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Town of Winterport ~ Schools |
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 22
DIRECTORS |
| Lewis Aurelio |
Term expires 2011 |
| Kimberly Clark |
Term expires 2009 |
| Marsha Harris |
Term expires 2010 |
| Lance El-Hajj |
Term expires 2010 |
MSAD #22 is comprised of the three towns of Hampden,
Newburgh, and Winterport and seven schools. Four of the schools
are elementary schools: Earl C. McGraw (grades K-2) and George
B. Weatherbee (grades 3-5) in Hampden, Newburgh Elementary (grades
K-5) in Newburgh, and Leroy H. Smith (grades K-5) in Winterport.
Two of the schools are middle schools (grades 6-8): Reeds Brook
serving Hampden and Newburgh and Samuel L. Wagner serving Winterport.
Hampden Academy (grades 9-12), is the single high school for the
district. Total district enrollment is 2300 students who are instructed
and supported by 375 administrators, teachers, specialists, and
staff.
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Leroy H Smith School |
Carla M. Leathem, Principal |
319 S Main St PO Box 10 Winterport, ME 04496 Phone: (207) 223-4282 |
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Leroy H Smith School is a public school
operated by MSAD 22. We have approximately 275 students. Housed at the Smith School is a HeadStart Program for four year olds. Our school has sixteen classroom teachers, three Special Education teachers, one and one half speech and language pathologists, three Title I/Reading Recovery teachers, one half time technology teacher, one physical educations teacher, and a guidance counselor. We share teachers with the other district schools for music and art. Several educational technicians are also employed at the Smith School..To learn more visit website |
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Samuel L Wagner Middle School |
Dale K. Williams, Principal |
54 Mountain View Drive, Winterport, ME 04496 Phone: (207) 223-4309 |
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The Wagner School opened in September of 1992, and houses
students in grades 6, 7, and 8. Presently there are 25 full-time
faculty members and 10 addtional specialists to service
our students. The building has remained beautiful and is
an excellent facility to educate our young adults. Instruction
is delivered by teams at each grade level, creating classes
that motivate and encourage students to build on past learning.
Our students have an opportunity to become involved with
technology to prepare them for the changing world of the
21st century. Students at the middle level are unique in
character, needs, and desires. The programs at Wagner are
designed to meet the challenge of providing a quality education
around the uniqueness, while at the same time bridging the
transition from childhood to young adulthood. School Hours: 7:55 a.m. - 2:05 p.m. To learn more
visit website.
Partners in Education (P.I.E.) Parent-Teacher group for
Smith & Wagner schools meets 1st Monday of each month 6:30
pm Smith or Wagner School. Community and/or Senior Volunteers
welcome Contact: Smith School 223-4282 |
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Hampden Academy |
Ruey Yehle, Principal, Principal |
1 Main Road North Hampden, Maine 04444 Phone: (207) 862-3791 |
Hampden Academy was founded in 1803 in the central
Maine community of Hampden. Hampden Academy draws students
from the communities of Hampden, Winterport, and Newburgh.
Hampden Academy has an enrollment of 787 students with a faculty
of 79. Hampden Academy is Accreditated by the New England
Association of Schools and Colleges. School Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 2:05 p.m. To
learn more visit website |
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| Head Start |
Leroy H Smith School Contact: Pat Skaggs 223-2253. |
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