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     Welcome to RSU 15/MSAD 15’s Web page!  MSAD 15 is a school district located in southern Maine with convenient access along the I-95 corridor to the cities of Portland, Lewiston and Auburn. The two communities of Gray and New Gloucester are growing towns with a combined population of 12,000 people.  Each of the towns is proud of their local historical heritage and the District’s five schools and adult education program.  More information about individual schools or programs can be accessed through this Web site.
     The education of all our students is a number one priority for MSAD 15. Achievement of our mission, “preparing all students to take the next step”, cannot be accomplished without the active participation of staff, students, and citizens of Gray and New Gloucester. Communication is the path toward involvement.
     The District has attempted to create a Web site that is a pleasant place to access information about our schools. MSAD 15 is proud of the work that we do to ensure student success as learners, workers and citizens. As you review our Web site, I hope you find the information you seek about our schools. If you have any suggestions or questions about MSAD 15, please contact me at vburns@msad15.org or call my office at (207) 657-3335.
     Thank you for taking the time to learn about our schools! I am proud to serve as a leader for the Gray-New Gloucester Patriots!

Victoria Burns, Superintendent

Posted March 31, 2008

RSU 15/MSAD 15 News & Updates

Updated March 10, 2010

  • You are invited! MSAD #15 is hosting a Community Dinner/Shared Visioning Meeting. You don't have to cook!
    When: Thursday, March 11th
    Where: Gray-New Gloucester High School
    Time: Beginning at 6:00 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.
    Please come and share a dinner and review the input that has been gathered from the community regarding the future direction of our school district! You will be asked if the feedback gathered from parents, community members, staff and students reflects your views. We will share your recommendations to the School Board for consideration.
    In order to prepare for the dinner, please RSVP to your child's school or call the Superintendent's Office at 657-3335. Donations will be accepted. I hope you will come and take this opportunity to meet friends, share food and engage in conversation about MSAD #15. Children are always welcome!
    To download an invitation, please click here.
  • Join Us! Parent and Community Overview of the RISC model for education
    When: Thursday, March 25th
    Where: Gray-New Gloucester High School Cafeteria
    Time: 6:30 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
    To learn more, please click here.
  • 2010-2011 Draft Budget - The draft 2010-2011 MSAD #15 School Budget will be presented to the School Board and the public for comment, adjustment and eventual adoption beginning with an overview by Superintendent Burns at the February 24th School Board meeting at the New Gloucester Meeting House. Administrators will provide a full cost center presentation to the public and School Board on

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  • When school closings or delays appear on the news channels, MSAD 15's name will show as RSU15/MSAD15.
  • To read the Superintendent's Newsletter for January 2010, please click here.
  • Free internet access available for families qualifying for free or reduced lunches in grades 7-12. Visit this link http://www.maine.gov/mlti/parent/home-internet-access.shtml for details. To download a Free or Reduced Lunch Application, please click here.
  • School Lunch payments can be made online! To log in to MyNutrikids to make a payment, please visit our Food Service link by clicking here.
  • The Superintendent is pleased to announce that MSAD #15 was selected to partner with the Department of Education and the Re-inventing Schools Coalition (RISC) to be one of two school districts in the state that will be implementation sites for the transformation from a standards-referenced to a standards-based school system. The Department of Education researched school districts in the United States looking for models that successfully improved student achievement through standards-based design and who could fulfill the state’s promise of a “learner centered education where all students will graduate post-secondary, career and citizenship ready”. To learn much more about this partnership and the standards-based model, please click here.