Yarmouth Schools will be closed all day on Monday, February 23.
With this closure, the final student day for the 2025-2026 school year is now moved to Thursday, June 18. Any further closures will result in a remote learning day, so as to avoid going to school during the last full week in June.
With this closure, the final student day for the 2025-2026 school year is now moved to Thursday, June 18. Any further closures will result in a remote learning day, so as to avoid going to school during the last full week in June.
Good afternoon. Due to a fire alarm being accidentally pulled at Frank Harrison Middle School, dismissal at that school is delayed. This may cause a delay in the bus runs for the elementary school and Rowe school. The transportation department will do their best to get things back on schedule once the fire department allows students at the middle school to retrieve their belongings. Thank you for your patience.
February is recognized by the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) as "Love the Bus Month," and this week we are celebrating Bus Driver Appreciation Week.
The Yarmouth Schools are fortunate to have a full complement of caring, expert bus drivers, who are supported by an outstanding leadership team and a dedicated maintenance staff provided by the Town of Yarmouth. Our drivers focus on safety while developing caring relationships with students and parents throughout the district, and our bus fleet routinely receives the highest ratings in Maine from State Police inspectors.
Arriving at work to inspect their buses well before the sun comes up and temperatures creep above zero degrees, oftentimes driving well into the evening and on weekends, Yarmouth's transportation team is unquestionably dedicated to getting students where they need to go - and back home again - safely and comfortably.
Please take the opportunity to say a special "thank you" to your drivers this week. Your appreciation is their greatest motivation!
Good morning -
The water main has been repaired on Main Street, and water is back on at Rowe School. We will have a regular day of school at all Yarmouth Schools today. Enjoy the day and have a great weekend!
Good evening-
Many of you may be aware that a water main has burst on Main Street in Yarmouth. This has caused Rowe School to be without water at this time. While Yarmouth Public Works is working to repair the main, we should prepare for the possibility that Rowe School will remain closed tomorrow.
If the repair is made, we will let you know as soon as possible. If the repair is not made, we will send out a notice early on Friday morning closing Rowe School for the day.
All other Yarmouth schools will remain open. This notice is simply to allow Rowe parents time to plan for the potential of a school closure tomorrow.
In the event of a closure, Rowe staff will report to Yarmouth High School for a professional development day. Stay tuned.
Many of you may be aware that a water main has burst on Main Street in Yarmouth. This has caused Rowe School to be without water at this time. While Yarmouth Public Works is working to repair the main, we should prepare for the possibility that Rowe School will remain closed tomorrow.
If the repair is made, we will let you know as soon as possible. If the repair is not made, we will send out a notice early on Friday morning closing Rowe School for the day.
All other Yarmouth schools will remain open. This notice is simply to allow Rowe parents time to plan for the potential of a school closure tomorrow.
In the event of a closure, Rowe staff will report to Yarmouth High School for a professional development day. Stay tuned.
With the forecast for additional snow beginning this afternoon (Monday, January 26) and intensifying at around 6:00 p.m., we are going to move the second School Committee Budget Workshop to a virtual meeting.
Please log into the meeting a few minutes before 6:00 at the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84442373155?pwd=yUO7w1RusrJmB7eaR9bMQh0GFm579Z.1
Meeting ID: 844 4237 3155
Passcode: epnW65
Please log into the meeting a few minutes before 6:00 at the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84442373155?pwd=yUO7w1RusrJmB7eaR9bMQh0GFm579Z.1
Meeting ID: 844 4237 3155
Passcode: epnW65
Yarmouth Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26 as we continue to clean up from the storm. With this closure, the final student day for this academic year is moved to Wednesday, June 17.
Monday evening's School Committee workshop is still scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. at the Log Cabin. We will make a decision regarding that meeting by Monday at noon, and notice will be sent if that meeting is going to be moved to a virtual setting.
Monday evening's School Committee workshop is still scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. at the Log Cabin. We will make a decision regarding that meeting by Monday at noon, and notice will be sent if that meeting is going to be moved to a virtual setting.
With the potential for icing throughout the morning, schools will be closed in Yarmouth on Wednesday, January 7.
With this closure, the final student day for the 2025-2026 school year is moved to Tuesday, June 16.
Stay safe!
With this closure, the final student day for the 2025-2026 school year is moved to Tuesday, June 16.
Stay safe!
Due to inclement weather conditions, there will be no school in the Yarmouth School Department on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
All after-school activities and athletics are cancelled for the day, and school offices will be closing at noon.
With this cancellation, the last day of school for the 2025-2026 school year is now scheduled for Monday, June 15.
Have a safe day, and we’ll see everyone back in school on Wednesday. December 3.
All after-school activities and athletics are cancelled for the day, and school offices will be closing at noon.
With this cancellation, the last day of school for the 2025-2026 school year is now scheduled for Monday, June 15.
Have a safe day, and we’ll see everyone back in school on Wednesday. December 3.
Dear Families and Staff of the Yarmouth Schools:
Due to the forecast for heavy afternoon snow, we will be closing Yarmouth Schools early on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
If the storm arrives earlier than currently projected, we may close schools for the entire day, making that call early in the morning. Please be sure to check your messages before heading out tomorrow.
As of now, schools will dismiss as follows:
Yarmouth High School and Harrison Middle School: 11:15 a.m.
Yarmouth Elementary School and Rowe School: 12:00 p.m.
Students will be offered lunch before leaving school, and our transportation department will begin bus runs at the times indicated.
After school activities will be canceled, and all school offices will be closed once all students are dropped off at their appropriate destinations.
I am hopeful that this early notice will provide parents of younger students with the opportunity to make arrangements for afternoon childcare.
As a reminder, those of you who receive notifications through the Yarmouth Schools app will be among the first to receive updates. You can download the app from any of your smart devices.
If you are reading this on your Apple smartphone, you may download the app here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/yarmouth-school-department/id1286783354?mt=8
If you are reading this on your Android smartphone, you may download the app here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apptegy.yarmouth&hl=en
Thank you,
Andrew Dolloff, PhD
Superintendent of Schools
Due to the forecast for heavy afternoon snow, we will be closing Yarmouth Schools early on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
If the storm arrives earlier than currently projected, we may close schools for the entire day, making that call early in the morning. Please be sure to check your messages before heading out tomorrow.
As of now, schools will dismiss as follows:
Yarmouth High School and Harrison Middle School: 11:15 a.m.
Yarmouth Elementary School and Rowe School: 12:00 p.m.
Students will be offered lunch before leaving school, and our transportation department will begin bus runs at the times indicated.
After school activities will be canceled, and all school offices will be closed once all students are dropped off at their appropriate destinations.
I am hopeful that this early notice will provide parents of younger students with the opportunity to make arrangements for afternoon childcare.
As a reminder, those of you who receive notifications through the Yarmouth Schools app will be among the first to receive updates. You can download the app from any of your smart devices.
If you are reading this on your Apple smartphone, you may download the app here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/yarmouth-school-department/id1286783354?mt=8
If you are reading this on your Android smartphone, you may download the app here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apptegy.yarmouth&hl=en
Thank you,
Andrew Dolloff, PhD
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Ross Greene speaks to more than 50 parents at the first Family-School Alliance event of the year in the Yarmouth Schools (9/29/25).
Bus 14 of the Yarmouth School Department was involved in a minor accident this morning on Willow Street. No students or staff members were injured, and a replacement bus is delivering the students to school. Parents of any students on the bus will be notified with a follow up phone call and informed of any further news on this front.
Please vote on the School Budget TODAY!
Polls are open until 8:00 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium.
Read more about the budget at www.yarmouthschools.org/page/budget
Yarmouth Town Meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the YPAC. Please attend and cast your votes for the School and Municipal budget proposals!
Good afternoon-
Yarmouth Elementary School was evacuated moments ago due to a false alarm. Yarmouth Fire Department responded to confirm that the building is safe for occupancy, and students are returning to complete the day at this time.
Good morning - We are experiencing a reduction in electrical power at Frank Harrison Middle School, similar to the issue that was addressed earlier this school year (portions of the building have full power, while others do not). Fortunately, copious amounts of sunlight and warmer daytime temperatures will allow us to hold school today. Central Maine Power and contracted electricians will be on-site to address the concern this morning.
Temperatures are climbing, the ice has stayed to our west, and all systems are "go" for a full day of in-person learning in the Yarmouth Schools today. Buses will run at their regular times and we'll see everyone at school for a full day. Travel safely and enjoy the day!
Yarmouth's Got Talent! And we're ready to show it off at the 2025 edition of this fantastic show on Friday evening. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, March 26 at 7 pm. Find out all you need to know at https://yarmouthsgottalent.org/. See you there!
Please take a few moments to enjoy this celebratory newsletter from the Yarmouth Schools announcing many great performances by our students: https://yarmouthme.edurooms.com/engage/yarmouth-schools-update/newsletters/winter-wonders-58092
Schools in Yarmouth will be closed for the day on Thursday, February 13. With this closure, the final student day for the academic year is moved to Friday, June 13.