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Ag Day - 2023

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Ag Day 2023

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About Us

MSAD #58 is a small, rural school district in the Western Mountains of Maine and includes the towns of Phillips, Avon, Kingfield, and Strong.  We have three K-8 elementary schools and one high school serving students in grades 9-12. Our current enrollment is approximately 665 students with approx. 183 of the students residing outside of the district. The non-resident students are from the Unorganized Territories of Madrid, Salem, and Freeman Townships; and the tuitioning towns of Eustis, Carrabassett Valley, Highland Plantation, and Coplin Plantation.  One of our largest challenges is geography as our district covers over 500 square miles and encompasses several non-district towns and unorganized territories.
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Enrollment/ Registration

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2022/2023 MSAD # 58 PreK Enrollment is now open.
 
If you have a child that will turn 4 prior to October 15th, 2022 and would like to start the enrollment process, please visit the district website.
 
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Recent News

Celebration Barn comes to Phillips Elementary School

Thanks to the generosity of Stratton Lumber Company and their annual donation, the Phillips Elementary School students had a fabulous time watching Celebration Barn and YES Theater perform "Her Majesty's Secret Circus Show". The show had humor and slapstick comedy, as well as circus elements. All of this created an engaging and interactive experience. The third and fourth graders also were able to participate in a workshop focused on different theatrical components while interacting with others.
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