Regional School Unit no. 57
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Regional School Unit 57(also abbreviated RSU 57, and formerly known as Maine School Administrative District 57(MSAD 57)) is a school district in Maine. The district office is located in Waterboro next to Massabesic High School. Its current superintendent is Frank Sherburne.
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[edit] Schools
RSU 57 is in charge of the seven schools in the district, its buses, and the athletic fields
The schools in the district are:
| School | Location |
|---|---|
| Alfred Elementary School | Alfred |
| Line School | Limerick and Newfield |
| Lyman Elementary School | Lyman |
| Shapleigh Memorial School | Shapleigh |
| Waterboro Elementary School | Waterboro |
| Massabesic Middle School | Waterboro |
| Massabesic High School | Waterboro |
[edit] Programs
RSU 57 offers a diverse selection of programs for students as well as adults. Examples of these programs include, but are not limited to:
- Massabesic Adult and Community Education (M.A.C.E.)
- Summer School Programs
- Community Events
- Holiday Fairs
[edit] Media
RSU 57 has its personal channel, named Massabesic TV on channel 16 on Time Warner Cable (Channel 2 for MetroCast users)
[edit] District Administration
- Superintendent: Frank Sherburne
- Special Services Director: Donna Ford
- Business Manager: William Brockman
- Curriculum Coordinator: Lori Lodge
- Technology Coordinator: Bob Stackpole
[edit] School Board
- Alfred: Kristen Dalpra, Seth McCoy, David Galbraith
- Limerick: James Carroll, John Medici, Dominic Vermette
- Lyman: Nancy Harrison, Bryan Carpenter, Bruce Woodward
- Newfield: Tina Colwell, Lisa Richardson
- Shapleigh: Karla Bergeron(Chair), Paula Lantagne, Jennifer Roux
- Waterboro: Lisa Faith, Mary Ross, Heather Silva
- Student Representatives: Nathan Elmore and Jim Medici
[edit] District Spending
- RSU 57 has always been known to spend less than many other districts. The budget report shows RSU 57 ranks 26th out of 30 school districts in per pupil spending. [1]
