Maine voices matter in shaping the future of our schools. The Maine Citizens’ Assembly on Education Priorities is bringing together 64 Mainers, ages 16–109, to learn, collaborate, and share ideas that can help strengthen PK–12 education across our state. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to listen, learn, and contribute.
Registration for the delegate selection lottery closes this Sunday, May 10th! Selected delegates will meet in-person on June 17–18 in Bangor, virtually on August 28, and will receive a $750 stipend, with hotel and meals covered. Students will have dedicated on-site support. If you’ve ever wanted to have a voice in the future of education in Maine, this is a meaningful opportunity to be part of the conversation.
Join our Odyssey of the Mind Teams at an encore performance this Friday, April 10, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.at Biddeford High School’s Little Theater. The event will include a video presentation of the state performances, live performances, and recognition of their accomplishments.
The Biddeford Tigers Unified Team is gearing up for another exciting season, and our BHS athletes are inviting the community to show their support through this year’s merchandise fundraiser. Proceeds from each purchase help provide essential equipment, uniforms, and team experiences that make the season meaningful for our student-athletes and partners. Orders are open through January 11 and can be picked up at Brady’s Screen Printing once ready. To browse the store and support unified sports, visit: biddefordunified2025.itemorder.com. Go Tigers!
Join us this Friday and Saturday night (November 7 & 8 at 7pm) at the BHS Drama Club's production of Antigone by David Rush — a modern adaptation of Sophocles’ classic tragedy! In Antigone, a young woman defies the king’s decree to honor her brother with a proper burial, sparking a powerful examination of duty, justice, and the consequences of standing up for one’s beliefs. Held in the BHS Little Theater with donations accepted at the door.
Be sure to drop by the Bridges Holiday Craft Fair this Saturday, November 8, 2025, between 9AM-2PM at the Biddeford High School Tiger Gym. This is an excellent opportunity to buy holiday gifts, eat delicious treats, and win prizes, including 100 gallons of #2 heating oil donated by Provencher Fuels! The event benefits the Bridges Program, which supports young adults eligible for extended educational services transition from high school to the adult world.
7 months ago, Biddeford Schools
Check out the Sustainability Club's Clothing Giveaway TODAY, October 23, 2025, in the Cafe directly after school from 2:50-3:30pm. We have an amazing selection of lightly used and some never worn clothes from brands like Lululemon, Gymshark, Set Active, Levi, Princess Polly and three Coach bags. This year we also have a bigger selection of Men's clothing!
7 months ago, Biddeford Schools
The School Committee voted to provide asynchronous learning for students who attend Biddeford High School (Grades 8-12) and Biddeford Regional Center of Technology on Election Day- Tuesday, November 4th. Students will not report to campus and access their asynchronous work through their Google Classrooms with directions provided by their respective teachers. Staff will continue to report to work but are asked to carpool, if possible, and park furthest from Tiger Gym, where voters are entering.
7 months ago, Biddeford Schools
Join our BHS Field Hockey Lady Tigers vs. Thornton Academy for their annual Stick-It To Cancer game this Thursday, October 9th, 5:30pm at Waterhouse Field! The girls play this game in honor of those who have battled with and continue to fight Breast Cancer. They will be collecting donations for Breast Cancer Awareness Research! Follow this link for more details: https://givebutter.com/TigerFHStickItToCancer
BHS and BRCOT had an evacuation this morning due to a smoke alarm going off in the Center of Technology's Culinary Kitchen. The building was immediately evacuated while the Fire Department assessed the building’s safety. Within 15 minutes, an “all clear” was received by the Fire Department, and students returned to their classes.
