Lab in East Boothbay, Maine. The program provides Maine students interested in science the opportunity to work alongside professional researchers, exploring the biological, chemical and geological characteristics of the local marine environment through field and laboratory work. Program participants are immersed in a research environment and, through engagement in field sampling and laboratory activities, including data collection, synthesis and analysis, learn what a career as a scientist involves. Sixteen students will be selected to participate. Bigelow Laboratory will provide room and board under chaperoned conditions. There is no cost to participate in the program. Deadline to apply is April 15, 2019.

● UNH is hosting several summer Tech Camp programs on their Durham, NH campus. They offer partial and full scholarships to those in need of financial assistance.

● Please review prior listings; many deadlines are approaching.

⇨ Please check descriptions/deadlines from prior posts.

 DHS Guidance News 

April 8, 2019  ⇨ If you are a parent of a 12th grader who could use some extra $ for college next year, 

the DEERING SCHOLARSHIP SURVEY IS NOW OPEN! 

This is a friendly reminder from Guidance that during Deering Coaching this Wednesday 

(4/10), your senior child will be informed that the Scholarship Survey is available to complete 

 

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in their Naviance account NOW. Seniors interested in attaining local Portland area and Maine 

State scholarships awarded during Deering’s Senior Last Assembly on May 31st will have a 

significantly better shot at garnering one of these scholarships by completing the survey.   

 

The directions to accessing and completing the Scholarship Survey are on the Home page of 

your child’s Naviance account. The Scholarship Survey will be open from now until May 1st. 

After May 1st it will no longer be available to complete. Students who may have forgotten 

their username and password to their Naviance account and want to complete the survey can 

see Ms. Adams in Guidance for that access. 

 

The Deering Senior Last Assembly Scholarship Committee uses the valuable information 

students give us in this survey to award scholarships that often have specific criteria that can 

only be gleaned by completion of the survey questions. All seniors should complete it! There 

is a wide variety of criteria that Deering students can qualify for in order to win an award. 

Here are some examples of criteria that students have gotten awards for in past Senior Last 

Assembly celebrations (this is surely not an exhaustive list!): academic merit, community or 

school service, major of study in college, artistic and/or athletic talents, a huge propensity for 

awesome kindness shown to others, child of a teacher, etc. . . You get the picture.   

MAKE SURE YOUR SENIOR CHILD FILLS IT OUT! 

    

 

  

WESTPOINT GRADUATE HERE AT DEERING TO TALK TO 9-11th GRADERS 

 

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Is your child wondering about what it takes to make it into a prestigious U.S. Military Academy? Deering is pleased to host Westpoint graduate, Raphael Waruinge on Monday, April 22nd at 2pm. Lt. Waruinge will be talking to Deering High students in grades 9-11 about the amazing opportunities not only at Westpoint but in all branches of the US Military Academies. Men and women who attain admission into any of the US Military Academies whether it is Westpoint (U.S Army), the US Naval Academy, the US Coast Guard Academy, the US Air Force Academy, or the US Merchant Marine Academy attain their education at these academies for free . Admission requirements for these academies is highly selective (academically and physically) but for students who thrive on academic rigor and physical challenge, the rewards are great. If your child wants to know more- simply show up in Guidance on 4/22 at 2pm.  ⇨ In light of the current high profile college admissions scandal, one can read hundreds of media perspectives on how the rich and famous are utilizing reprehensible means to get their children into prestigious colleges and universities. Sadly the practice isn’t new. One of the best articles we’ve read on the subject comes from Lynn O’Shaughnessy in a recent blog for The College Solution. Ms. O’Shaughnessy is a long time journalist and a former college columnist for CBS Moneywatch and the US News & World Report. Take a look and let us know what you think: http://www.thecollegesolution.com/college-admission-scandal-symptom-of-a-larger-proble

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⇨ Please make sure your child has scheduled a Junior Meeting with their Guidance Counselor before they leave for the summer. Guidance Counselors are trying to meet with all juniors this semester to discuss their hopes, dreams, and post-DHS plans so we can support them in the next steps to achieving their college , career, and/or military service goals. Many juniors have already met with their counselor; but there are still a good number that have yet to schedule that important meeting. What do Counselors cover in the Junior Meeting with your child? Each meeting is different because each student has unique hopes and dreams for their life after Deering High School; however some typical things discussed are:  

Career Interests, College Majors and their Connections to Careers, Local Job Shadows, Info about Military Service and how to access a recruiter, Gap Year Options, Current HS Courses and their Important Connection to a Student’s Post-HS Goals, How to Create a 

Solid and Appropriate College List in Preparation to Apply in the Senior Year, and so much more!  

 The DHS Counselors welcome parents who want to join their child in the Junior Interview. Some parents want to be part of the conversation and others leave it up to their child-either way works. What is important is that your 11th grader does it before leaving Deering for the 

 

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summer! Junior Meetings can be scheduled with Guidance Secretary, Gerri Adams (874-8264) because she has the calendar for Ms. Moore, Ms. Alexis, Ms Heselton, and Mr. Cherry. 

 ⇨ APRIL SCHOOL BREAK (4/15-4/19) IS AN EXCELLENT TIME TO TAKE TEENAGERS ON 

COLLEGE VISITS  

  

DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOUR CHILD’S JUNIOR OR SENIOR YEAR TO VISIT COLLEGES! Parents of 9th, 10th and especially 11th graders-NOW is the time to think about using the upcoming April school break to visit college campuses!!! Start talking with your child about which schools may be cool ones to check out! Take a gander at the following article from Princeton Review on 6 Tips for Contacting Colleges and How to Make the Most of College Visits: https://www.princetonreview.com/college-advice/college-visits  ⇨ CURRENT DHS 10TH AND 11TH GRADERS INTERESTED IN CHECKING OUT THE COOL PROGRAMS AT PORTLAND ARTS & TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL (PATHS) SHOULD SEE THEIR GUIDANCE COUNSELOR TO SCHEDULE A TOUR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BEFORE POPULAR PROGRAMS FILL UP FOR THE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR! PATHS offers courses in Automotive Collision & Technology, Carpentry, Cybersecurity (this is new for next year!)!), Culinary Concepts, Dance, Health Science, Music, New Media, and much, much, more! For more information on PATHS and their offerings, click link below and go to the Program Tab at the top right of the page for detailed descriptions: https://paths.portlandschools.org/home      

⇨ 2019 COLLEGE ADMISSIONS, SAT TESTING DATES, FINANCIAL AID EVENTS, SCHOLARSHIP INFO, and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 

 **Seniors should let their Guidance Counselor know what colleges/universities to date they 

have been accepted, waitlisted or denied so we can keep a confidential record. In May, college-bound seniors will need to let us know which college/university they plan to attend in 

fall 2019 so we can send that institution your child’s final Deering transcript of grades.    

$$ MONEY MATTERS: FINANCIAL AID FOR COLLEGE $$ 

 

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 ⇨ PARENTS OF SENIORS GOING TO COLLEGE NEXT YEAR--CHECK OUT THIS INFORMATIVE 

VIDEO ON HOW TO READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID PACKAGES YOU ARE RECEIVING!!!!!  

Are you receiving Financial Aid packages or letters from colleges your child has been accepted to that are hard to understand? Do you want to know what the actual bottom line cost of attendance will be for your teen to attend their dream college? Please click 

on the following super helpful video from the Finance Authority of Maine that arms parents and students with the need-to-know information on how to find out what a 

college is really charging you and where to get expert advice on next steps:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU_HRvaVvM8&feature=youtu.be 

 Here is FAME’s recent newsletter that focuses on resources on How Best to Compare 

Financial Aid Packages:  https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgxwBWBBGwdtvXgknPQjTgTHmzqbg 

   

⇨Parents of College Bound Students in all Grades: Asking questions of the financial aid office of any college or university can feel intimidating. However, financial aid staff want to connect with students as it is important to them that students and their families understand the financial aid process and are able to maximize their financial aid eligibility. Every financial aid office operates a little differently and knowing what to expect will help students receive their financial aid in a timely manner and make navigating the process easier.  Click on this link to get expert advice from the Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) for five questions students and parents should be sure to ask the financial aid office at each of their prospective colleges or universities.   

    

⇨ DO YOU HAVE FURTHER QUESTIONS ABOUT COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID and HOW TO MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND WHICH COLLEGE IS GIVING YOUR CHILD THE BEST FINANCIAL 

DEAL?    

If you or your senior child need any assistance in talking to a financial aid advisor one-on-one to discuss financial aid package comparisons; Floreka Malual of the Finance Authority of Maine is available by appointment in the Make It Happen room next to the Deering Guidance 

 

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office. Ms. Malual can be contacted at fmalual@famemaine.com or by phone at 207-620-3530 if you have any questions or want to schedule an appointment with her. Students can stop into the Make It Happen room and schedule an appointment with Ms. Malual as well. Bill Smith of ScholarsFits.com is also an   

  

Important Upcoming PSAT and SAT Testing Dates  

STRONG SAT SCORES TRANSLATE INTO HIGHER LEVELS OF COLLEGE ADMISSIONS OFFERS AND STRONGER FINANCIAL AID. STRONGER FINANCIAL AID MEANS LESS COLLEGE DEBT!  SAT or Subject Tests- Next Saturday Test date is May 4th. Registration Deadline is April 5th/Late Deadline (for an additional fee) is April 24th.  The last Saturday SAT Test Date for the 2018-19 school year is June 1st Registration Deadline is May 3rd /Late Deadline (for additional fee) is May 22nd.  Any 11th grader who wants to take the SAT this May or June can register here: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/register  

  Current Juniors should be practicing NOW via Khan Academy in preparation for the school 

day SAT scheduled on April 9th! If you or your child have questions about this, please contact the Guidance Office (874-8264).  

  

 

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$$$$$ Scholarships, and Resources for Finding Them 

$$$ .    ⇨ Here are some reputable resources for scholarship searches: FAME (the Financial Authority of Maine) lists many scholarship and financial aid resources on their website (famemaine.com ). Look through the Maine Scholarships list and have your student apply to several. This is the best site we have found for advice on paying for college. MES is another scholarship resource, as in the Maine Community Foundation.  ⇨ We found a good resource for scholarship information from Reviews.com. This is a website “dedicated to conducting data driven and unbiased research about topics that can help make an impact in people's lives.” Below is a link that covers the best scholarship search sites, what you should know about scholarships, and how best to apply, etc: Reviews.com scholarship search   

 ⇨ LendEdU for scholarships and search tips: http://lendedu.com/blog/scholarships  ⇨ ATTENTION PARENTS OF JUNIORS!!! LOOKING FOR SCHOLARSHIP MONEY FOR YOUR 

CHILD’S COLLEGE? BEGINNING WITH STUDENTS IN THE DHS CLASS OF 2020, COLLEGEBOARD WILL BE AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS RANGING FROM $500-$40,OOO. 

WOW!!!! EVEN BETTER: THIS SCHOLARSHIP DOESN’T REQUIRE AN ESSAY OR AN APPLICATION. 

READ ON FOR DETAILS.  

Juniors have the opportunity to get scholarship $ just by following the steps necessary to get into college. By clicking on the following link and following the simple guide that tells juniors how to apply and pay for college in six easy steps, they are automatically enrolled in CollegeBoard’s Opportunity Scholarship. Here is the link which includes a video and simple directions for applying: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org/   

 

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   LOCAL PORTLAND AREA AND MAINE STATE SCHOLARSHIPS  

⇨ More and more Local and State Scholarships are being added all the time on your senior child’s Home Page of their Naviance Account this time of year! If you want to see 

that comprehensive list, ask your child to show you their Naviance Account. The Scholarship List is on the Naviance Home Page in the left, bottom corner of the page. 

(Students who may have forgotten their Username & Password for Naviance can always see Ms. Adams in Guidance to get refreshed on that information.) 

 The Maine Difference Scholarship The Maine Difference Scholarship, a program funded by Lamey Wellehan, is intended to aid in the cost of attaining an education for a Maine young person studying at a Maine college or university. The focus of the student’s studies should be on the Ecology and/or Economics of Maine. The award is a $1000 renewable scholarship. Application for the 2019 scholarship is due by May 30th. Click here for more information and the application: https://www.lwshoes.com/assets/images/homepage/The_Maine_Difference_Scholarship.pdf  The Maine State Employees Association Scholarships-DEADLINE COMING UP SOON! There are both full and part-time $500 scholarships being awarded to students who have relationships with dues-paying MSEA-SEIU members. Please go to www.mseaseiu.org for more information on qualifications and access to all scholarship applications. The deadline for receiving completed applications is April 19th. If you have any questions or would like to confirm whether a parent or guardian is a dues-paying MSEA member, please contact Luanne Collins at MSEA Headquarters at 622-3151 ext. 1114 or 800-452-8794.  The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund The Stephen Phillips Scholarship Fund offers renewable, 4-year scholarships to students from New England with financial need. Successful candidates are those who display academic 

 

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achievement, service to others, good character, leadership qualities, and a history of part-time employment. We also value demonstrated grit and resilience in students who have faced significant challenges. This year’ Phillips new and renewable awards total over $3.3 million. Including $382,000 to 45 Maine students for the 2018-19 academic year. Deering 2018 graduate, Husna Munezero won a Phillips scholarship last year and is currently attending  Oglethorpe College in Georgia. Applications will be posted on the website www.phillips-scholarship.org in December 2018 .   ⇨ Applications are due at noon on May 1, 2019.  WBRC ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS  Two competitive awards each of $500 (one for architecture, one for engineering) are available to Maine high school seniors. The recipients of the scholarships must be planning to attend a two or four-year college or university with a major in architecture or engineering this fall. In order to receive the scholarship, the recipient must have at least a 2.5 grade point average at the end of their first semester of college. The completed application form must be received by May 1, 2019. If you have questions, please contact Tori Britton at tori.britton@wbrcae.com or by calling (207) 947-4511 x 396 Click here to download application: https://www.wbrcae.com/about/centennial-scholarship/ 

  

SUMMER 2019 STUDY OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS  

  ⇨ Cornell University’s summer program for high school students is one of the nation's longest running and most highly regarded pre-college academic programs. It brings more than 1,500 academically talented high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors from around the world to the Cornell campus in Ithaca, New York, each summer for three- and six-week programs. For more specifics on summer dates, course offerings, how to apply and cost of attendance, please click here: https://sce.cornell.edu/precollege   ⇨ We are very excited to share with you the attached brochure for the University of Maine Consider Engineering Summer Program! This free program is sponsored by the UMaine Pulp and Paper Foundation and is a great way for High School Juniors who excel at math and science to learn more about engineering, career options, and college life. The University of Maine at Orono offers the opportunity to attend one of three sessions: July 

 

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14-17, July 21-24, or July 28-31. Applications are due no later than April 22nd and we will competitively select 102 students to attend the program (34 per week). Please see below for some of the benefits and the attached brochure for more information and application instructions. These instructions can also be found on our website at https://mainepulpaper.org/consider-engineering/.  DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST IN CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, POLICE WORK, MILITARY SERVICE OR LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Vassalboro is hosting a summer Academy Program from June 24th-28th for students ages 14-20 years old. The Academy Program will consist of orientation, class work, hands-on practical exercises, drill and ceremony, and physical exercise. Curriculum will include History of the Police, Police Ethics and Moral Dilemmas, Criminal Law, OUI Investigation, Crime Scene Investigation and much, much more! For more information and registration instructions go to: https://scoutingevent.com/218-2019MYLEEA . The Maine Attorney General’s office is providing at least 10 Full Scholarships for young women and minorities to attend the academy . If you have any questions, please contact Ian Baker at 207-797-5252, ext. 34 .  

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MAINE 

  

So. . . What do you want to do? Destination Occupation is the place to go for an insider’s look at Maine’s best careers with some of the state’s most dynamic employers, from entrepreneurial ventures to Maine’s largest organizations! This is a great site for teenagers wanting to know more about specific career fields as well as what job opportunities are available in Maine today. The site is also superb for adults as well. Click here for more information: https://destinationoccupation.com/   

 

 

 

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