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Regional School Unit #19
Basic Information
Address: 182 Moosehead Trail
P.O. Box 40
Newport, Maine 04953
Phone Number: 207-368-5091
Fax Number: 207-368-2192
Email: bbraun@rsu19.org
Superintendent: William P. Braun
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Additional Information
Mission Statement:
Our Mission
Inspire every student.
Instill a motivation for learning.
Insure contributing citizens.
District Characteristics: A rural mid-Maine School district, made up of 8 communities with five PK-4 building, two middle 5-8 school, and one 9-12 high school.
School Municipalities: Corinna, Dixmont, Etna, Harland, Newport. Palmyra, Plymouth, and St. Albans
History:
Rsu 19, formally MSAD 48 was formed in 1965 and was consolidated by adding Etna and Dixmont, formally MSAD 38 to the district in 2009
Other Facilities: Bus Garage and Cental Office
Future Development Plans: Rsu 19 has applied for and is listed 3rd and 6th on the new proposed state building list.Projects include replacment of the Newport/Plymouth elementary school and Nokomis Regional High School
Vision Statement: Our Vision
We envision that each student,
in partnership with the community,
will be an involved citizen,
a lifelong learner in a global society,
possess relevant life skills,
and be able to utilize emerging technologies.
Delay/Closing Information: Announcements are deklivered via an automated sytem to phones, text or e-mail as well as posted on the web, tv and radio
Transportation: RSU 19 operates 32 buses on a daily basis transporting PK-12 students 480,000 miles annually in home to school mileage. The district also offers afterschool and summer progamming transportation
Media (TV/Radio) Shows: RSU 19 suppports its own cable tv progaming - Nokomis Warrior Braodcasting
Computer Capabilities:
RSU 19 supports a high speed wireless infra-structure, an intrnet connection between schools and a high spped fiber internet connection. We are part of the MSLN network and promote one to one laptops in grades 7 and 8 and provide opportunities for one to one at the high school. We are also connected vis a two-way video sytem, both within the system and outside