I am writing to let you know that one of our middle school teachers, Ms. Carigan Allie, was involved in a tragic event and injured in South Carolina over the weekend. Out of respect for Ms. Allie and her family, I cannot share additional details. Thank you for understanding. However I can report that she is recovering in a South Carolina hospital and has spoken with Principal Dr. Boursaw. She and the WMS student service team havd been supporting students, particularly those on her team, throughout the day. Ms. Allie and her family have asked for privacy, but they are appreciative of our collective thoughts and prayers.
It is chilling to be so closely connected to such a tragedy and difficult to make sense of such events. Please reach out to your school counselors, social workers, and administrators if your children or you need extra support.
Take care and be strong,
Peter
May 19, 2026
Reminder:
Summer Kick Off Event
Westbrook Middle School
6:00-7:30pm
Join us for fun!
Let's talk literacy and math, learn some games and explore some incredible art! Local author Kevin Hawkes will also be speaking in the cafeteria!
Hope to see you there!

Congratulations to the members of the National Technical Honor Society at WRVC! New members were inducted this week. This is one of the highest honors for students in career and technical education. We are very proud of you!

Congratulations to the Westbrook High School students recognized at the annual WHS Honors Night. In addition to Honor Roll and highest achievement and effort in every course, students were honored with several prestigious college Book Awards. We are proud of our students!

🎨Spring Art Show Season continues! Join us to celebrate the creativity and hard work of Westbrook student artists across both the high school and middle school programs.
Westbrook High School Art Show
May 12–15
3:00–5:00 PM
WHS Art Wing (3rd floor)
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Westbrook Middle School Art Show – Opening Night
May 19
6:00–7:30 PM
Westbrook Middle School





We worked on our lists today and are happy to announce that ALL families will be hearing from us on Monday! We are very excited to offer this opportunity to our families and look forward to working with your child! All parents who completed the form will be invited to join the 2026-27 Pre K class.
We are contacting parents by phone to personally share the good news but also to assist with next steps, including registration and screening. Thank you for your patience!





https://www.westbrookschools.org/page/state-of-the-schools-2026

Location: Canal School, 102 Glenwood Avenue
Time: 6:00-7:00
March 10, 2026
Please share the information. We are doing our best to fully connect with our community!
Thank you,
Dr. O'Donnell

It may not feel like spring outside today❄️ , but spring is definitely in the air for Westbrook Schools Visual Art Department as we gear up for a busy and exciting exhibition season! Congratulations to our talented artists for their creativity and dedication! We are proud to announce:
Maine Region Scholastic Art Show
March 1–16, 2026
Maine College of Art & Design
522 Congress St, Portland, ME
award recipients:
✨ Kylie Hornstra (12) – Honorable Mention
✨ Jack Landry (11) – 2 Gold Key Awards
✨ Kaelynn May McCutcheon (12) – Silver Key Award
✨ Kaelynn May McCutcheon (12) – Honorable Mention
✨ Taylor Hawkes (11) – Honorable Mention
✨ Kenyi Mongu (10) – Honorable Mention
✨ Feisal Omar (12) – Silver Key Award
✨ Lily Allen (11) – Honorable Mention
Youth Art Month Exhibition
February 25–April 5, 2026
Portland Museum of Art
award recipients:
🎨 Liliana Todorov – Grade 2
🎨 Sammy Pearson – Kindergarten
🎨 Mia Waterhouse-Burke – Grade 2
🎨 Carter Carpentier – Grade 5
🎨 Merli Waka – Grade 8
🎨 Hafsa Shuto – Grade 12
🎨 Daphne G. McCannell – Grade 10
*Artwork by Daphne G. McCannell

We invite you to swing by, say hello, and make a meaningful donation! The bus will be there until 1:00 PM, and your support can make a real difference in our community. Together, let's spread kindness and compassion!


There will be a two hour delayed start of school today, Tuesday January 27. This will give crews, families, students, and staff extra time to finish clearing snow, especially what fell overnight. This means that schools will open two hours after their regular times and buses will pick up students two hours later than usual. There will be no before school programs, meetings, or activities and PreK is cancelled for the day. Breakfast will be served when students arrive.


