We had a wonderful turn-out at the Patricia A. Duran School's Title I Curriculum Night. If you were unable to attend the event and want more information, please view the video below. As always, please do not hesitate to contact the Title I Coordinator, Melissa Davis, or the Title I teachers at the Duran School with any additional questions. READ MORE >
Topic: School Cancelations When it comes time to consider modifying or canceling the school day, I think seriously about the pros and cons of such an action. Always keeping in mind the safety of our students, with the understanding that we live and work in Maine, I closely follow the protocol outlined below. Each storm is evaluated on its own merits and... READ MORE >
Fall sports are in full swing at HMS! Come on out and watch a game! READ MORE >
For the next few weeks, school administrators will work with Hermon Public Safety staff to conduct a number of school safety drills. The drills include: lock downs, fire drills, and evacuation drills. The HSD really appreciates the efforts of all of our public safety partners in assisting us in establishing the best possible practices around school safety.Thank... READ MORE >
Press Release:WASHINGTON, D.C. – Mr. Nathan Petersen, a teacher at Hermon High School in Hermon, Maine, is one of only 114 teachers selected for a National History Day® program titled Legacies of World War I. The program is a partnership between the U.S. World War I Centennial Commission and National History Day. Petersen will participate in webinars and... READ MORE >
Surplus property Wooden Benches for Sale The Hermon School Department is accepting sealed bids for the sale of ten 10 ft. wooden benches and four 8 ft. wooden benches with built in cushions to be sold as is. Bids may be made on the whole lot or individual benches. Sealed bids will be received no later than 4:00 p.m. EST Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at... READ MORE >
Surplus property Truck for Sale The Hermon School Department is accepting sealed bids for the sale of a 2001 Work Horse FT1461 to be sold as is. Sealed bid will be received no later than 4:00 p.m. EST Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at which time bids will be publicly opened at the Hermon Superintendent’s Office. The Hermon School Committee will award the... READ MORE >
The HSD has moved to a new alert system for communicating important information. The new system will allow administrators to communicate by phone, email, and text messages. It is extremely important for parents and staff to have an updated phone number in our student database called PowerSchool. If you wish to receive text messages, that phone number must be... READ MORE >
2019-20 bus routes are now available! Please click "Menu" at the top of this page, then select "Transportation" under the heading "District Services". There is a link on the transportation page called "2019-20 Bus Routes". Transportation Director Jason Davis can be contacted at 848-4089 or jason.davis@schools.hermon.net The same information can also be found... READ MORE >
The new Hermon School Department Phone App is now available in the App Store or on Google Play! Get all the latest news and important information right on your phone! READ MORE >
The first day of school for all students in Pre-K and Grades 1-12 is Tuesday, September 3rd. All Kindergarten students will meet their teachers on September 3rd and 4th, with the whole group officially starting their year on Thursday, September 5th. Students entering Grade 9 will attend an orientation program at Hermon High School on Thursday, August 29th. READ MORE >
The summer projects planned by the Hermon School Department are progressing quite well and should all be completed by the opening of school. The summer projects included: Replacement of the carpet in the high school library Repair and replacement of the curbing and sidewalk in front of the high school Lobby bathrooms refurbished and a handicap bathroom... READ MORE >
On March 8, educators in the Penobscot region gathered at Bangor High School for a morning of collaboration and education around social and emotional issues that impact today’s youth. The regional curriculum leaders group, PREP (Penobscot River Educational Partnership) and the local superintendents group SPRPCE (Southern Penobscot Regional Program for Children with... READ MORE >