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Monday March 31, 2025
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Yoga and Mindfulness - Yoga - Winter/Spring
Yoga and mindfulness can promote resilience and self-regulation in children. Students will connect, breathe, move, focus and relax through cooperative games, art, music, physical postures, and mindfulness activities designed for kids. Classes are playful, explorative, responsive, and fun! MSS students may ride the bus to MLS for after-school programs. Participants should bring a water bottle and, for after-school activities, a snack.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Odyssey of the Mind
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Early Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Line Dancing - Line Dancing - Spring
Find out how much fun line dancing can be! Learn to line dance to a variety of rhythms : Latin, country standards and even the Electric Slide! Get a great cardio workout and learn to dance to your favorite songs. Requests will be taken for specific dances and/or music on the first night, and dances will be taught in response to requests whenever possible. No experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes. No partner is required for this fun, energetic class.
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Late Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Portland Rugby Football Ciub
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Tuesday April 1, 2025
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7:45 AM - 8:35 AM
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Odyssey of the Mind
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9:00 AM - 11:15 AM
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RSU5 Administrator Meeting
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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After School GT Art
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MSS Hip Hop Winter/Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Fiber Arts - Fiber Arts
Sarah Lapine, PES parent and longtime fiber arts enthusiast, will teach students the basics of hand sewing and weaving. Students will have the opportunity to work on projects within each discipline and hopefully end the class with some finished products and a new lifelong hobby. Supplies will be provided; however, if a student has materials (fabric, yarn, etc) that they would like to bring in, they are welcome to do so. While knitting will not be taught, those who know how to knit and can do so independently may bring knitting projects to work on. Students who have previously participated in this program or have prior experience in fiber arts will have opportunities for some more advanced and/or self-directed projects.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Drama Club
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tiny Tappy Toes Dance Combo - MSS Dance Winter/Spring
Learn basic ballet, tap and creative movement steps with instructor Kate Andreu. Dance teaches self confidence, balance, and coordination and keeps a child's mind and body working together. Bring a pair of socks or flexible shoes and dress shoes (for tap technique) to every class. Ballet and tap shoes are recommended but not required. Please send your dancer in comfortable, flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. A parent showcase will be held on the last day of class.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - Boys Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginners
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:45 PM - 8:00 PM
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Maine Youth Orchestra
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Wednesday April 2, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Introduction to German - Frühling I: Sport, Spiel und Spaß
Your kids will be amazed by how much German they know already: auto, bus, ball, and gesundheit are all German words. In our morning classes, we will not only discover more about the German language, but also German culture. Where is Germany on a map? How do German kids live? What is the school day like? What sports do they play? What do we all have in common? What is different? In a fun, interactive setting, we will discover Germany and the world together. Bis bald!*If you are new to this program, please contact the instructor before registering at hornschildbearv@rsu5.org.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MSS Art Mud Season
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Mad Science: Fantastic Forces - Fantastic Forces MLS
Mad Science of Maine sparks imaginative learning for K–5th graders when school is out! Children experience what science is all about by getting hands-on with project-based activities, observing fascinating demonstrations, taking part in inquiry-based discussions, and by extending their learning at home with correlated take-home projects. Engaged, active, enthusiastic, and of course FUN learning is what we are all about! Ever wonder how bridges stand up over water? Or how gravity works? Kids explore a variety of introductory topics in engineering, physics, and chemistry, as they learn how science can impact our everyday lives.Transportation to this session at Mast Landing is provided from Morse Street School or Durham Community School.
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MLS Hip Hop Winter/Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Odyssey of the Mind
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3:45 PM - 5:30 PM
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Odyssey of the Mind
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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The Art of Fiction Writing - The Art of Fiction Writing
This course will use the traditional workshop model to introduce students to the art of fiction writing. Students will share and critique each other's work while studying various elements of fiction, such as: character, plot, setting, POV, and voice. Our goal is to learn from other students while improving our own writing. We’ll also read short stories and essays on writing to further develop our ability to read as a writer.
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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FHS Softball Boosters
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Thursday April 3, 2025
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 4:30 PM
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Gee's Floor Hockey - GfH Grade 2 (Thursdays)
It's floor hockey season at Morse Street School! This fun after school program will introduce the skills of dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, and offensive and defensive team play strategies of floor hockey. This hour will be full of high activity and excitement. Space is Limited.
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3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Girl Scouts
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - DCS Hip Hop Winter/Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MLS Art Mud Season
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - Boys Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginners
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Youth (Late Winter - Beginner)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
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Making Music Again - Making Music Again
Do you have an old band instrument lying around in your attic? Did you play a musical instrument as a kid and have always wanted to pick it back up? If you have an orchestral instrument: flute, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, French horn, trombone, violin, viola or cello, double bass, and have prior musical experience (even from decades ago) on your instrument, this is a wonderful way to revisit and rekindle your musical skills. This eight-week course will get you back into the swing of music making. All musicians will receive simple sheet music to play through. Together as an ensemble we will practice, make mistakes, and explore concepts such as tuning, tone, technique, balance, rhythm, and dynamics.
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Youth (Late Winter - Intermediate)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Softball Clinics - Softball Clinics
Through drills, stations, and games we will be focusing on teaching the proper mechanics of hitting, throwing and fielding. Students should bring a water bottle and glove. Bats and helmets will be provided for those in need. Softball safety face masks are optional.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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meeting
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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FHS Swim Boosters
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Adult (Late Winter)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Late Winter German
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Let's get together and exchange our knowledge of the German language and learn about the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Portland Rugby Football Ciub
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Saturday April 5, 2025
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7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Durham Town Meeting
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8:00 AM - 8:30 PM
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Miss Maine W.O.S.
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8:30 AM - 9:15 AM
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Toddler Tumbling & Fitness - Winter/Spring
Learn beginner tumbling and gymnastics skills while exploring athletic movement in this dynamic class. Parents and guardians will act as coaches to help lead their children through the guided activities which promote strength-building, coordination, agility, and balance in an exciting and social atmosphere. Children will practice the proper positioning for handstands, cartwheels, forward rolls, and more while engaging classroom skills including direction-following through positive reinforcement. This class serves as the entry-level option to the elementary RSU5 Community Programs Tumbling and Fitness program.
Laura Chadha is a Certified Personal Trainer with a strong background in gymnastics, functional fitness, and coaching. *Parent/guardian collaboration on the gym floor is required throughout the class.
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9:30 AM - 10:20 AM
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Tumbling & Fitness - Winter/Spring Tumbling K/1
Tumbling & FitnessLearn basic tumbling and gymnastics skills while taking on strength and agility challenges in this dynamic class. Practice the proper techniques for handstands, cartwheels, forward rolls, and more to build and improve series connection skills. Children will engage in balance beam activities to build coordination and confidence, and participate in fitness prompts including jump roping and obstacle course runs. This program highlights achieving one’s personal best in an encouraging, small-group environment to foster a passion for exercise and wellness. Parents/guardians may drop their children off or remain in the gym area throughout the class.Workout SessionsBenefit from a fun and engaging youth workout that aims to build and improve cardio endurance, strength, coordination, and wellness through basic tumbling, gymnastics, and exercise activities in a small-group environment. Learn and practice the proper techniques for handstands, cartwheels, series connection skills, and more, and partake in various beam and balance drills. Summer Mini SessionsThis summer we will offer variations of the above classes for three weeks in July. These programs will be taught by Laura Chadha, a Certified Personal Trainer with a strong background in gymnastics, functional fitness, and coaching.
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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
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Tumbling & Fitness - Winter/Spring Tumbling 2-5
Tumbling & FitnessLearn basic tumbling and gymnastics skills while taking on strength and agility challenges in this dynamic class. Practice the proper techniques for handstands, cartwheels, forward rolls, and more to build and improve series connection skills. Children will engage in balance beam activities to build coordination and confidence, and participate in fitness prompts including jump roping and obstacle course runs. This program highlights achieving one’s personal best in an encouraging, small-group environment to foster a passion for exercise and wellness. Parents/guardians may drop their children off or remain in the gym area throughout the class.Workout SessionsBenefit from a fun and engaging youth workout that aims to build and improve cardio endurance, strength, coordination, and wellness through basic tumbling, gymnastics, and exercise activities in a small-group environment. Learn and practice the proper techniques for handstands, cartwheels, series connection skills, and more, and partake in various beam and balance drills. Summer Mini SessionsThis summer we will offer variations of the above classes for three weeks in July. These programs will be taught by Laura Chadha, a Certified Personal Trainer with a strong background in gymnastics, functional fitness, and coaching.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth & Parent Indoor Soccer/Futsal - Saturday Soccer DCS
Join us early Saturday evenings this winter as we keep in shape with some recreational indoor soccer. Kids, especially those with travel or school-team experience can sign up, as can their parents.
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Monday April 7, 2025
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - DCS Art Mud Season
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Yoga and Mindfulness - Yoga - Winter/Spring
Yoga and mindfulness can promote resilience and self-regulation in children. Students will connect, breathe, move, focus and relax through cooperative games, art, music, physical postures, and mindfulness activities designed for kids. Classes are playful, explorative, responsive, and fun! MSS students may ride the bus to MLS for after-school programs. Participants should bring a water bottle and, for after-school activities, a snack.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed April
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations/freeport/ for more class information and registration
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Early Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Line Dancing - Line Dancing - Spring
Find out how much fun line dancing can be! Learn to line dance to a variety of rhythms : Latin, country standards and even the Electric Slide! Get a great cardio workout and learn to dance to your favorite songs. Requests will be taken for specific dances and/or music on the first night, and dances will be taught in response to requests whenever possible. No experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes. No partner is required for this fun, energetic class.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis Boosters - Parent Meeting
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Late Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Portland Rugby Football Ciub
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Tuesday April 8, 2025
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7:45 AM - 8:35 AM
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Odyssey of the Mind
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed April
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations/freeport/ for more class information and registration
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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After School GT Art
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Fiber Arts - Fiber Arts
Sarah Lapine, PES parent and longtime fiber arts enthusiast, will teach students the basics of hand sewing and weaving. Students will have the opportunity to work on projects within each discipline and hopefully end the class with some finished products and a new lifelong hobby. Supplies will be provided; however, if a student has materials (fabric, yarn, etc) that they would like to bring in, they are welcome to do so. While knitting will not be taught, those who know how to knit and can do so independently may bring knitting projects to work on. Students who have previously participated in this program or have prior experience in fiber arts will have opportunities for some more advanced and/or self-directed projects.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Drama Club
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - Boys Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginners
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:45 PM - 8:00 PM
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Maine Youth Orchestra
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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PTC Meeting
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Prek & K Concert
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Prek & K Concert
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Prek & K Concert
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Prek & K Concert
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Wednesday April 9, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Introduction to German - Frühling I: Sport, Spiel und Spaß
Your kids will be amazed by how much German they know already: auto, bus, ball, and gesundheit are all German words. In our morning classes, we will not only discover more about the German language, but also German culture. Where is Germany on a map? How do German kids live? What is the school day like? What sports do they play? What do we all have in common? What is different? In a fun, interactive setting, we will discover Germany and the world together. Bis bald!*If you are new to this program, please contact the instructor before registering at hornschildbearv@rsu5.org.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MSS Art Mud Season
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Mad Science: Fantastic Forces - Fantastic Forces MLS
Mad Science of Maine sparks imaginative learning for K–5th graders when school is out! Children experience what science is all about by getting hands-on with project-based activities, observing fascinating demonstrations, taking part in inquiry-based discussions, and by extending their learning at home with correlated take-home projects. Engaged, active, enthusiastic, and of course FUN learning is what we are all about! Ever wonder how bridges stand up over water? Or how gravity works? Kids explore a variety of introductory topics in engineering, physics, and chemistry, as they learn how science can impact our everyday lives.Transportation to this session at Mast Landing is provided from Morse Street School or Durham Community School.
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MLS Hip Hop Winter/Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Odyssey of the Mind
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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4:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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School board meeting
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Basketball Clinics - Middle School Girls Clinics
On this registration page you will find basketball clinics that take place during fall, spring or summer. Check back here frequently to see any upcoming opportunities! We will also include any clinics in our virtual newsletters sent at the beginning of each month. April/May 2025 Middle School Girls Clinics - This 3-session clinic series (April 9th, May 7th, May 21st) is open to any Middle School student (6-8th grade) interested in playing in the girls basketball division. Players will practice the basic skills and strategy of the sport in fun drills, games and competitions. Register below to join! NO DROP INS ALLOWED. March 9th, 2025 - Come join us for this fundraiser clinic, where kids will practice the fundamentals of the sport in a fun and interactive environment. All proceeds will be donated to the National CMV Foundation. We will have many coaches involved, including players from the FHS Boys and Girls Basketball teams and coaches from RSU5's Rec Basketball program. The clinic will consist of drills and activities teaching skills and strategy, as well as fun games to bring an element of competition. All players welcome, regardless of skill level or previous experience. At the end of the clinic, each player is welcome to join a pizza party sponsored by Pat's Pizza. One slice per child included in the registration - PLEASE EMAIL cp@rsu5.org WITH ANY DIETARY CONCERNS.
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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Thursday April 10, 2025
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed April
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations/freeport/ for more class information and registration
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MLS Art Mud Season
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - Boys Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginners
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Youth (Late Winter - Beginner)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
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Making Music Again - Making Music Again
Do you have an old band instrument lying around in your attic? Did you play a musical instrument as a kid and have always wanted to pick it back up? If you have an orchestral instrument: flute, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, French horn, trombone, violin, viola or cello, double bass, and have prior musical experience (even from decades ago) on your instrument, this is a wonderful way to revisit and rekindle your musical skills. This eight-week course will get you back into the swing of music making. All musicians will receive simple sheet music to play through. Together as an ensemble we will practice, make mistakes, and explore concepts such as tuning, tone, technique, balance, rhythm, and dynamics.
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Youth (Late Winter - Intermediate)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Softball Clinics - Softball Clinics
Through drills, stations, and games we will be focusing on teaching the proper mechanics of hitting, throwing and fielding. Students should bring a water bottle and glove. Bats and helmets will be provided for those in need. Softball safety face masks are optional.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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DCS Play 6-8
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DCS Play 6-8
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Adult (Late Winter)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Conversational German - Spring German
Perhaps you took German in college years ago and would now like to refresh your knowledge, or maybe you are planning a trip to Germany and would like to know the most important phrases to get around. Let's get together and exchange our knowledge of the German language and learn about the rich culture, various traditions, and the German lifestyle in general. The class is held in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, open to everyone.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Portland Rugby Football Ciub
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Sunday April 13, 2025
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8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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FC America Maine Soccer
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Tri-Town Little League Pre-Season Indoor Practices
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball FMS Sundays
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Winter/Spring Volleyball - Adult Volleyball
Join this fun & competitive co-ed volleyball program! Come play pickup volleyball and sweat away those winter blues. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-ins
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Monday April 14, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Obstacle Course
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running DCS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:15 PM - 8:00 PM
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Obstacle Course
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - DCS Art Mud Season
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running MLS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Yoga and Mindfulness - Yoga - Winter/Spring
Yoga and mindfulness can promote resilience and self-regulation in children. Students will connect, breathe, move, focus and relax through cooperative games, art, music, physical postures, and mindfulness activities designed for kids. Classes are playful, explorative, responsive, and fun! MSS students may ride the bus to MLS for after-school programs. Participants should bring a water bottle and, for after-school activities, a snack.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Early Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Line Dancing - Line Dancing - Spring
Find out how much fun line dancing can be! Learn to line dance to a variety of rhythms : Latin, country standards and even the Electric Slide! Get a great cardio workout and learn to dance to your favorite songs. Requests will be taken for specific dances and/or music on the first night, and dances will be taught in response to requests whenever possible. No experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes. No partner is required for this fun, energetic class.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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PTA Meeting
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Late Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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Tuesday April 15, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Obstacle Course
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9:00 AM - 11:15 AM
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RSU5 Administrator Meeting
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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After School GT Art
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3:15 PM - 8:00 PM
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Obstacle Course
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MSS Hip Hop Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Drama Club
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
Sponsored by
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tiny Tappy Toes Dance Combo - MSS Dance Spring
Learn basic ballet, tap and creative movement steps with instructor Kate Andreu. Dance teaches self confidence, balance, and coordination and keeps a child's mind and body working together. Bring a pair of socks or flexible shoes and dress shoes (for tap technique) to every class. Ballet and tap shoes are recommended but not required. Please send your dancer in comfortable, flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. A parent showcase will be held on the last day of class.
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - Boys Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginners
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:45 PM - 8:00 PM
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Maine Youth Orchestra
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Bryant Pond Meeting
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Wednesday April 16, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Obstacle Course
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running DCS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:15 PM - 8:00 PM
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Obstacle Course
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Mad Science: Fantastic Forces - Fantastic Forces MLS
Mad Science of Maine sparks imaginative learning for K–5th graders when school is out! Children experience what science is all about by getting hands-on with project-based activities, observing fascinating demonstrations, taking part in inquiry-based discussions, and by extending their learning at home with correlated take-home projects. Engaged, active, enthusiastic, and of course FUN learning is what we are all about! Ever wonder how bridges stand up over water? Or how gravity works? Kids explore a variety of introductory topics in engineering, physics, and chemistry, as they learn how science can impact our everyday lives.Transportation to this session at Mast Landing is provided from Morse Street School or Durham Community School.
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running MLS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
Sponsored by
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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Thursday April 17, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Obstacle Course
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Girl Scouts
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - DCS Hip Hop Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
Sponsored by
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4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - Boys Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginners
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Youth (Spring - Beginner)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Youth (Spring - Intermediate)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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6:00 PM - 7:15 PM
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Incoming Kindergarten Info Night
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7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD Adult (Spring)
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically and mentally fit while having fun. Learn valuable life long skills: respect, self-confidence, and courage, all while practicing self defense techniques. Great introduction to the martial arts while incorporating fun games and drills. Free uniform for your first session!
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Monday April 21, 2025
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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Tuesday April 22, 2025
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7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
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RSU5 Driver Training Day
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Drama Club
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Wednesday April 23, 2025
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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Thursday April 24, 2025
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Friday April 25, 2025
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Dragon's Eye Adventures
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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SparkYou Mystic Creature Trainer Camp - April Vacation Camp
Campers who love Pokémon can bring that universe to life and become “trainers” as they enter epic quests, “catch” creatures, and challenge themselves in creative ways. Our camp revolves around the mystic creatures’ favorite elements like water, fire and ice, where guided exploration, adventure and teamwork are encouraged. From themed physical activities, science experiments, and card market exchanges, to creative sessions that inspire campers to design their own character or catching ball, every moment of camp ties back to the immersive world of mystic creatures. Registration or this April Vacation camp for Grades 1-6 will be open 1/28/25 at 9:00 a.m.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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Saturday April 26, 2025
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth & Parent Indoor Soccer/Futsal - Saturday Soccer DCS
Join us early Saturday evenings this winter as we keep in shape with some recreational indoor soccer. Kids, especially those with travel or school-team experience can sign up, as can their parents.
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Monday April 28, 2025
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running DCS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - DCS Art Spring
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running MLS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Yoga and Mindfulness - Yoga - Spring
Yoga and mindfulness can promote resilience and self-regulation in children. Students will connect, breathe, move, focus and relax through cooperative games, art, music, physical postures, and mindfulness activities designed for kids. Classes are playful, explorative, responsive, and fun! MSS students may ride the bus to MLS for after-school programs. Participants should bring a water bottle and, for after-school activities, a snack.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - Middle School Spring League: Freeport MS Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Early Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Pickleball in Pownal - Pickleball Spring (Late Session)
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some great exercise, and have some fun! All levels and abilities are welcome. This season will look a little different from others. If you would like to rent a paddle for the season, you may rent one of ours, but if you would like to purchase your own, we encourage you to do so. We will not be collecting fees at the door. You must register for the whole season, no matter how many weeks you attend.
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Tuesday April 29, 2025
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Driver Education - Roy's Driver & Rider Ed April
RSU5 DOES NOT take the Registrations - you must go through ROY'S to register.This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.-Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and blue or black ink pen to the first class. -Students must be 15 before the first class.REGISTER THROUGH ROY'S DRIVING ACADEMY 784-6245 or https://roysdriving.com/locations/freeport/ for more class information and registration
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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After School GT Art
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MSS Hip Hop Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Drama Club
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tiny Tappy Toes Dance Combo - MSS Dance Spring
Learn basic ballet, tap and creative movement steps with instructor Kate Andreu. Dance teaches self confidence, balance, and coordination and keeps a child's mind and body working together. Bring a pair of socks or flexible shoes and dress shoes (for tap technique) to every class. Ballet and tap shoes are recommended but not required. Please send your dancer in comfortable, flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. A parent showcase will be held on the last day of class.
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5:45 PM - 8:00 PM
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Maine Youth Orchestra
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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HS Basketball Practice
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Grades 3&4 Concert
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Grades 3&4 Concert
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Grades 3&4 Concert
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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High School Rugby - 2025 MHSRA/NHMYRU Rugby: Seawolves (B) @ Practice
The Maine High School Rugby Association (MHSRA) has transformed, and combined powers with programs in other New England states to compete under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-Maine Youth Rugby Union (NHMYRU). More information about this group can be found at here: NHMYRU HomepageIn partnership with the Portland Rugby Football Club, USA Rugby, and the New England Free Jacks, the MHSRA & NHMYRU is bringing rugby to Maine! The boys division will have five teams in ME, based out of these communities: Berwick, Freeport, Portland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The girls division will form a super-regional team that will compete against other high school clubs from New England. Both groups will practice* at Freeport High School on week days (Sundays indoors until the weather allows outdoor practices), and compete in weekend tournaments. The 'Spring Sevens' 7v7 tournaments will align with the spring MPA sports season, running from March through June. A full calendar can be found here, and you can expect updates to come directly from the league managers and team coaches.*Note: The team will practice outside at Freeport High School on the JBS Turf whenever possible; the Morse Street School Gym is reserved throughout the season in case practices need to be moved indoors.Registration for this program will be done directly through the NHMYRU Website. Here is a direct link to do so: **Register for the Freeport Seawolves**You must register for both Rugby Explorer (RX) and TeamSnap in order to be a part of this team ($152 total cost for new players).
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Wednesday April 30, 2025
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7:50 AM - 8:35 AM
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Introduction to German - Frühling II: Sport, Spiel und Spaß
Your kids will be amazed by how much German they know already: auto, bus, ball, and gesundheit are all German words. In our morning classes, we will not only discover more about the German language, but also German culture. Where is Germany on a map? How do German kids live? What is the school day like? What sports do they play? What do we all have in common? What is different? In a fun, interactive setting, we will discover Germany and the world together. Bis bald!*If you are new to this program, please contact the instructor before registering at hornschildbearv@rsu5.org.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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DCS Laugh and Learn
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 3/4 Girls
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Boys
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running DCS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
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Maine Nature Art - MSS Art Spring
Seasonal delights will inspire your budding artists during these sessions. Come join in and bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination inspired by all Maine has to offer outside!
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Mad Science: Fantastic Forces - Fantastic Forces MLS
Mad Science of Maine sparks imaginative learning for K–5th graders when school is out! Children experience what science is all about by getting hands-on with project-based activities, observing fascinating demonstrations, taking part in inquiry-based discussions, and by extending their learning at home with correlated take-home projects. Engaged, active, enthusiastic, and of course FUN learning is what we are all about! Ever wonder how bridges stand up over water? Or how gravity works? Kids explore a variety of introductory topics in engineering, physics, and chemistry, as they learn how science can impact our everyday lives.Transportation to this session at Mast Landing is provided from Morse Street School or Durham Community School.
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3:25 PM - 4:25 PM
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Top Rockers Hip Hop Dance Crew - MLS Hip Hop Spring
Join us after school to learn beginning jazz and hip hop dance moves, conditioning and improvisation. Get ready to have fun and work hard as we move to the beat! Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions. Please send your dancer with comfortable flexible clothes (no jeans) and sneakers. The last day of most classes there will be a parent showcase.
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3:25 PM - 4:30 PM
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Harraseeket Harriers Running Club - Running MLS
Harriers promotes running as a fun, group-oriented activity that is a great way to stay healthy. "Fun Run Meets" will be scheduled with surrounding communities. Practices will run Mondays, with meets held each successive Wednesday. A league-wide championship meet will be held on June 1st. Practices will be canceled in the event of rain.
Morse Street School students may ride their usual bus to Mast Landing School.
Bus transportation will be provided TO meet locations ONLY.
Parents MUST pick up runner from meets.
Running shoes or sneakers are required, as is attire appropriate for the weather.
Practices will be canceled in the even of rain.
Parent Volunteers Needed: In order to provide adequate programming for our youth, we need the help of parent volunteers. Please help us continue our tradition of offering this quality program by volunteering to help.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Falcon Esports - Esports Spring 2025
RSU5 Community Programs is excited to offer an opportunity for students to compete in the Maine Principals’ Association’s newest sanctioned event: esports!Join a team of your classmates as you represent RSU5 and Freeport High School in competition with other teams from around the state playing Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, with opportunities to join regional leagues to play Splatoon™ 3, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, or other titles yet to be announced, such as chess and Rocket League.Coach Brandon Cass, FHS Class of 2016, will ready players for game days with live practice sessions. Sportsmanship will be stressed, as we mold a respectful generation of gamers who can work together to hone their skills as a team. Players can move on to one of the nearly 200 varsity collegiate programs currently offered in this country, or into professional competition where hundreds of players around the world have each totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.Practices will be held up to four days per week, Monday through Thursday, depending on competition schedules.
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - Middle School Spring League: Freeport MS Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Youth Ultimate Frisbee - High School Spring League: Freeport Ultimate @ Practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEJoin the Freeport Ultimate program* and compete against other schools in this ultimate frisbee league! High school boys and girls teams will share the field in joint practices from 3:30-5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and possibly Fridays. These sessions will consist of co-ed drills and scrimmages, as well as single-gender play so that players may learn how to play under both rule sets. Teams will have the option to split into separate gender divisions (Open or Girl-Matching) for games, and also may play in the Mixed Division for additional games if desired. Game days will take place on Tuesdays, with backup days (weather, other rescheduling) on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All teams have the option to attend single-day tournaments throughout the season, for an additional fee.Please note that participation in the High School Division also requires a Youth Membership with USA Ultimate (additional $40 cost).*This program registration open to players from Freeport, Durham, Pownal, ME Coast Waldorf School, PolandMIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING LEAGUEThe middle school season will consist of two (or three) practices per week, with an emphasis on learning basic fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game. These practices will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hunter Road Field, beginning in late April. There will also be one optional practice day (Thursdays), where the MS team is welcome to join the HS team practices to get more experience. The coaches are working on organizing scrimmages, games, or tournaments against other schools - we will publish these dates/times as soon as possible and communicate via email for any extra game opportunities.More information about these leagues can be found at: https://maineultimate.org/
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4:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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School Board Meeting
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Youth Lacrosse - 5/6 Girls: Practice
Emphasis will be on individual skill development with an introduction to game concepts in this youth lacrosse program. All players are welcome and will be placed on gender and age appropriate teams (grades 3/4 together and grades 5/6 together). Teams will be created with equally balanced skill levels. The season begins with indoor practices if weather is uncooperative, and concludes in mid-June. Equipment needed: boys need shoulder pads (compliant with current NOCSAE standards), arm pads, helmet, gloves, mouth piece, and stick. Girls need a mouth guard, eye guard, and stick.Exact start dates and weekly practice days will be posted below as the season approaches. All practices will take place on Monday-Thursday at Pownal Road Field between the hours of 3-6pm (roughly), and will begin as soon as fields are dry/open (in 2024 the first official practice date was 4/22). Games will be in Freeport and nearby towns on Saturdays or Sundays - these are tentatively scheduled to begin the weekend of May 3rd-4th, with the final game weekend on June 15-16th (Memorial Day Weekend OFF). Additional weekend jamborees are optional, and teams may discuss their desire to attend.NEW! This year we will be offering Pre-Season Skill Development Clinics for Beginner players. These are open to anyone interested in playing in the 3rd-6th grade boys division. Sessions will be held in the Freeport Middle School Gym from 4:30-6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 11-April 17. Volunteer coaches will be available to teach the fundamental skills of lacrosse before the season begins - a great way to test out the sport before the full season! No equipment necessary; bring your own stick, or email us at cpathletics@rsu5.org and we will bring a stick for you! Pre-registration required - sign up below (NO DROP INS!)
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Next Level Athletics
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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Rec Basketball Open Gym - Adult Rec Basketball DCS
Play pick up basketball and stay in shape year round. MUST be pre-registered with Community Programs - NO Drop-insSundays excluded when Monday is a holiday. Wednesdays excluded for school gatherings and during middle school basketball season.If you register for one location, your registration for the other location should be fully discounted at checkout.
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