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Leavitt Area High School




Leavitt Area High School 
21 Matthews Way Turner, Maine 04282
Principal:
Assistant Principal:
Assistant Principal/Athletic Director:
Eben Shaw
Derek Galway
Ryan Laroche		Office Hours:
School Hours:
7:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
7:25 A.M. - 2:10 P.M.
Phone:

Office Fax:
Guidance Fax:
800-498-8014
207-225-1100 
207-225-3978
207-225-4324

Leavitt

  • FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE Attached you will find the Final Exam Schedule for next week. If students have a study hall during an exam period, they are allowed to come in late and get dismissed for that period. They MUST have a note upon arrival and also to be dismissed. Students must be present for the class periods in-between exams and they must also be present for the entire exam period, no exceptions.
    Posted Jun 13, 2018, 10:18 AM by Peggy Gaumont
  • BLOOD DRIVE Blood Drive here at Leavitt Area High School on Thursday, May 3rd from 7:45 - 1
    Posted Apr 23, 2018, 7:50 AM by Peggy Gaumont
  • Leavitt Father's Day 5K Trail Run & Walk Click on this Registration Link
    Posted Apr 9, 2018, 6:22 AM by Peggy Gaumont
  • Welcome Travis Roy Please join me in welcoming Travis Roy to Leavitt.  He is the author of Eleven Seconds, a book that chronicles his experiences before and after suffering a spinal cord injury during the first shift of his first ever Division 1 hockey game with Boston University.  Mr. Roy is also the founder of the Travis Roy Foundation an organization that has raised over $6 million for spinal cord research and grants for individuals who have suffered spinal cord injuries.  Mr. Roy will speak with our student body on Friday April 6th about overcoming challenges and working toward personal goals.  I want to thank Mrs. Lashman for working to organize this event as well as the Leavitt Trustees who have provided ...
    Posted Apr 2, 2018, 7:24 AM by Eben Shaw
  • UPDATE TO WALK OUT Good Morning,Just as an update to the post from yesterday.  The following information will be shared with students at the start of their period 2 class."The plan for last Wednesday which involved students leaving class and gathering outside was intended to recognize the one month anniversary of the tragedy at Stoneman Douglas High School and coincide with the events planned at other schools across the country.  This event was not intended to be rescheduled.  For students who wish to further demonstrate their support for their peers in Parkland, Florida and other victims of school violence, we're willing to assist in organizing an event that takes place either before or after school.  There has been some conversation about ...
    Posted Mar 21, 2018, 5:30 AM by Peggy Gaumont
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