Our students recently represented SCRTC at the SkillsUSA competition, competing alongside peers from across the region. We are proud of their hard work, dedication, and the outstanding way they represented our school. Congratulations to every student who competed—your effort made us proud
2 days ago, Ben Collins
The CHS National Honor Society once again helped organize the Calais Community Easter Egg Hunt that was held on April 4th. The Chapter filled a few hundred eggs and put them out at tge Calais Elementary School cafeteria for kids to come find and enjoy
2 days ago, Anne Scott
Our latest newsletter is now live! Inside this edition, you’ll find highlights from our recent Postsecondary Fair, all the fun from Winter Carnival, and exciting updates from our staff and students. We’re also celebrating our Students and Staff of the Month and sharing details from a recent visit from Bath Iron Works. Be sure to check it out and stay connected with everything happening at CMHS!
https://www.calaisschools.org/o/cmshs/page/newsletters
4 days ago, Sarah Pike
Sports Team Photos – Friday, April 10 • 2:00 PM
Location: High School Gym
Date: Friday, April 10
Time: 2:00 PM (please arrive early)
5 days ago, Ben Collins
Opening Day is almost here — even if the weather doesn't feel like baseball or softball season yet!
5 days ago, Ben Collins
Opening Day is almost here — even if the weather doesn't feel like baseball or softball season yet!
5 days ago, Ben Collins
Attention Parents and Guardians
Yearbooks are on sale now! This is not limited to only Seniors for purchase. They are available for the low price of $48. You can bring in cash or check (made out to Calais Middle High School) to Mrs. O’Rourke the yearbook advisor or you can purchase online at ybpay.lifetouch.com (
http://ybpay.lifetouch.com/) Use code 12400026. Order your yearbook now before it's too late! Deadline to order is May 1st 2026.
12 days ago, Calais School Department
Time is running out!!
14 days ago, Ben Collins
High School Students Only!
Pitchers & Catchers will start on Monday, March 23rd. All those interested in softball and Baseball are welcome. The conditioning sessions will be from 3:30 pm-5:00 pm. (Softball) 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm (Baseball)
Softball and Baseball Tryouts will be on Monday, March 30th from 2:15 pm to 4:00 pm. (Softball) and 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm (Baseball) Anyone interested in playing softball and baseball this year need to be at that tryouts!
Interested in Tennis?
Come out for tryouts on March 30th from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
All skill levels welcome—bring your energy and be ready to compete!
For any questions please email Mr. Collins
bcollins@calaisschools.org20 days ago, Ben Collins
Order Your Yearbook Before It’s Too Late!
21 days ago, Ben Collins
REMINDER of our Sports Banquet tomorrow evening 3/17/26 at 5:30pm in the cafeteria.
Join us to celebrate the accomplishments of our athletes and team managers who contributed to a successful winter sports season.
Thank you to the Blue Devil Boosters for once again hosting and catering dinner for this event and to the SCRTC Culinary Arts program for preparing all the food.
22 days ago, Ben Collins
Please click the link bit.ly/4lq1fHc or scan the QR code to view the Blue Devils Times newsletter that Mrs. Pike has been developing. We will publish a monthly newsletter, which can also be accessed on our Calais Middle High School page. You can find the Blue Devil Times under the menu options.
27 days ago, Ben Collins
The Calais NHS and JMG programs are teaming up to bring you a basket festival and breakfast with the Easter Bunny on Saturday March 21st.
The Breakfast will be going from 8 am to 10:30 am on Saturday for $5.00 per person. The proceeds for this are going to the Maine National Honor Society State Charity, Maine Youth Thriving.
The JMG spring festival will run from 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday and from 10 am to 3 pm on Sunday March 22. Proceeds from this go to the Calais High School JMG program.
Hope to see you there!!
30 days ago, Anne Scott
The New England Wrestling Championship can be streamed live and/or retrieved on demand through FloSports for a fee.
The link for access is :
https://flosports.link/4imblY4about 1 month ago, Ben Collins
Correction to earlier message - it is supposed to read teacher workshop, not teacher worship day. Sorry teachers.
about 1 month ago, Calais School Department
Friday, March 13th is a scheduled teacher worship day at the CSD. The elementary and middle school have to make up an additional half day at the end of the school year due to a 2 hour delay and ultimate cancellation on 12/3, which was a planned early release.
To make up for this snow day, the elementary and middle school students ONLY will have a half day for students on Friday, 3/13. CMS will dismiss at 10:35 am and CES will dismiss at 10:55 am.
about 1 month ago, Calais School Department
Mrs. Drew has had a tremendous impact on the many students she has taught over the years. With her natural, motherly instincts, she has a special way of making students feel supported, valued, and cared for both inside and outside the classroom. She understands that teaching is not just about lessons and assignments, but about helping young people grow into confident and capable individuals.
Her patience, encouragement, and genuine care for her students have helped shape the lives of so many kids during some very important years of their development. Mrs. Drew creates an environment where students feel safe to learn, ask questions, and believe in themselves.
Our school is incredibly lucky to have Mrs. Drew as a middle school teacher. The work she does each day helps prepare and shape the minds of our future high school students, and her positive influence will continue to be felt for many years to come.
about 1 month ago, Ben Collins
Middle School Student of the month (February )
Antha Hodge is a great example of quiet leadership. She leads by example through her kindness, hard work, and positive attitude both in the classroom and around her peers. Even when she isn’t the loudest person in the room, her actions speak loudly and show the type of person and leader she is becoming.
Antha has a bright future ahead of her as she enters high school next year. With her determination, strong character, and willingness to work hard, there is no doubt she will accomplish great things. Our school community is proud of her, and we are excited to see all the success that lies ahead in her high school years.
about 1 month ago, Ben Collins
Student of the month
Chayeden Newell has been a great example of quiet leadership at Calais High School. In the classroom and in athletics, Chayeden leads by example through his work ethic, respect for others, and steady determination. He may not always be the loudest voice, but his actions consistently show his character and commitment.
Whether it’s supporting his teammates, staying focused in class, or doing the little things the right way, Chayeden represents what it means to be a Blue Devil. His presence has made a positive impact on our school community.
As he prepares to graduate this year, Chayeden will certainly be missed in our hallways, classrooms, and on the playing fields. We are proud of the young man he has become and wish him the very best in the next chapter of his journey.
about 1 month ago, Ben Collins
Congratulations to all the seniors chosen for the DAC All-Star game! They have the opportunity to step onto the court once more as Devils, representing our school.
Peyton Beal
Lexi Bowen
Hannah Shannon
Addison Ellsmore
Frank Miliano
Chayeden Newell
March 2nd
Machias High school
Girls 5pm -Boy 6:15pm
about 1 month ago, Ben Collins
