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Special education teachers are uniquely trained to support the learning needs of students with disabilities and to ensure their educational, behavioral, social, and emotional success. Windham Middle School has one of the best in Adam Deveau.

There’s an old saying that when you create an orchestra you are building better citizens for the community. In RSU 14, music educators believe that when students play music, it allows a part of their artistic mind to express itself, key to helping provide balance to students intellectually, spiritually, and emotionally.

While some classrooms use textbooks to teach a lesson, Altitude, an alternative pathway program at Windham Middle School (WMS), used maple syrup collecting to teach its students.

The RSU 14 Board of Directors unanimously voted on Wednesday, March 5 to enter into a contract with the Scarborough-based Landry French Construction as general contractor for the new Windham Raymond Middle School to be built at 61 Windham Center Road.

A school principal plays a crucial role in fostering a positive and productive learning environment and Greg Applestein is certainly proof of that.

The RSU14 2025 Art Show opens Monday, May 5th in the 300 wing of Windham High School. The show presents student art work from all 6 of RSU14's schools.

Hillary McHugh believes that the art of teaching is the art of assisting students to discover a world of possibilities and it’s made her a successful teacher at Windham Middle School.

Shelly Cook believes that effective teachers do more than provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to develop a career. She also thinks it’s important to inspire them and to impart values such as empathy and respect for others and integrity to her students.

The 2025-26 registration for both the RSU14 PreK lottery and Kindergarten is now open! Click the headline to be taken to the RSU14 registration website.

It’s said that children with special needs, just like all other kids, require love, guidance, encouragement, positive influences, and an exceptional life teacher to help them reach their potential. Windham Middle School is fortunate to such a teacher, and her name is Margaret “Margie” Dionne.