9th-12th Grade

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Exploration

A child holding up a toy that portrays a nurse as a superhero.

Create your OWN superhero!

word cloud in a thought bubble

Why Do Words Matter?

Two soccer players with soccer ball.

How can a school’s sports program benefit me and my community?

scattered art supplies of all colors.

Exercising Freedom Using the Arts

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Moving Beyond A "Single Story": Inclusive Storytelling

A wall full of doors

The Game of Life... 18+

How Should Society Deal with Drugs?

Three resumes

Professional Writing

Superpower Skills

Superpower Skills

Screenshot of lesson site

In News We Trust

The Visibility Project image

The Visibility Project

crystal ball on steps

A Whole New Word: Constructed Language and Worldbuilding

group of people at a picnic in a park with a dog.

To What Extent is My Community Welcoming and Inclusive?

Original drawing of collage silhouette created by Adele Drake

The Big and Small of It: Who Am I?

a person's hand passing a small sized Earth to another person's hand.

How Can I Be an Agent of Change to Better the World?

Trees with question marks painted on the sides.

Will a Maine Mystery Guide My Future Career Pathway? Let's Explore!

main st of an unidentified New England town.

How Did My Community Come to Be?

sunset on the rocky coast of Maine.

What Are My Responsibilities to the Natural Environment That I Live In?

plastic water bottle on a sandy beach

Carbon Footprint and Impact

people in a circle with one shoe placed in a circle.

Community Representation

woman looking thoughtfully into the sky.

What is My Role in Shaping the Future of My Community?

A painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, titled "Vertumnus," which depicts a person composed of flowers, plants, and other vegetative growth.

Taking the outside in: How our senses and the seasons can keep us grounded and well-rounded

student using a laptop.

Skills in Careers and Community

Picture of Lake Auburn with rocks and trees in Auburn, Maine.

Whose responsibility is it to keep the community informed and healthy?

computer screen displaying unidentified data.

Art Through Statistics

Trees with question marks painted on the sides.

Think About Thinking

View from center of paved road, looking toward a horizon of blue sky and mountains.

Educational Road Trip

Careers

What does it mean to be career and college ready?

Decorative

Is Your Town on the Map?

Community

hands holding a square sign with a black background white text shop local with a heart

Shop Local

crystal ball on steps

A Whole New Word: Constructed Language and Worldbuilding

Original drawing of collage silhouette created by Adele Drake

The Big and Small of It: Who Am I?

scattered art supplies of all colors.

Exercising Freedom Using the Arts

group of people sitting in a park watching the sunset.

Don't Just Sit There. DO Something!

busy street sidewalk filled with people.

Local Community Case Study

We welcome: All Races and Ethnicities, All religions, all countries of origin, all gender identities, all sexual orientations, all abilities and disabilities, all spoken languages, all ages, everyone. We stand here with you. You are safe here.

Migration to Maine: Who and Why?

Collaborative Community Mapping

Connecting With My Community - Local Project Planning

large brick school house.

How Should a Public High School Function in Today's World?

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Moving Beyond A "Single Story": Inclusive Storytelling

Superpower Skills

Superpower Skills

Be An Upstander

Be an Upstander

Lots of hands, lots of help!

Climate Change: Have an Effect with a 1000 Small Actions!

part of a world globe.

Global Challenges in Your Community

Typsetting letter blocks arranged haphazardly

How Can We Use Language to Promote Gender Equality?

woman looking thoughtfully into the sky.

What is My Role in Shaping the Future of My Community?

View from center of paved road, looking toward a horizon of blue sky and mountains.

Educational Road Trip

two people looking down at the sidewalk, where the words: passion led us here are placed.

Leaders and Their Communities

Illustrated game board in the shape of Maine, which includes several colorful critters!

Playbook For Life!

two hands, each painted like the flag of the USA and China, shaking in greeting.

Cultural Connections - Understanding elements that contribute to cultural identity

How Did People Help Those In Need During The Holocaust?

Holding Hands

How Can I Make Decisions That Will Benefit My Community?

group of people putting their hands one on top of another in a circle.

Changing My Community

Globe with Coronavirus image surrounding it

Escaping Pandemics

Trees, Grass and Mountains

How Can I Create a Green Space Proposal for My Community

A wall full of doors

The Game of Life... 18+

Person with magnifying glass held in front of their face.

Two Steps Forward - One Step Back?

group of people at a picnic in a park with a dog.

To What Extent is My Community Welcoming and Inclusive?

student writing on a large white notepad.

How Can We Create a Healthy Community and Use Our Voice to Advocate for Awareness and Change?

A child holding up a toy that portrays a nurse as a superhero.

Create your OWN superhero!

man riding on a tractor, plowing a field.

Agricultural Systems

word cloud in a thought bubble

Why Do Words Matter?

Teal Fish and Chips food truck

Food Truck Challenge

people in a circle with one shoe placed in a circle.

Community Representation

sunflower with a sunset in the background.

What Does "Positive Change" Mean in the Context of a Community and How Does it Happen?

Shaping Maine Image

Shaping Maine: Looking Back to Move Forward

students sitting on a staircase outside in multiple small groups.

How Do We Create Resilient Communities?

Recycle Symbol next to signs of truth, myths and lies

Recycling: Truths, Myths or Lies?

photo of a coral reef with fish swimming all around

Our Ocean/Our Health

Piggy bank with change

It's Your Money - Be $ensible, Be $mart, and Be $ure!

The Visibility Project image

The Visibility Project

Train Station

How to Transition from High School to the Real World

young girl sitting on a bench reading a book.

How Do Stories Shape Our Understanding of the World Around Us?

Wallet and Credit Card

How Does A Credit Score Affect Your Life?

Two soccer players with soccer ball.

How can a school’s sports program benefit me and my community?

cartoon image of women professionals

The Influence of Maine Women: Past, Present, and Future

plastic water bottle on a sandy beach

Carbon Footprint and Impact

Original drawing of mason jar with food objects created by Adele Drake

Gathering & Giving

computer screen displaying unidentified data.

Art Through Statistics

Flowers on a Concentration Camp Railroad

History of Genocide and the Holocaust Introduction for Grades 9 - 12

Protesters crossing the Brooklyn Bridge

Social Justice Movements

Three resumes

Professional Writing

a pile of various debris on a beach.

The Marine Debris Challenge

a person's hand passing a small sized Earth to another person's hand.

How Can I Be an Agent of Change to Better the World?

Screenshot of lesson site

In News We Trust

Don't stick to the status quo. Every century defines what's "normal." Some people push back against this. Let's study the past - the 19th Century - so we don't continue making the same mistakes.

"Don't Stick to the Status Quo!"

student using a laptop.

Skills in Careers and Community

inside of a shopping mall.

How Does My Relationship With Food, Clothing, and Technology Impact Me, Our Community, and the World?

Image of a community map including from left to right a bank, meeting hall, library, post office, market, theater, church, school, town office, and fire and rescue with rec fields at the bottom done in watercolors.

What is my role within my community?

desert landscape with cracked soil and dead tree

What is the Real Cost of Drought?

This is an image of a person, wearing a surgical mask, facing a coronavirus.

PSA Pandemic Comparison

How Should Society Deal with Drugs?

people silhouettes with communication bubbles

How are we sold the stories we’re told?

Picture of Lake Auburn with rocks and trees in Auburn, Maine.

Whose responsibility is it to keep the community informed and healthy?

Decorative

Is Your Town on the Map?

Lobster fishing boat tied to a pier

Exploring Maine's Inland and Coastal Fisheries

main st of an unidentified New England town.

How Did My Community Come to Be?

Social Media

Has Social Media Caused More Problems Than Solutions?

Window sign: Yes, we are open

Starting a Small Business in Maine

Dinner Set Up

How does food impact my world?

Citizenship

group of people at a picnic in a park with a dog.

To What Extent is My Community Welcoming and Inclusive?

group of people sitting in a park watching the sunset.

Don't Just Sit There. DO Something!

Piggy bank with change

It's Your Money - Be $ensible, Be $mart, and Be $ure!

Original drawing of collage silhouette created by Adele Drake

The Big and Small of It: Who Am I?

Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@jonasjacobsson?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Jonas Jacobsson</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com/s/photos/stories?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Unsplash</a>

Moving Beyond A "Single Story": Inclusive Storytelling

Decorative

Is Your Town on the Map?

Be An Upstander

Be an Upstander

Superpower Skills

Superpower Skills

person planting a small plant in the dirt.

How Do We Act Responsibly as Citizens in Our School, Community, and Country?

woman looking thoughtfully into the sky.

What is My Role in Shaping the Future of My Community?

Hand holding a yellow Star of David made of cloth.

How can I be brave?

How Did People Help Those In Need During The Holocaust?

a pile of various debris on a beach.

The Marine Debris Challenge

girl looking into a mirror.

Where Does My Identity Come From?

Lobster fishing boat tied to a pier

Exploring Maine's Inland and Coastal Fisheries

student writing on a large white notepad.

How Can We Create a Healthy Community and Use Our Voice to Advocate for Awareness and Change?

person dressed in colorful outfit for a parade.

How Did Human Culture Develop and How Do Traditions and Values Contribute to Communities?

two people looking down at the sidewalk, where the words: passion led us here are placed.

Leaders and Their Communities

two hands, each painted like the flag of the USA and China, shaking in greeting.

Cultural Connections - Understanding elements that contribute to cultural identity

Screenshot of lesson site

In News We Trust

group of people putting their hands one on top of another in a circle.

Changing My Community

a person's hand passing a small sized Earth to another person's hand.

How Can I Be an Agent of Change to Better the World?

Teal Fish and Chips food truck

Food Truck Challenge

hands holding a square sign with a black background white text shop local with a heart

Shop Local

Wallet and Credit Card

How Does A Credit Score Affect Your Life?

Flowers on a Concentration Camp Railroad

History of Genocide and the Holocaust Introduction for Grades 9 - 12

busy street sidewalk filled with people.

Local Community Case Study

Typsetting letter blocks arranged haphazardly

How Can We Use Language to Promote Gender Equality?

word cloud in a thought bubble

Why Do Words Matter?

cartoon image of women professionals

The Influence of Maine Women: Past, Present, and Future

We welcome: All Races and Ethnicities, All religions, all countries of origin, all gender identities, all sexual orientations, all abilities and disabilities, all spoken languages, all ages, everyone. We stand here with you. You are safe here.

Migration to Maine: Who and Why?

students sitting on a staircase outside in multiple small groups.

How Do We Create Resilient Communities?

A building mural in London that reads, "Amazing. Portable. Powerful. Attention: Amplify your voice!".

Activate and Amplify your Voice!

Protesters crossing the Brooklyn Bridge

Social Justice Movements

people in a circle with one shoe placed in a circle.

Community Representation

main st of an unidentified New England town.

How Did My Community Come to Be?

plastic water bottle on a sandy beach

Carbon Footprint and Impact

Don't stick to the status quo. Every century defines what's "normal." Some people push back against this. Let's study the past - the 19th Century - so we don't continue making the same mistakes.

"Don't Stick to the Status Quo!"

A wall full of doors

The Game of Life... 18+

part of a world globe.

Global Challenges in Your Community

a person's hand placing a pin on a map.

How Does My Geography Impact Me as a Global Citizen?

Train Station

How to Transition from High School to the Real World

crystal ball on steps

A Whole New Word: Constructed Language and Worldbuilding

How Should Society Deal with Drugs?

Three resumes

Professional Writing

The Visibility Project image

The Visibility Project

A child holding up a toy that portrays a nurse as a superhero.

Create your OWN superhero!

scattered art supplies of all colors.

Exercising Freedom Using the Arts

Person holding sign "The Climate is changing so should we # Actnow"

Field Notes for Maine Climate Solutions

computer screen displaying unidentified data.

Art Through Statistics

Social Media

Has Social Media Caused More Problems Than Solutions?

sunflower with a sunset in the background.

What Does "Positive Change" Mean in the Context of a Community and How Does it Happen?

colorful world globe.

How Do My Actions and Beliefs Impact Others and the World?

Student reading in a library

Research Strategies/Techniques

Globe with Coronavirus image surrounding it

Escaping Pandemics

Life

Don't stick to the status quo. Every century defines what's "normal." Some people push back against this. Let's study the past - the 19th Century - so we don't continue making the same mistakes.

"Don't Stick to the Status Quo!"

An image of colorful carrots on a wooden bench.

Healthy Choices Across Cultures

Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@jonasjacobsson?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Jonas Jacobsson</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com/s/photos/stories?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Unsplash</a>

Moving Beyond A "Single Story": Inclusive Storytelling

Image of a classroom with a teacher, teacher desk, chair, and laptop, whiteboard with welcome note " Get Hired! Plan and Design a Portfolio", book shelf with books and bean bag chair

Professional Portfolio

Original drawing of mason jar with food objects created by Adele Drake

Gathering & Giving

Illustrated game board in the shape of Maine, which includes several colorful critters!

Playbook For Life!

Proud young woman with an computer

How do we shape stories...and stories shape us?

Three resumes

Professional Writing

man at computer writing a list on tablet of paper

Goal Setting: Work Smarter, Not Harder

A wall full of doors

The Game of Life... 18+

inside of a shopping mall.

How Does My Relationship With Food, Clothing, and Technology Impact Me, Our Community, and the World?

Two people sitting across from each other at a table.

Interviewing

Trees, Grass and Mountains

How Can I Create a Green Space Proposal for My Community

woman looking thoughtfully into the sky.

What is My Role in Shaping the Future of My Community?

Title: Reading a Job Forecast

Reading a Job Forecast

Family hiking at Acadia National Park.

Mental Health Benefits of Being Physically Active

Original drawing of collage silhouette created by Adele Drake

The Big and Small of It: Who Am I?

Superpower Skills

Superpower Skills

Decorative

Is Your Town on the Map?

Train Station

How to Transition from High School to the Real World

A road sign with 8 arrows pointing left and right show how many years it takes to get a bachelor's degree, an associate's degree, trade union, trade school, military, apprenticeship, Americorps, or Peacecorps.

What Do I Want to Do When I Grow Up?

Crossroads with 2 paths

Life & Career Pathway for ME!

main st of an unidentified New England town.

How Did My Community Come to Be?

Dinner Set Up

How does food impact my world?

Career Exploration 101

Wallet and Credit Card

How Does A Credit Score Affect Your Life?

This is an image of a person, wearing a surgical mask, facing a coronavirus.

PSA Pandemic Comparison

A painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, titled "Vertumnus," which depicts a person composed of flowers, plants, and other vegetative growth.

Taking the outside in: How our senses and the seasons can keep us grounded and well-rounded

Globe with Coronavirus image surrounding it

Escaping Pandemics

a person's hand passing a small sized Earth to another person's hand.

How Can I Be an Agent of Change to Better the World?

How Should Society Deal with Drugs?

Piggy bank with change

It's Your Money - Be $ensible, Be $mart, and Be $ure!

Window sign: Yes, we are open

Starting a Small Business in Maine

View from center of paved road, looking toward a horizon of blue sky and mountains.

Educational Road Trip

Confused Frustrated

How Do We Use Our Heads To Guide Our Hearts?

fruits and vegetables

How Do I Create a New Habit?

plastic water bottle on a sandy beach

Carbon Footprint and Impact

people silhouettes with communication bubbles

How are we sold the stories we’re told?

word cloud in a thought bubble

Why Do Words Matter?

The Visibility Project image

The Visibility Project

Culture

person taking picture

How does photography impact our lives?

group of people at a picnic in a park with a dog.

To What Extent is My Community Welcoming and Inclusive?

Decorative

Is Your Town on the Map?

How Should Society Deal with Drugs?

Illustrated game board in the shape of Maine, which includes several colorful critters!

Playbook For Life!

Original drawing of mason jar with food objects created by Adele Drake

Gathering & Giving

Lots of hands, lots of help!

Climate Change: Have an Effect with a 1000 Small Actions!

Teal Fish and Chips food truck

Food Truck Challenge

plastic water bottle on a sandy beach

Carbon Footprint and Impact

Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@jonasjacobsson?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Jonas Jacobsson</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com/s/photos/stories?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Unsplash</a>

Moving Beyond A "Single Story": Inclusive Storytelling

Typsetting letter blocks arranged haphazardly

How Can We Use Language to Promote Gender Equality?

View from center of paved road, looking toward a horizon of blue sky and mountains.

Educational Road Trip

Superpower Skills

Superpower Skills

Be An Upstander

Be an Upstander

We welcome: All Races and Ethnicities, All religions, all countries of origin, all gender identities, all sexual orientations, all abilities and disabilities, all spoken languages, all ages, everyone. We stand here with you. You are safe here.

Migration to Maine: Who and Why?

cartoon image of women professionals

The Influence of Maine Women: Past, Present, and Future

man riding on a tractor, plowing a field.

Agricultural Systems

people silhouettes with communication bubbles

How are we sold the stories we’re told?

a person's hand passing a small sized Earth to another person's hand.

How Can I Be an Agent of Change to Better the World?

inside of a shopping mall.

How Does My Relationship With Food, Clothing, and Technology Impact Me, Our Community, and the World?

sunset on the rocky coast of Maine.

What Are My Responsibilities to the Natural Environment That I Live In?

A painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, titled "Vertumnus," which depicts a person composed of flowers, plants, and other vegetative growth.

Taking the outside in: How our senses and the seasons can keep us grounded and well-rounded

Protesters crossing the Brooklyn Bridge

Social Justice Movements

group of people putting their hands one on top of another in a circle.

Changing My Community

The Visibility Project image

The Visibility Project

people in a circle with one shoe placed in a circle.

Community Representation

Don't stick to the status quo. Every century defines what's "normal." Some people push back against this. Let's study the past - the 19th Century - so we don't continue making the same mistakes.

"Don't Stick to the Status Quo!"

A wall full of doors

The Game of Life... 18+

main st of an unidentified New England town.

How Did My Community Come to Be?

scattered art supplies of all colors.

Exercising Freedom Using the Arts

woman looking thoughtfully into the sky.

What is My Role in Shaping the Future of My Community?

two hands, each painted like the flag of the USA and China, shaking in greeting.

Cultural Connections - Understanding elements that contribute to cultural identity

word cloud in a thought bubble

Why Do Words Matter?

Picture of Lake Auburn with rocks and trees in Auburn, Maine.

Whose responsibility is it to keep the community informed and healthy?

hands holding a square sign with a black background white text shop local with a heart

Shop Local

How Did People Help Those In Need During The Holocaust?

Flowers on a Concentration Camp Railroad

History of Genocide and the Holocaust Introduction for Grades 9 - 12

part of a world globe.

Global Challenges in Your Community

Train Station

How to Transition from High School to the Real World

A child holding up a toy that portrays a nurse as a superhero.

Create your OWN superhero!

crystal ball on steps

A Whole New Word: Constructed Language and Worldbuilding

Social Media

Has Social Media Caused More Problems Than Solutions?

Original drawing of collage silhouette created by Adele Drake

The Big and Small of It: Who Am I?

Screenshot of lesson site

In News We Trust

Lobster fishing boat tied to a pier

Exploring Maine's Inland and Coastal Fisheries

Nature/Environment

man riding on a tractor, plowing a field.

Agricultural Systems

photo of a coral reef with fish swimming all around

Our Ocean/Our Health

a pile of various debris on a beach.

The Marine Debris Challenge

Lobster fishing boat tied to a pier

Exploring Maine's Inland and Coastal Fisheries

main st of an unidentified New England town.

How Did My Community Come to Be?

Person with magnifying glass held in front of their face.

Two Steps Forward - One Step Back?

This is an image of a person, wearing a surgical mask, facing a coronavirus.

PSA Pandemic Comparison

Trees, Grass and Mountains

How Can I Create a Green Space Proposal for My Community

inside of a shopping mall.

How Does My Relationship With Food, Clothing, and Technology Impact Me, Our Community, and the World?

busy street sidewalk filled with people.

Local Community Case Study

Recycle Symbol next to signs of truth, myths and lies

Recycling: Truths, Myths or Lies?

Energy Field

How do we make meaningful connections between people and their climate?

part of a world globe.

Global Challenges in Your Community

Lots of hands, lots of help!

Climate Change: Have an Effect with a 1000 Small Actions!

The Visibility Project image

The Visibility Project

students sitting on a staircase outside in multiple small groups.

How Do We Create Resilient Communities?

Dinner Set Up

How does food impact my world?

computer screen displaying unidentified data.

Art Through Statistics

Trees with question marks painted on the sides.

Will a Maine Mystery Guide My Future Career Pathway? Let's Explore!

Oil and Water interpretation of the Carbon Atom by Adele Drake.

Bad Chemistry?

plastic water bottle on a sandy beach

Carbon Footprint and Impact

A painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, titled "Vertumnus," which depicts a person composed of flowers, plants, and other vegetative growth.

Taking the outside in: How our senses and the seasons can keep us grounded and well-rounded

a person's hand passing a small sized Earth to another person's hand.

How Can I Be an Agent of Change to Better the World?

sunset on the rocky coast of Maine.

What Are My Responsibilities to the Natural Environment That I Live In?