We have an immediate need for school bus drivers. 30 hours per week with additional hours available. Valid Class B Maine license with S & P endorsements and a satisfactory driving record required. Paid training provided in order to obtain the necessary license and/or endorsements, if needed.
CHRHS Dismissal at 12:15 on Friday, December 19th, 2025.
Supt. Libby is hosting an informal conversation with CHRHS parents. Senior Lounge in Cafe, Oct. 28 from 9 - 10 am. Hope to see you there!
Oct. 28 Coffee and Conversation with the Superintendent
Camden Hills Regional High School invites parents to join Superintendent Maria Libby for a special Coffee and Conversation event on October 28, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. in the CHRH Senior Lounge.
This informal, unscripted gathering offers parents a unique opportunity to connect directly with Superintendent Libby, ask questions, share thoughts, and strengthen the partnership between families and the school district.
Camden Hills Regional High School invites parents to join Superintendent Maria Libby for a special Coffee and Conversation event on October 28, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. in the CHRH Senior Lounge.
This informal, unscripted gathering offers parents a unique opportunity to connect directly with Superintendent Libby, ask questions, share thoughts, and strengthen the partnership between families and the school district.
Over 500 local teachers and administrators gathered at Strom Auditorium on Aug. 27 to kick off the school year and listen to national speaker, Weston Kieschnick. There was a great feeling in the room as educators from the region listened to Wes and found inspiration, laughter and affirmation.
One CHRHS teacher shared, "I absolutely loved the keynote speaker - in my opinion he was by far one of the best we have had in my 25 years at CHRHS! What a great way to start a new school year!" Another commented, "I don’t think we could have had a better keynote speaker."
Wes affirmed the important role and value of teachers in our society, cautioned against jumping on every new bandwagon, and encouraged teachers to forge strong relationships.
One CHRHS teacher shared, "I absolutely loved the keynote speaker - in my opinion he was by far one of the best we have had in my 25 years at CHRHS! What a great way to start a new school year!" Another commented, "I don’t think we could have had a better keynote speaker."
Wes affirmed the important role and value of teachers in our society, cautioned against jumping on every new bandwagon, and encouraged teachers to forge strong relationships.
