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Employment Opportunities MSAD #60 advertises open positions on Schoolspring.com. Please click this link: Schoolspring.com to apply online. If you have any questions please call Patti Megele at the Central Office: 207-676-2234. Please do not inquire at School sites. MSAD #60 Affirmative Action Plan Title IX Coordinator; Sue Austin 100 Noble Way North Berwick, Maine 03906 (207)676-2234 Ext 1 NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Finance & Facilities Grant Information ESSEF : American Rescue Plan Application (updated 8.8.23) ESSERF Complete Application (updated 1.5.23) NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

School Nutrition Program Menus (Monthly) MySchoolBucks Meals Are Free Lunch Breakfast Smart Snacks Guide Meal Modifications Wellness Policy Contact Us Food Services The School Nutrition Staff at M.S.A.D. #60 is very proud of what we are able to offer students in our district. School meals are an important part of a child’s day and those meals give them the energy they need to get through the entire school day! “YOU CAN’T TEACH A HUNGRY CHILD” Breakfast and Lunch Menus are updated monthly. Additional snacks, drinks, and meal add-ons can be purchased with an online meal account via My School Bucks. For more information, please visit our My School Bucks page. Below you will find more information on our program and services. We hope this will help answer any questions you might have! If not feel free to contact us directly with any questions or concerns. Meals are Free! Both Breakfast and Lunch -school meals are free to all students in all grades. MSAD #60 serves school meals that meet tough new federal nutrition standards, ensuring that meals are healthy and well-balanced and provide students with all the nutrition they need to succeed at school. School meals offer students milk, fruits and vegetables, proteins, and grains, and they must meet strict limits for saturated fat and portion size. Age-appropriate calorie limits We offer a wide variety of fruits & vegetables including locally sourced options! Fat-free or 1% milk We’re always working to offer MSAD #60 students healthier and tastier choices. School meals are a great value and a huge convenience for busy families. One school breakfast and lunch is free of charge to a student. Any additional items do cost money, such as second entrees and a la carte items To see our menus please click on the MENU link at the start of this page The entire School Nutrition Staff works hard to offer the kids healthy choices they’ll enjoy. School Meal Choices are Endless! We have a variety of meal options at each school beyond the hot lunch option on the menu. If your student has any special requests please let the School Nutrition Staff know and they would be happy to accommodate as best possible! How to make a lunch 5 items will be offered, a student must select a minimum of 3. They can choose: 1 milk 1 fruit and/or 1 vegetable 1 grain 1 meat/protein For example – choose milk, mixed fruit and/or salad bar, chicken burger, or slice of pizza. All other items such as – baked goods/desserts, baked chips, cereal or granola bars, ice cream, fruit snacks, large juices & milk, etc. are all charged as separate items and cost extra. What about Breakfast? Research shows that students who skip breakfast have shorter attention spans and don’t do as well on tests. Make sure your youngster gets up in time to have a nutritious breakfast either at home or at school. Did you know that your child’s school serves breakfast every day? We offer a variety of nutritious breakfast meals each day. There’s something for everyone and most of our breakfast items can even be saved for snack time! Studies have shown that children who eat breakfast regularly receive the nutrition they need to get through the school day ready to learn! ENERGIZE YOUR DAY! EAT SCHOOL BREAKFAST! Federal In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity. Program information may be made available in languages other than English. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication to obtain program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language), should contact the responsible State or local Agency that administers the program or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. To file a program discrimination complaint, a Complainant should complete a Form AD-3027, USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form which can be obtained online at: https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/USDA-OASCR%20P-Complaint-Form-0508-0002-508-11-28-17Fax2Mail.pdf, from any USDA office, by calling (866) 632-9992, or by writing a letter addressed to USDA. The letter must contain the complainant’s name, address, telephone number, and a written description of the alleged discriminatory action in sufficient detail to inform the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights (ASCR) about the nature and date of an alleged civil rights violation. The completed AD-3027 form or letter must be submitted to USDA by: (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; or (2) fax: (833) 256-1665 or (202) 690-7442; or (3) email: program.intake@usda.gov This institution is an equal opportunity provider. (Federal statement updated 5/18/2022) State The Maine Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination because of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information, religion, ancestry or national origin. Complaints of discrimination must be filed at the office of the Maine Human Rights Commission, 51 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0051. If you wish to file a discrimination complaint electronically, visit the Human Rights Commission website at https://www.maine.gov/mhrc/file/instructions and complete an intake questionnaire. Maine is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Contact Us School Nutrition Director David Vargas Admin Assistant Julie Downs Address MSAD 60 Central Office School Nutrition 100 Noble Way North Berwick, ME 03906 Contact Call: 207-676-2234 EXT 5 Staff NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION INCLUDES KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Step 1: Before you begin: Currently, this process is optimized for use on a computer. You can complete the process on a mobile device, however, for best results, we recommend using a laptop or desktop computer. If you do not have access to one, please contact the school and we will make one available to you! Please gather the following: Household information -- address and phone numbers. Parent information -- work and cell phone numbers, email addresses. Student information -- demographic and health/medication info rmation. Emergency contact -- phone numbers. Digital Copy / photo(s) Saved on your computer (PDF or JPEG): Child's Birth Certificate Proof of Residency (Utility Bill, Mortgage/Deed, Lease/Rental Agreement, etc) Immunization Records / additional Medical Documentation (if applicable) IEP Documents (if applicable) Step 2: Review District Policies Ple ase take a moment to review the following information Technology Acceptable Use Policy Notice of Student Education Records and Information Rights MSAD #60 Policies Step 3: Select the correct registration option INCLUDES KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION EXISTING FAMILIES STARTING NOW or FALL NEW FAMILY STARTING NOW 2023-2024 SCHOOL YEAR NEW FAMILY NEXT YEAR 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR Register a new student. This link is for families that already have students enrolled in our district or were previously enrolled with and are returning to the school district. CLICK THE LINK BELOW EXISTING FAMILY Register a new student.This link is for families that are brand new to the school district and want to register a new student(s) to start NOW 2023-2024 school year. CLICK THE LINK BELOW NEW FAMILY STARTING NOW Register a new student. This link is for families that are new to the district and are registering a new student(s) for next school year starting in the Fall 2024-2025. CLICK THE LINK BELOW NEW FAMILY STARTING FALL Step 4: Check your Email After you submit your Application, you will receive an email stating that your Application is under review. This review process normally takes up to 5 business days. Once the review process has been completed, you will receive another email stating that your Application has been: Placed on Hold Status: Follow the instructions in the email to provide the school with additional required information. or Approved : Follow the instructions in the email. Screenings All incoming K Students in the state of Maine participate in various forms of screening prior to the start of school. In MSAD #60 we take a closer look at speech and language development, concepts, and fine motor skills. Kindergarten Ju mp Start Some students will be selected to attend Kindergarten Jump Start. KJS is a summer program designed to give incoming K students extra literacy support before Kindergarten begins. Berwick Vivian E. Hussey School Grades (K-3) 207-698-4465 20 Blackberry Hill RD, Berwick, ME 03901 Eric L. Knowlton School Grades (4-5) 207-698-1188 8 Noble Lane, Berwick, ME 03901 North Berwick North Berwick Elementary School Grades (K-4) 207-676-3213 25 Varney RD, North Berwick, ME 03906 Eric L. Knowlton School (North Berwick Grade 5) 207-698-1188 8 Noble Lane, Berwick, ME 03901 Lebanon Hanson Elementary School Grades (K-3) Lebanon Elementary School Grades (4-5) 207-457-1299 53 Upper Guinea RD, Lebanon, ME 04027 Noble Middle School All Towns Grades (6-7) 207-698-1320 46 Cranberry Meadow RD, Berwick, ME 03901 Noble High School All Towns Grades (8-12) 207-676-2665 100 Noble Way North Berwick, ME 03906 NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

MSAD 60 School Board BOARD MEETINGS – Meetings are at 7:00 p.m. at Noble High School. Meeting locations will be posted in the agenda, but are typically held in either the Library or Lecture Hall. The Meeting Dates are Posted on the District Calendar Page. Some of the winter/spring meetings will be State of the School meetings (held at individual schools); it will be noted where they are being held on the agenda. Specific agendas are posted the Tuesday prior to the meeting, or when they become available. Current Members North Berwick Representatives Lauren Janousek lauren.janousek@msad60.org Joshua Tabor joshua.tabor@msad60.org Kathleen Stanton Whalen kathleen.whalen@msad60.org Berwick Representatives Elva Lovejoy elva.lovejoy@msad60.org Margaret Wheeler margaret.wheeler@msad60.org Alison Herlihy alison.herlihy@msad60.org Lebanon Representatives Nancy Neubert- Board Chair nancy.neubert@msad60.org Jeridene Basko jeridene.basko@msad60.org Nancy Sewell nancy.sewell@msad60.org Archive of Minutes MSAD #60 GOALS 2024-2025 Finance & Facilities Board Agendas Board Policy Book Budget Information Meeting Recordings Building Committee Questions for School Board Mission Statement Our mission is to foster a life-long love of learning, develop responsible decision-makers, teach the essential skills necessary to meet the demands of a changing world, and develop caring and contributing members of a multicultural world. What is the role of the Board of Directors? What is the role of the Superintendent? Under Maine law, every school district is run by a Board of Directors. The Board is empowered and charged with setting the policies for the district, setting the budget for the district, and hiring a Superintendent to implement the Board’s policies and run the day-to-day operations of the schools. Together, the Board and Superintendent oversee the mission, vision, and values of the district. The Board functions like the Board of Directors of a corporation, setting the educational goals of the district and evaluating the progress of the district and the performance of the Superintendent. The Superintendent functions like the chief executive officer or president of a corporation, making sure the schools are running properly and making satisfactory progress toward achieving the goals set by the Board. The Board evaluates the Superintendent’s performance each year; if the Board is dissatisfied with the Superintendent’s performance, then the Board can fire the Superintendent. Only the Superintendent reports to the Board. All school staff, including the teachers, ultimately report to the Superintendent. Only the Superintendent can initiate the hiring and firing of staff; the Board can only review and approve or disapprove the Superintendent’s actions. Only the Superintendent can decide to delay or cancel school, assign duties to teachers and staff, and direct the maintenance of the school facilities; the Board does not make any of these operational decisions. The Board sets the policies and monitors the performance of the Superintendent. Members of the Board have authority only when acting as a Board legally in session. The Board shall not be bound in any way by an action or statement of an individual member except when such statement or action is in pursuance of specific instructions from the Board. Role of the Board Public Concerns & Complaints Parents, students or other citizens with complaints or concerns regarding any aspect of MSAD #60 or an employee thereof shall be encouraged to seek a resolution at the lowest possible level. The only exceptions are complaints that concern School Board actions or operations. Such complaints should be addressed to the Board Chair. At all levels of the complaint process, school employees are required to inform the person making the complaint of his/her right to appeal a decision. Some decisions however, may not be applied to different levels (i.e. class /team placement). If the complaint cannot be resolved at the lowest level, the person initiating the complaint may appeal the decision to the next level (i.e., Supervisor of Buildings, Grounds & Transportation, Principal, Special Education Director, Assistant Superintendent). This guide shall not be utilized by employees for matters or grievances relating to any term or condition of their employment. Such matters shall be addressed through established channels for grievances. The Board of Directors desires to hear the viewpoints of the District’s citizens, and therefore, typically provides a Public Input item on its agenda for this purpose. To enable the public to make statements to the Board in an orderly and efficient manner, the Board has adopted the following rules for Public Input: Public Input is the only time provided in the agenda when members of the public may speak before the Board, subject to the limitations herein and the Chairperson’s authority over the meeting. The Chairperson may, at his or her sole discretion, allow a member of the public to speak outside of Public Input. If a group wishes to be heard under Public Input, it must be represented by a spokesperson. The Chairperson can decide if anyone else can speak for the group. When recognized by the Chairperson, the speaker will stand, give his/her name, and state the reason for speaking. The recognized person will then have five minutes in which to make a statement to the Board. The statement must be factual to the best knowledge of the speaker, to the point, and delivered in an orderly and respectful manner. Public Input is not for debate with Board of Directors. The Chairperson will decide whether a statement is appropriate for Public Input. The Chairperson has the power to withdraw recognition of a speaker, if the Chairperson determines a statement is inappropriate for Public Input. Statements concerning subject matter that falls under the law regarding Executive Sessions (for example, matters involving personnel, contract negotiations, or that could cause public embarrassment for an individual or group) cannot be made during Public Input. Such statements must first be brought to the Chairperson or Superintendent privately. Public Participation Policy It is the policy of this school system not to discriminate in educational programs, activities, or employment practices based on race, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, or handicapping conditions under the provisions of Title VI and IX of the 1972 Educational Amendments, Sections 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Individuals with Disability Education Act of 1990, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. The Affirmative Action Plan, as approved by the Board and submitted to the Commissioner of Education, is on file in the Superintendent’s Office. The Affirmative Action Officer is Susan S. Austin, Assistant Superintendent. Tel: 676-2234. Affirmative Action/Nondiscrimination NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Report Fraud, Waste, and Abuse As a recipient of federal grant funds, MSAD #60 is required to annually notify our employees of their responsibility to report fraud. Please use the contact information below to report any suspected fraud to the US Department of Education Office of Inspector General. In addition, this information is posted in each building and on the district website. Any suspected fraud should also be reported to the superintendents or the business manager for further investigation. The Office of Inspector General Hotline is available for anyone who knows of or suspects fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, or violations of laws and regulations involving U.S. Department of Education funds or programs. This includes allegations of suspected wrongdoing by Department employees, contractors, grantees, schools and school officials, persons in positions of trust involving Department funds or programs, collection agencies, recipients of student financial assistance, or lending institutions. If you have knowledge of any wrongdoing involving Department funds or operations, let them know. Contact the Hotline The Office of Inspector General (OIG) encourages you to use its online form to file your complaint. You can also download the OIG Hotline Form and mail or fax it to our office. Please note that it will take longer to process your complaint if submitted by mail or fax. U.S. Department of Education Office of Inspector General Hotline 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W. Washington D.C. 20202-1500 Fax: (202) 245-7047 If you need assistance, please visit their Frequently Asked Questions page or call the OIG Hotline at 1-800-MIS-USED (1-800-647-8733) Operators are available*: Monday and Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EST Tuesday and Thursday: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. EST *Except Federal holidays NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Maine School Administrative District #60 Inspired Learners - Empowered Citizens NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation Updates Agenda December 19, 2024 Dec 13, 2024 Minutes of November 21, 2024 Dec 13, 2024 2 Hour Delay December 10 2024 Dec 10, 2024 Agenda December 5, 2024 Nov 30, 2024 1/189 NOBLE NEWS MSAD 60's monthly newsletter includes important upcoming dates and events around the district and notes from the superintendent's office. READ NOW Upcoming Dates December 23 - January 1: Winter Break, No School January 16: School Board Meeting (NHS Library), 7:00pm 23-24 Annual Report Community Input Board meeting Agendas Calendar Board Meeting Minutes NEW Board Meeting Recordings Facilities Study Request for Proposals Our Mission We empower all students to develop enthusiasm for learning, foster confidence through successes and failures, provide service to others, and achieve their personal, social, and academic best, leading to fulfilling and engaged lives for all. MSAD #60 includes students from North Berwick, Berwick, and Lebanon Maine. We remain steadfast in our commitment to the success of ALL MSAD #60 students. As a district, it is imperative we examine our role in addressing inequities. Our district-wide Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) framework ensures the ongoing application of an equity and inclusivity lens in all district aspects. This essential work positions equity and inclusivity as the foundation to further the goals of our school district and lead to enduring sustainable change. Our Commitment Our Strategic Plan THE ROAD TO NOBLE 2030 Community Engagement - High Quality Resources - School Safety -Pathways to Success

What is RTI? RTI stands for Response to Intervention. It is a systematic and data-based method used to identify, define, and address students' academic difficulties in the general education setting. A student that is receiving Tier 2 or Tier 3 support is considered to be a Title 1 student. This means that student support is funded through the Title 1 grant. Students may receive this added support either from an interventionist or from an educational technician. What is Title 1? Title 1 is a federally funded program designed to help children in need of support in the areas of reading and/or math. A student is identified for support based on district assessment, individual testing and teacher referral. The student information is discussed by the RTI (Response to Intervention) team, and the child is placed in the appropriate tier and program that would best meet their needs. Title 1 funds are used to support the Response to Intervention process in our district. If possible, additional classroom support is provided during literacy block and Everyday Math instructional time by a Title 1 educational technician that is assigned to that classroom. During the school day, students receive additional instruction in either reading or math at a scheduled intervention block. Students are tested at regular intervals throughout the year to determine the amount of progress being made. If a child is functioning at grade level, they are discontinued from Title 1 services. Helping your Child Parents are essential to their child's success in school. Here are some things you can do to help your child at home: Communicate with your child on a regular basis. Read to and with your child every day. Ask your child about his/her school day. Monitor and help with reading and math homework. Have a routine for your child to follow on school nights. Provide an appropriate space for them to work. Make full day attendance a priority. Be involved in your school community. NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

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MSAD #60 Policies SECTION A: FOUNDATION AND BASIC COMMITMENTS AB : THE PEOPLE AND THEIR SCHOOL UNIT AC : NONDISCRIMINATION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ACAA : HARASSMENT AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF STUDENTS ACAA-R : STUDENT DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT COMPLAINT PROCEDURE ACAB : HARASSMENT AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ACAB-R : EMPLOYEE DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT COMPLAINT PROCEDURE ACAD : HAZING AD : EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY/MISSION ADA : SCHOOL UNIT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES ADAA : SCHOOL SYSTEM COMMITMENT TO STANDARDS FOR ETHICAL AND RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR ADC : TOBACCO USE AND POSSESSION ADC-R : TOBACCO USE AND POSSESSION: REGULATIONS GOVERNING ENFORCEMENT ADF : SCHOOL UNIT COMMITMENT TO LEARNING RESULTS SECTION B: BOARD GOVERNANCE AND OPERATION BA : BOARD OPERATIONAL GOALS BAA : BOARD SELF-EVALUATION BBA : SCHOOL BOARD POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES BBAA : BOARD MEMBER AUTHORITY AND DUTIES BCA : BOARD MEMBER CODE OF ETHICS BCB : BOARD MEMBER CONFLICT OF INTEREST BCC : NEPOTISM BDA : BOARD ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING BDD : BOARD-SUPERINTENDENT RELATIONSHIP BE : BOARD MEETINGS BEA : SCHOOL BOARD USE OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION BEC : EXECUTIVE SESSIONS BEC-E : EXECUTIVE SESSION LAW BED : REMOTE PARTICIPATION OF SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS BEDA : NOTIFICATION OF BOARD MEETINGS BEDB : AGENDA PREPARATION AND DISSEMINATION BEDBA : AGENDA FORMAT BEDC : QUORUM BEDD : RULES OF ORDER BEDF : VOTING METHOD BEDG : MINUTES BEDH : PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AT BOARD MEETINGS BG : BOARD POLICY PROCESS BG-R : POLICY ADOPTION PROCEDURE BGF : SUSPENSION OF POLICY SECTION C: GENERAL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION CA : ADMINISTRATIVE GOALS CB : SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SECTION D: FISCAL MANAGEMENT DA : FISCAL MANAGEMENT GOALS/PRIORITY OBJECTIVES DB : ANNUAL BUDGET DBG : BUDGET ADOPTION PROCESS DFA : REVENUES FROM INVESTMENT DGA : AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES DJH : PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING: PROCUREMENT STAFF CODE OF CONDUCT DN : SCHOOL PROPERTIES DISPOSITION SECTION E: SUPPORT SERVICES EBAA : CHEMICAL HAZARDS EBCA : CRISIS RESPONSE PLAN EBCC : BOMB THREATS ECB : PEST MANAGEMENT IN SCHOOL FACILITIES AND ON SCHOOL GROUNDS ECE : TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONTROLS ED : MATERIAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT EDC : USE OF DISTRICT VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT EE : TRANSPORTATION SERVICES MANAGEMENT EEA : STUDENT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES EEAEAA : DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING OF SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS EEAEAA-R : DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING OF SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE EEAF : SPECIAL USE OF SCHOOL BUSES EEAG : MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT #60 BUS IDLING POLICY EEBB : USE OF PRIVATE VEHICLES ON SCHOOL BUSINESS EEBB-R : USE OF PRIVATE VEHICLES ON SCHOOL BUSINESS - PROCEDURES EEBB-R1 : EMPLOYEE REQUEST TO TRANSPORT STUDENTS BY PERSONAL VEHICLE - FORM EEBB-R2 : PARENT/GUARDIAN PERMISSION FOR STUDENTS TO BE TRANSPORTED BY PERSONAL VEHICLE - FORM EF : MSAD 60 WELLNESS POLICY ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION EFE : COMPETITIVE FOOD SALES-SALES OF FOODS IN COMPETITION WITH THE SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM EHB : SCHOOL RECORDS RETENTION POLICY SECTION G: PERSONNEL GBAA : NEPOTISM POLICY GBEB : STAFF CONDUCT WITH STUDENTS GBEC : DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE GBO : FAMILY CARE LEAVE GCFB : RECRUITING AND HIRING OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF GCFB-R : RECRUITING AND HIRING OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF PROCEDURE GCI : PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES GCOA : SUPERVISION AND EVALUATION OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF GCOC : EVALUATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF GCSA : EMPLOYEE COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE GCSA-R : EMPLOYEE COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE RULES SECTION I: INSTRUCTION IGA : CURRICULUM ADOPTION IHBA : INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLANS IHBAA : REFERRAL AND USE OF GENERAL EDUCATION INTERVENTIONS IHBAA-R : REFERRAL AND USE OF GENERAL EDUCATION INTERVENTIONS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE IHBAC : CHILD FIND IHBAL : GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IHBG : HOME SCHOOLING IHBGA : HOME SCHOOLING—PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL PROGRAMS IHCDA : POST-SECONDARY ENROLLMENT OPTIONS RULE IHD : ADULT/COMMUNITY EDUCATION IJJ : INSTRUCTIONAL AND LIBRARY MATERIALS SELECTION IJJ-E : CITIZEN’S CHALLENGE OF EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FORM IJND : M.S.A.D. #60 Website IJND-R : SCHOOL SYSTEM WEBSITE/ WEB PAGES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE IJNDB : STUDENT COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE POLICY IJNDB-R : STUDENT COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE RULES IJO : EXTERNAL CREDITS FOR COMMUNITY-BASED ACTIVITIES IJOB : OVERNIGHT TRIPS IJOC : SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS IKE : PROMOTION, RETENTION AND ACCELERATION OF STUDENTS IKF : GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ILA : STUDENT ASSESSMENT/ LOCAL ASSESSMENT SYSTEM ILD : EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH: STUDENT SUBMISSION TO SURVEYS, ANALYSES, OR EVALUATIONS IMB-R : STUDY OF CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES GUIDELINES IMBB : EXEMPTION FROM REQUIRED INSTRUCTION IMD : PERIOD OF SILENCE IMDA : PATRIOTIC EXERCISES IMDB : FLAG DISPLAYS IMG: ANIMALS IN SCHOOLS IMGA: SERVICE ANIMALS IN SCHOOLS IMGB: USE OF ANIMAL-ASSISTED THERAPY DOGS IN SCHOOLS IMGB-E: REQUEST ANIMAL-ASSISTED THERAPY DOGS IN SCHOOLS IMGB-R: ANIMAL-ASSISTED THERAPY DOG PROCEDURES SECTION J: STUDENTS JEA : COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE AGES JFAA : ADMISSION OF RESIDENT STUDENTS JFABD : ADMISSION OF HOMELESS STUDENTS JFC : DROPOUT PREVENTION STUDENT WITHDRAWAL FROM SCHOOL JFCA : SCHOOL RE-ENTRY POLICY JFCK : STUDENT USE OF CELLULAR TELEPHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES JFCK-R : STUDENT USE OF CELLULAR TELEPHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES SCHOOL RULES JHB : TRUANCY JICC : STUDENT CONDUCT ON SCHOOL BUSES JICE : SCHOOL-SPONSORED STUDENT PUBLICATIONS JICEC : STUDENT DISTRIBUTION OF NON-SCHOOL MATERIALS JICFA : STUDENT HAZING JICH : STUDENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE JICH-R : STUDENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE JICIA : WEAPONS, VIOLENCE AND SCHOOL SAFETY JICK : BULLYING JIH : QUESTIONING AND SEARCHES OF STUDENTS JIH-E : STUDENT SEARCH CHECKLIST JIH-R : QUESTIONING AND SEARCHES OF STUDENTS - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE JJAB : LIMITED OPEN/CLOSED FORUM JJE : FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES JJE-E : STUDENT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES APPROVAL FORM JJIBC/KLA : RELATIONS WITH BOOSTER CLUBS JJIF : CONCUSSION POLICY JJJ : EXTRACURRICULAR SUBSTANCE ABUSE POLICY JK : STUDENT DISCIPLINE JKAA : USE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINT AND SECLUSION JKAA-R : PROCEDURES ON PHYSICAL RESTRAINT AND SECLUSION JKD : SUSPENSION OF STUDENTS JKE : EXPULSION OF STUDENTS JKF : DISCIPLINARY REMOVAL OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES JKF-R : DISCIPLINARY REMOVAL OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE JL : STUDENT WELLNESS JLCB : IMMUNIZATION OF STUDENTS JLCB-E : IMMUNIZATION EXEMPTION FORM JLCC : COMMUNICABLE/INFECTIOUS DISEASES JLCCB : LIFE-THREATENING ALLERGIES JLCCB-R : ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE FOR STUDENTS WITH LIFE-THREATENING ALLERGIES JLCCC : HEAD LICE GUIDELINES JLCD : ADMINISTERING MEDICATION TO STUDENTS JLCDA : MEDICAL MARIJUANA IN SCHOOLS JLCD-R : MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION ON SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS JLCE : USE OF AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATORS JLCE-R : AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR (AED) PROCEDURE JLDBG : REINTEGRATION OF STUDENTS FROM JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES JLF : REPORTING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT JLFA : CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE JLF-E : SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE/NEGLECT REPORT FORM JLF-R : REPORTING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT-ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE JRA : STUDENT EDUCATIONAL RECORDS AND INFORMATION JRA-E : ANNUAL NOTICE OF STUDENT EDUCATION RECORDS AND INFORMATION RIGHTS JRA-R : STUDENT EDUCATIONAL RECORDS AND INFORMATION – ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE SECTION K: SCHOOL/COMMUNITY RELATIONS KA : CIVILITY POLICY KA-1 : DISTRICT SPORTING EVENT CIVILITY POLICY KBF : TITLE I PARENT INVOLVEMENT KE : PUBLIC CONCERNS AND COMPLAINTS KF : COMMUNITY USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES KF-A : FACILITIES USE FEE SCHEDULE AND CONTRACT KF-E1 : FACILITIES USE FOR M KF-E2 : HUSSEY AUDITORIUM EVENT REQUIREMENTS KFB : HIGH SCHOOL FACILITIES USE KHB : ADVERTISING IN THE SCHOOLS KHC : PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION OF NON-SCHOOL MATERIALS KI : VISITORS TO THE SCHOOLS KLA/JJIBC : RELATIONS WITH BOOSTER CLUBS KLG-R : RESOURCE OFFICER/LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE KLGA : RELATIONS WITH SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES Section A: Foundation and Basic Commitments Section B: Board Govenance and Operations Section C: General School Administration Section D: Fiscal Management Section E: Support Services Section G: Personnel Section I: Instructon Section J: Students Section K: School/Community Relations NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Register for NEXT School Year Step 1: Existing Family Instructions Sign into the Parent Portal Click "More" on the left column Then select "Online Registration" Select the correct registration option Complete your Registration Proceed to Step 2 Step 2: Check your Email After you submit your Application, you will receive an email stating that your Application is under review. This review process normally takes up to 5 business days. Once the review process has been completed, you will receive another email stating that your Application has been: Placed on Hold Status: Follow the instructions in the email to provide the school with additional required information. or Approved : Follow the instructions in the email to contact your student's school and setup your in-person meet and greet or any applicable screenings (new K). Screenings All incoming K Students in the state of Maine participate in various forms of screening prior to the start of school. In MSAD #60 we take a closer look at speech and language development, concepts, and fine motor skills. Kindergarten Jump Start Some students will be selected to attend Kindergarten Jump Start. KJS is a summer program designed to give incoming K students extra literacy support before Kindergarten begins. Berwick Vivian E. Hussey School Grades (K-3) 207-698-4465 20 Blackberry Hill RD, Berwick, ME 03901 Eric L. Knowlton School Grades (4-5) 207-698-1188 8 Noble Lane, Berwick, ME 03901 North Berwick North Berwick Elementary School Grades (K-4) 207-676-3213 25 Varney RD, North Berwick, ME 03906 Eric L. Knowlton School (North Berwick Grade 5) 207-698-1188 8 Noble Lane, Berwick, ME 03901 Lebanon Hanson Elementary School Grades (K-3) Lebanon Elementary School Grades (4-5) 207-457-1299 53 Upper Guinea RD, Lebanon, ME 04027 Noble Middle School All Towns Grades (6-7) 207-698-1320 46 Cranberry Meadow RD, Berwick, ME 03901 Noble High School All Towns Grades (8-12) 207-676-2665 100 Noble Way North Berwick, ME 03906

Jennifer Flewelling Oct 29, 2021 9 min read MSAD #60 Building Projects Public Referendum Vote: Why Vote Yes? MSAD #60 Building Projects Public Referendum Vote Lebanon Elementary School: Q: Why should taxpayers vote “yes” on the building project?... Jennifer Flewelling Oct 29, 2021 1 min read MSAD #60 Building Addition and Renovation Projects Project Description: The work involves projects at four elementary schools in all three towns of the District. The primary focus of the... Brett Saucier Jun 30, 2021 1 min read Building Committee Public Forum 6/22/21 Video Link Jennifer Flewelling Mar 24, 2020 1 min read Building Committee #6 Agenda March 24, 2020 Jennifer Flewelling Mar 10, 2020 1 min read Building Committee #5 Agenda March 10, 2020 Minutes March 10, 2020 Jennifer Flewelling Mar 6, 2020 1 min read Building Concept Plans Building Concept Plan 3.6.20 Jennifer Flewelling Mar 6, 2020 1 min read Building Committee #4 Agenda February 28, 2020 Minutes February 28, 2020 Jennifer Flewelling Mar 6, 2020 1 min read Building Committee #3 Agenda January 22, 2020 Minutes of January 22, 2020 Jennifer Flewelling Mar 6, 2020 1 min read Building Committee Meeting #2 Agenda December 16, 2019 Minutes of December 16, 2019 Jennifer Flewelling Mar 6, 2020 1 min read Building Committee Meeting #1 Agenda November 11, 2019 Minutes of November 11, 2019 View More Posts Here

MY School Bucks Visit to get started MSB Website Online Payments MSAD #60 has partnered with My School Bucks, an easy-to-use online platform, to streamline payments for various school-related items and activities. Families can conveniently make payments for yearbooks, activity fees, school nutrition accounts, field trips, and school events, all in one place. This system provides a secure and efficient way to manage school-related expenses, helping to eliminate the need for cash or checks. With My School Bucks, parents can create an account, track transactions, and set up automatic payments or low-balance alerts for nutrition accounts. This ensures timely payments and helps avoid interruptions in services. The platform is accessible via a website or mobile app, making it easy for families to stay organized and up-to-date with their child's school needs. Get started at www.myschoolbucks.com. REFUNDS: MSAD #60 cannot process refunds for online charges directly back to a credit card as we do not save or store any credit card information. If a refund is approved, it will be issued via check. FUNDS ADDED TO MEAL ACCOUNTS: Funds added to meal accounts are designated exclusively for the student they were intended for and cannot be transferred to another student. Additionally, these funds cannot be applied to other online fees or products offered by MSAD #60 through MySchoolBucks. Meal account funds are strictly reserved for meal purchases and are managed separately from other MySchoolBucks transactions. Online Meal Accounts Did you know that you can access your child’s account by registering through the MySchoolBucks.com? Click this link and you can make payments and monitor what they’ve been eating! There’s all kinds of other information available too – resources for good nutrition, tools for making healthy choices, etc. MySchoolBucks brings it all together and makes healthy eating easier for children and their parents! To register you’ll need their 7 digit school id # – to get this number, please call your child’s school or the School Nutrition Office at 676-2234,ext. 5 or email – julie.downs@msad60.org School district staff can also take advantage of this service PLEASE NOTE: Once you register, it does take some time to process so you will not be able to see your account info immediately. You can also register without actually putting money on your child’s account. By registering it gives you the option to look at their account to see what they’ve been eating, put money on their account, or both. How Meal Accounts Work Each child is assigned a 7 digit id number when they are first registered in the district. The last 4 digits of this number is the number they will key into the pin pad at the cash register to access their meal account. The cashier can also look up their account by last name. Once a child accesses his/her account, the cashier charges the account for items purchased. If a child’s balance begins to get low, you will receive a note or automated telephone call to remind you to send in more money (this applies only to grades K – 8). Important note: Please be assured that any children who are on free or reduced meals cannot be identified in the lunch line. All accounts are kept confidential. Special alert notes on accounts : We can place specialized notes on accounts that will pop up when the account is first accessed. For example – medical notes concerning allergies to milk, peanuts etc. Some parents find that their child is purchasing too many extras and can request a note that might say “no snacks allowed”, “lunch meals only”, etc. Parents can request an account note by sending in a note to the school’s kitchen manager or by calling the School Nutrition Office. Payments made at school: For grades K – 8, payments made at school must be presented to the cashier in an envelope including the child’s full name, teacher, grade and amount enclosed. Pre-printed envelopes are available and will be sent home as needed. When making a payment by check, the entire amount of the check will be put on your child’s account, no change can be given back to your child. Checks should be made payable to MSAD #60 School Nutrition Program. Year-end account balances: Any balances (including negative balances) that are remaining on accounts at the end of each school year roll over from grade to grade along with your child. Seniors who are graduating are encouraged to use up their balances. Refunds on accounts can be requested with a written note from a parent/guardian including the name the check that needs to be made out to and a mailing address. ATTENTION SENIORS: Please try to use up your meal account balance before your last day of school. If you have a balance remaining and would like a refund, please have a parent or guardian request it in writing to the School Nutrition Office at 676-2234, ext. 5. Charging Guidelines As the following charge policy is updated for the school year 2023-2024: As per the new Food Shaming Bill (SP0620, LD1684), a reimbursable meal will not be refused or taken away from a child. One reimbursable meal will be available per meal service time (breakfast and lunch) free of charge to all students. A student will not be allowed to purchase any a la carte items, such as snacks or second meals, that are not contributing to a reimbursable meal if there are not sufficient funds on a student’s account. We will not communicate to the student, per the law, any information regarding the balance on their account unless the child specifically asks. If a student attempts to purchase an a la carte item without sufficient funds, we can communicate to them that they do not have sufficient funds to purchase that item and they will be encouraged to get their one reimbursable meal. We will not refuse a meal to a child unless we have written documentation from a parent specifically requesting that no meals be served to their child. Parents can access their child’s meal activity at www.myschoolbucks.com . Money can be deposited safely onto a student's account through myschoolbucks. Cash and checks are also accepted when sent with the student to the cafeteria. Please include your child’s name on any form of payment to ensure an accurate deposit. Drafted 09/01/2023 Abbey Hubbell, School Nutrition Director NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Homeless Assistance Information MSAD #60 follows the provisions of the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, which aims to minimize the educational disruptions experienced by homeless students. Under McKinney-Vento, homeless students are guaranteed the right to a free, appropriate, public education. When students become homeless, they can remain enrolled in the schools they have been attending, although they might no longer meet residency requirements. McKinney-Vento also guarantees homeless students the right to enroll in a public school even if they lack the typically required documents and immunizations. In addition, homeless students are guaranteed the transportation they need to attend school. According to McKinney-Vento, “homeless” can be defined as an individual who lacks a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence, including children and youth: Sharing housing due to loss of housing or economic hardship Living in motels, hotels, trailer parks or camping grounds due to lack of alternative adequate housing Living in emergency or transitional housing Abandoned in hospitals Awaiting foster care Having a primary nighttime residence that is a public or private place not designed for, or ordinarily used as, regular sleeping accommodations Living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train stations Migratory students meeting the descriptions above Assistant Superintendent Susan Austin is the homeless liaison for Noble. If you need further information to determine the rights available to homeless students in our district, please call Sue at 207-676-2234 ext. 1 Links Button Annual Homeless Notice McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act McKinney-Vento English Flyer.pdf Lingala Copy of KYR_ Flyers.pdf Spanish McKinney- Vento .pdf NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

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Welcome to Noble 2030 MSAD #60's Strategic Plan Our Mission We empower all students to develop enthusiasm for learning, foster confidence through successes and failures, provide service to others, and achieve their personal, social, and academic best, leading to fulfilling and engaged lives for all. The Road to 2030 Click through the slideshow to see the start of our journey! Through a wide range of communication techniques, we will broaden meaningful, active interactions among students, parents and community/business partners to enhance diverse learning opportunities for all students, staff and community members. Our goal: to be the heart of our Noble community. Community Engagement We commit to a continued focus on recruiting, retaining and supporting highly qualified, effective and dedicated team members who will educate, support and inspire students. We are committed to providing clean, safe facilities and learning environments. We will continuously assess curriculum, support services, processes, and resource allocation. High Quality Resources Creating a safe school experience requires a comprehensive approach that addresses both the physical environment as well as the physical and social-emotional well-being of all. School Safety All learners deserve the opportunity to acquire the skills and knowledge needed for a successful future. MSAD 60 is committed to providing a comprehensive clearly communicated system of pathways and supports to allow all to reach their goals. Pathways to success NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

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ESEA Report Cards Maine DOE ESSA Dashboard Noble High School Noble Middle School Berwick North Berwick Lebanon Nationally, school districts are required to provide their communities with a report card of student progress in meeting the state standards. These standards require assessments in reading, mathematics, science, and writing. Currently, Maine uses the New England Common Assessment Program (NECAP) to assess and measure progress in Reading and Math for students in grades 3-8 and in Writing in grades 5 and 8. The Maine Education Assessment (MEA) is used to measure progress in Science in grades 5 and 8, and the Maine High School Assessment (MHSA) is used to measure progress in Science at grade 11. Maine is the only state nationwide that uses The College Board’s SAT at grade 11 to measure progress in Reading, Math, and Writing. All third-year students at Noble High School take the SAT. When you view the report card via the link below, you will find that each grade level includes a table that contains this data. The tables include two years of data along with a comparison to the State of Maine data to. It is important to note that although the NECAP is administered to students in grades 3 – 8 in the fall, those students are being assessed on the standards from the previous school year. For example, third grade students are assessed in October, but they are being assessed on the grade 2 learning standards in Math and Reading. Grade references pertain to the standards being assessed. NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

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Agenda December 19, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting December 19, 2024 Noble High School Lecture Hall North Berwick, Maine... Agenda December 5, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting December 5, 2024 Noble High School Lecture Hall North Berwick, Maine... Agenda November 21, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting November 21, 2024 Noble High School Lecture Hall North Berwick, Maine... Agenda November 7, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting November 7, 2024 Noble High School Lecture Hall North Berwick, Maine... Agenda October 17, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting October 17, 2024 Noble High School Lecture Hall North Berwick, Maine... Agenda October 3, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting October 3, 2024 Noble Middle School Berwick, Maine 03901 Building Tour... Agenda for October 1, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting October 1, 2024 Noble High School North Berwick, Maine 03906 Executive... Agenda for September 19, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting September 19, 2024 Noble High School North Berwick, Maine 03906... Agenda for September 5, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting September 5, 2024 Noble High School North Berwick, Maine 03906 Building... Agenda for August 29, 2024 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 60 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ Meeting August 29, 2024 Lebanon Elementary School Lebanon, Maine Building Tour... View More Posts Here NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Special Education Student Records Parent Resources Staff Resources Same Goal Definitions Contact Us Services MSAD 60 is committed to identifying, evaluating, and supporting children within the district or attending private schools in the area who may qualify for special education services or accommodations. Eligible children include those with: Autism Deaf-blindness Developmental delay Emotional or behavioral disabilities Hearing impairments Intellectual disabilities Multiple disabilities Orthopedic impairments Other health impairments Specific learning disabilities Speech or language impairments Traumatic brain injuries Visual impairments If you believe your child may have a disability requiring special education services, or if you need more information, please contact your child’s teacher, principal, or the Special Education Department at (207) 676-2234 ext. 6. Student Records MSAD 60 maintains special education records for 10 years following a student’s graduation or exit from the school system. These records are securely stored during this period. At the end of the 10th year, in July, the records are permanently shredded to ensure confidentiality. If you wish to obtain copies of these records before they are destroyed, please contact the Special Education Department at (207) 676-2234 ext. 6. Definitions Special Education "Special Education" means specially designed instruction, at no cost to parents, to meet the unique needs of children with disabilities, as defined by the commissioner, including: (a) Instruction conducted in the classroom, in the home, in hospitals and institutions and in other settings; and (b) Instruction in physical education. (MSSR 20-A 7001.5) Individualized Education Plan The Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is a written document that describes the educational plan designed to meet your child's individual needs. Every child who receives special education must have an IEP. Evaluation An individual evaluation means any procedures, tests, or assessments, including observations, given individually to your child to find out whether he or she has a disability and/or to identify his or her special needs. The term does not include basic tests given to groups of children in a school, grade or class. Section 504 Section 504 is part of the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which was enacted by Congress to combat discrimination against individuals with disabilities in services, programs and activities administered by any entity that received federal funds, including public schools. Adverse Effect Adverse effect/Adversely affects. The word “adverse” commonly means “harmful, impeding, obstructing, or detrimental.” To “adversely affect” means to have a negative impact that is more than a minor or transient hindrance, evidenced by findings and observations based on data sources and objective assessments with replicable results. An adverse effect on educational performance does not include a developmentally appropriate characteristic of age/grade peers in the general population. Contact Us Special Education Director Melissa Adams Assistant Special Education Director Nicole Bothwell Admin Assistant Talia Pierce Amanda Crim Address MSAD 60 Central Office Special Education 100 Noble Way North Berwick, ME 03906 Contact Call: 207-676-2234 EXT 6 Fax: 207-676-3215 Staff NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation

Contact US Address MSAD 60 - Noble High School 100 Noble Way North Berwick, ME 03906 Phone 207-676-2234 FAX 207-676-3229 Email msad60-info@msad60.org Social Media S A fety Concerns Alert us to your safety-related concerns through our anonymous link: Report Saftey Concerns Community Input Your input matters! Please take a moment to fill out our community input form and share your thoughts to help shape the future of our schools! Community Input NEW Infinite Campus Community Input School Menus Strategic Plan Calendar Calendar NEW Transportation