Dr. Alexandra Roberts, School Physician for the Valley Unified Education Service Center, offers a message to all Valley Unified staff, students, and families regarding staying safe and healthy as we enter the holiday season.
To view a video of Dr. Robert's message, go to bit.ly/3ft9MqE or click on the image below.
We wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
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Due to mixed precipitation, iced-over back roads, and slushy main roads, all Valley Unified schools are cancelled today. Please be safe.
All Valley Unified Schools are on a two-hour delay this morning due to icy roads. https://bit.ly/3q3UFJo.
To review the latest Valley Unified School Reintegration Update for students and families, go to bit.ly/2URJBAC or click on the image below.
The Valley Unified Education Service Center wishes all students, families, and staff a Happy Thanksgiving. Please know we are grateful for your on-going support, understanding, and patience during this challenging school year.
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On Thursday, November 12, students and programs at the St. John Valley Technology Center - the Career and Technical Education arm of the Valley Unified Education Service Center - were featured on the WAGM TV 8 evening newscast.
To view the segment and to hear about the programs and from students about their learning experiences at the SJVTC, click here or on the image below.
To review the latest Valley Unified School Reintegration Update for Students and Families, go to bit.ly/3ppur3F or click on the image below.
The MSAD #27 and MSAD #33 School Boards and the Madawaska School Department School Committee have approved a revised School Calendar for 2020-2021.
Beginning on November 20, all previously scheduled Early Release days will now be be full Teacher Workshop days. Students will not attend school on these days.
To review the revised calendar with the notation, Last Update of 11/9/20, go to bit.ly/36trmGW or click on the image below.
To review the Valley Unified School Reintegration Update for Students and Families for the week October 26 to November 1, 2020, go to https://bit.ly/2JsSxtR or click on the image below.
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Kevin Lavoie, director of the St. John Valley Technology Center (SJVTC), the Career and Technical Education arm of the Valley Unified Education Service Center, received notification on October 22, that a design and prototype project completed in 2019 by SJVTC students, Shelbie Dumais of Madawaska and Paige Paradis of Fort Kent, will now enter the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) Design Development project phase for the International Space Station.
Dumais and Paradis were juniors in the SJVTC Advanced Technologies I program led by Mr. Mitchell Daigle when they designed their Advanced Resistive Device (ARED) Cable Cover prototype which they presented to NASA engineers at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX in April, 2019 through the High school students United with NASA to Create Hardware (HUNCH) program.
The SJVTC joined the HUNCH program in 2018. HUNCH is a partnership between NASA and 77 schools from 24 states in the U.S. Through the program, students help address NASA-identified needs for the space station by engaging in hands-on Project Based Learning opportunities that help strengthen their Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) skills.
To read the letter of congratulations sent to Lavoie by NASA's HUNCH Implementation Project Manager, Florence Gold, go to bit.ly/3oJQulh or click on the image below.
