Upcoming Homeschool Events

Rockport

Voice for Life Training Day

January 18, 2025

This FREE event will be an opportunity to learn how to be a courageous pro-life voice. Discussions of science of life and fetal development. Learning how to have deep discussions that change hearts. Tactics for quick debates that open minds will be taught. Knowledge and skills imparted to speak up for women and babies. Breakfast and lunch are included. January 18, 2025 8:30 - 4:00 (12:00-1:00 lunch) Anchor Church - 3 Cross St, Rockport

Click here to register https://www.zoeawomenscenter.org/voiceforlife.

The event is FREE but registration is required to receive a headcount for meals!

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Yarmouth

Performing Arts Discovery

Winter session - Wednesdays, January 22- April 2, 10:00 am-12:00 pm

Join us for an exciting journey into the world of performing arts! This 10-week program is designed for students (ages 8-14) eager to explore theater, dance, and music. Students will have the opportunity to enhance their creativity and express themselves through various performing arts activities. Our curriculum includes acting techniques, improvisation exercises, choreography basics, and singing. We focus on building confidence and teamwork while having fun in a supportive environment. Each week promises engaging projects that encourage students to discover their unique talents. Whether your student is a beginner or has some experience, this class offers a welcoming space for all skill levels.

The class is held at Royal River Community Players at 305 U.S. 1, Yarmouth, and is co-taught by Tyler Costigan (Actor/ Educator) and Cookie Harist (Dance Instructor).

Register at: Royal River Community

Open to all kids 8-14

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Norway

LEGO Club for Homeschoolers

January 7, 21 2025

First and third Tuesdays (except on holidays) from 2:00- 3:00 pm. Build for an hour and then have your caregiver take a photo of your creation and post it on the Children's Room Facebook page before you dismantle it. LEGOs will be provided by the library.

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Hiram

Granite & Building Bridges

January 22, 2025

Deb Johnson from the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum will join Cat at the Soldiers Memorial Library in Hiram from 3:30 to 4:30pm. Each session will contain a read-aloud Earth Science book or a slideshow, a STE(A)M art activity and rock sampls to investigate. In this session: Can you identify granite? Learn about why famous Maine Quarries are now swimming holes and discover who is buried in Grant's tomb. Your engineering skills will be challenged with some sweet building blocks that may (or may not) form an arch.

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Statewide

Maine High School Student Summer Internship

Deadline to Register: January 31, 2025

The Maine Space Grant Consortium (MSGC) is pleased to announce a special opportunity for Maine high school juniors who are interested in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) paid internship through the MERITS program. MERITS is a statewide program and is supported by MSGC and NASA.

This program provides a six-week, paid summer internship research opportunity for highly motivated high school juniors. Students experience ‘real-time’ applications of STEM at various Maine host institutions conducting hands-on research and technology.

Eligibility

• Must be a U.S. Citizen

• Must attend a Maine school or be homeschooled and a resident of Maine

• Must have completed 11th grade by June 30, 2025

• Demonstrated interest in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics

• Demonstrated some experience with the use of computer applications

• Has a GPA equivalent of an A

• Able to commit to a Monday through Friday work week for a six-week summer internship

• Able to provide daily transportation to/from the host institution, if applicable

How to Apply Download application materials and guidelines at http://www.msgc.org/students/internships/

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Hiram

Shimmer & Shine

February 26, 2025

Deb Johnson from the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum will join Cat at the Soldiers Memorial Library in Hiram from 3:30 to 4:30pm. Each session will contain a read-aloud Earth Science book or a slideshow, a STE(A)M art activity and rock sampls to investigate. In this session: We will read about a young "rockhound" discovering amazing crystals that can be found in your own backyard. What is the Maine State gem? Let's examine some of Maine's precious stones and we will experiment with making crystals to take home.

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Mechanic Falls

Maine High School Student Guitar Competition

March 1, 2025

The Maine Country Music Hall of Fame is seeking contestants for its 4th Annual Maine High School Student Guitar Competition. We are inviting young budding guitarists in grades 9-12 throughout the State of Maine to enter. Last year's winner was Jack Marston, a 14-year old freshman from Cape Elizabeth High School. Jack wowed the audience in a guest performance on stage at the 47th Annual Induction Ceremony this past May accompanied by legendary Maine Hall of Famers!

The deadline for entries is March 1, 2025 and the grand prize is a beautiful Martin guitar donated by Northern Kingdom Music in Bangor. The winner will also be invited to perform on stage at the 48th Annual Induction Ceremony of the Maine Country Music Hall of Fame in May of 2025 at the Silver Spur in Mechanic Falls, Maine.

If you or someone you know is interested in entering, please contact the Maine Country Music Hall of Fame, Maria Holloway, at mariaholloway207@gmail.com or call or text at 207-613-5411. Maria will answer your questions and send you a copy of the contest guidelines and entry form.

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Skowhegan

The 10th Annual Forget-Me-Not Homeschool Prom

May 10, 2025

The 10th Annual Forget-Me-Not Homeschool Prom will be May 10th, 2025 👗🎩

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