Calais Middle/High School

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Calais Middle/High School
Address
Calais Middle/High School
34 Blue Devil Hill

,
04619

Coordinates 45°09′51″N67°14′30″W / 45.1641°N 67.2418°W / 45.1641; -67.2418
Information
Former namesCalais Academy
Calais High School
Type Public
School district Calais Public Schools
SuperintendentMary Anne Spearin
ChairNicholas Barnett
PrincipalChris Johnson
Grades7-12
Enrollment322
Student to teacher ratio13:1
Language English
Campus type Rural
Color(s)  Blue
  White
Mascot Blue Devil
Nickname Blue Devils
Accreditation New England Association of Schools and Colleges
YearbookBroadcast
Communities served Calais; Robbinston
Website calaisschools.org/calais-middle-high-school/

Calais Middle/High School (Calais or CMHS) is a public middle school and high school in Calais, Maine. The high school is located in Calais Education Park, near Washington County Community College and the St. Croix Regional Technical Center. [1]

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Athletics

CMHS has various varsity sports teams, including Baseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and field, Volleyball, and Wrestling.

Extracurriculars

CMHS has several extracurriculars, including Student Council, Drama, Yearbook Committee, a Civil Rights Team, United States Academic Decathlon, Skills USA, Skatepark Committee, School Climate Committee, Jobs For Maine's Graduates, Band, Jazz Band, Chorus, National Honor Society, and a Math Team.

Notable alumni

Notable staff

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References

  1. Official Web Site Archived 2008-06-16 at the Wayback Machine calaisschools.org