Morse High School Student Services

10/05/2025

Grateful to Krista Bo Polanco for including the detention hikes on CNN’s 5 Good Things podcast this week.

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07/17/2025

Anna Booth ‘26 was selected to attend Consider Engineering, a four-day, hands-on program hosted by Through Engineering experiments and problem solving challenges, Anna, along with the other 43 students in her session will learn about different types of engineering and meet industry leaders and university of Maine faculty. We can’t wait to hear all about it!

07/12/2025

Senior, Ajani Quaqua, represented Morse as a delegate at Dirigo State June 16-21 held at Colby College. The comprehensive experiential youth leadership program is sponsored by the American Legion and designed after the Maine State government. Ajani was part of the town of Chamberlain and elected to serve as State Party Chair with the Nationalists. Ajani describes the experience as AMAZING and fun! He was able meet many people including other rising seniors from throughout the state and government leaders including Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows. (Pictured shaking hands with Ajani)

07/07/2025

AP scores from the May 2025 tests are available now through students College Board accounts. This year, 95% of Morse AP test takers earned an AP exam score of 3 or higher on one or more exams. In light of the release, here are a few pictures from the AP scholar photo shoots the past two years. Collectively, these cohorts represent the largest number of AP scholars with the May 2024 testing group comprised of students in the Class of 2024, 2025, & 2026. To become an AP scholar, students must earn a score of 3 or higher on at least three exams.

06/23/2025

Congratulations to these Class of 2027 members. Yesterday was the start of RYLA, a 4-day adventure based leadership camp held each June at Camp Hinds in Raymond, Maine. Morse is fortunate to have the support of Bath’s two Rotary clubs who sponsor the selection and costs of the camp. Alumni of the program credit RYLA for providing them confidence and an awareness of their leadership style and helping them meet other likeminded students from Maine. We can’t wait to hear all about it and are ready to support you and your goals as you Move on Up to being upperclassmen.

06/13/2025

Wishing Sophomores Lily Forrester & Gracious Emery a phenomenal three days at the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Summit taking place at the University of Maine at Farmington this weekend!

06/02/2025

To the great Class of 2025, the time has arrived! You are wrapping up your to dos at Morse High School! Please stop down to Student Services to complete a poster for the parade of graduates which takes place on Wednesday after marching practice. You’ll hold this sign as you visit the elementary school. We also have a Setting Sail poster for you to share your plans for after Morse.

05/30/2025

It’s election season for class officers! Over the past 2 days, the candidates delivered thoughtful and spirited speeches to their class and the polls are open! Students in grades 9-11 have until Monday at noon to vote through the GoogleDoc ballot. Results will be announced on Tuesday at the end of day.

05/30/2025

It was great to have Alumni from the Class of 2024 return to Morse this past week for a pop-up panel sharing their perspective on their first year and reflecting on their post-secondary planning process.

05/17/2025

Sophomore, Gracious Emery, is performing today at 11 AM as a selected member in one of four ensembles at the Maine Music Educators Association All State Festival. She is one of 500 music students, from 80 high schools across the State of Maine chosen by audition. Gracious and the other students have rehearsed for 3 days at the University of Maine, Orono in preparation for the performances today at the Collins Center for the Performing Arts, Orono, ME.