Caribou High School

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Caribou High School
Address
Caribou High School
308 Sweden Street

,
Aroostook
,
04736

United States
Coordinates 46°51′49″N68°02′00″W / 46.8637°N 68.0332°W / 46.8637; -68.0332
Information
School type Public, high school
Opened1966 [1]
School districtRSU 39 | Eastern Aroostook
CEEB code 200225 [2]
PrincipalJamie Selfridge [3]
Teaching staff31 [4]
Grades9–12
Enrollment459 (2021-22) [4]
Student to teacher ratio15.00 [4]
Color(s)  Maroon,   Gold, and   White
MascotThe Viking
Nickname Caribou
Team nameThe Vikings
YearbookSpectator
Communities served
Feeder schoolsCaribou Community School
Website www.rsu39.org/Schools/CHS/CHS.html

Caribou High School is a public high school in Caribou, Maine, United States. It serves students in grades 9-12 from Caribou, Connor Township, Stockholm, and Woodland. The school's Future Farmers of America chapter is one of the oldest chapters in the state, and one of the school's first clubs.[ citation needed ]

Contents

Athletics & Activities

Classification

Caribou High School participates in Class B/Class B North for all of its respective sports. [5]

State Championships

Runner-Up

  • Baseball: 2014
  • Boys' Basketball: 1958, 1975, 1983
  • Girls' Basketball: 1984
  • E-Sports:
    • Rocket League: Fall 2021, Spring 2022
  • Boys' Soccer: 2019
  • Girls' Soccer: 1988, 2010
  • Softball: 1989
  • Girls' Tennis: 1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2017, 2018 [6]

Maine Principals' Association (MPA) Sportsmanship Awards

This award recognizes high school sports teams that exemplify good sportsmanship.

Demographics

Gender

Race/Ethnicity

Notable people

Alumni

Staff

Notes

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