Grade 6: Brayden Hanson
Grade 7: Quinn McFarland
Grade 8: Natalie Scott
Grade 9: Matthias Emerson
Grade 10: Sage Parmentier
Grade 11: Emmy Foster
Grade 12: Kaelyn Brillant
#BobcatPride







Tickets must be purchased online:
https://gofan.co/event/4079516?schoolId=MPA
Let’s pack the stands with maroon & white! Go Bobcats!




⚽ Bobcat Soccer Playoffs! ⚽
The Girls Varsity Soccer Team kicks off their quarterfinal match at home tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 28 - 3:30 PM vs. Temple Academy. Come out and cheer them on and don't forget to support the Boosters with a visit to the snack shack!
The Boys Varsity Team hits the road Wednesday morning for a long trip to Narraguagus for their 2 PM quarterfinal game. Good luck to both teams — let’s go Bobcats!


A huge shoutout to Cody Fournier, who finished 1st overall!
Congrats to all our Bobcat runners — everyone ran an amazing race!
Next up: MVC Championship this Saturday, October 18 at UMA at 11 AM.

Layla McKenna, Grade 6
Keira Letendre, Grade 7
Crimson Spicer, Grade 8
These students have stood out for their positive attitudes, kindness toward others, and commitment to doing their best each day, in and out of the classroom. They set a great example for their fellow Bobcats!



High School Cross Country: Competes today (10/14) at 4:00 PM in the East/West Championship and again on Saturday in the MVC Championships. Both meets are at UMA.
High School Soccer: Both varsity teams play at home tomorrow (Wednesday) at 3:30. The Girls game will include Senior Recognition for Barb! Boys Varsity Senior Night will be Friday, October 17 vs. Monmouth at 3:30 PM. These are the last few home games before playoffs!
Middle School Cross Country: Championship Meet @ Medomak on Thursday at 3:45 PM.
Middle School Soccer Playoffs: both teams play on Wednesday - Girls at Medomak at 3:30 and Boys at Camden 4 PM.
Come support our student-athletes and while you're here, remember to grab a bite at one of our snack shacks. Your support keeps Richmond Bobcat Booster Club going strong! Go Bobcats!


Students learned how this Maine-based company is “re-localizing grain production and milling” to strengthen our state’s agricultural economy and community health. During the visit, they toured the mill, observed the traditional stone-grinding process, and discussed how locally sourced grains can support sustainable land use and nutrient-rich foods.
The experience connected classroom lessons in science and history to real-world applications. Maine Grains’ mission of creating jobs, improving land use, and providing healthy food offered students an authentic example of how science and social studies apply to everyday life.
Thank you to high school teachers Charlie Urquhart (Social Studies) and Libby Ladner (Science) for arranging this opportunity for RHS students!






The Maine Mobile BIOLAB is part of Educate Maine’s effort to inspire future scientists by connecting students and teachers with real-world career paths in the life sciences. The mobile lab brings advanced scientific tools and hands-on experiments right to the school parking lot, giving students opportunities that go far beyond what most classrooms can offer.
During the visit, students took part in exciting investigations including “Where Did the Sugar Go?”, “Looking Into Lactase,” and the “Micropipette Challenge.”
A huge thank you to middle school science teacher Jennifer Thompson for making this incredible experience possible for our students!







Join us for a packed couple of days supporting our student-athletes and celebrating Bobcat Pride:
Friday, Sept. 26th – Middle school soccer play at home (GSB), HS XC has a meet at UMA (3:45) and Boys Varsity Soccer visits Hall-Dale (6:30)
Saturday, Sept. 27th – Rec soccer all morning, Varsity Girls (11:00) and Varsity Boys (1:00) vs. Buckfield
The annual Homecoming Bonfire will be Saturday evening from 7–9 p.m.
Concessions will be available thanks to our Booster Club and the Middle School Girls Soccer Team will be offering "dinner and dessert" at the bonfire!

From all of us at RMHS: thank you for investing in our musicians and our community!

8th Grade Ticket Raffle to Benefit 2026 Kieve Trip
The 8th Grade is currently running a raffle to raise funds for their annual trip to Camp Kieve. Thanks to a generous donation from Troy True and Matt Cornelio from the Horace Mann Insurance Company, we have two tickets to a Red Sox home game on September 28th. The seats are in a prime location along the first base line. The Red Sox are taking on the Detroit Tigers in what will be their last home game of the regular season. The raffle tickets are $5.00 per entry, with a deal of 5 tickets for $20.00. The drawing will be held on Monday, September 22, during the school day. Please reach out to an 8th Grader or Tracy Goupil (tgoupil@richmondpk12.org) if you are interested in buying a ticket.
Game and Seat details: Red Sox vs Detroit Tigers on September 28th at 3:05 (Game time subject to change). Seats are in Section B98, Row EE, Seats 7 and 8.

5:00–5:30 PM: Welcome from Principal Matulis, overview of the upcoming school year, and introduction of new staff.
5:30–7:00 PM: Meet your student’s teachers and learn more about their classes. If you need your Infinite Campus credentials, Ms. Redman will be able to assist you in the library.
We’re excited to kick off the new school year together—see you on Thursday!

For those interested in getting their back-to-school shopping done early, here is the link to the suggested supplies list for Richmond Middle School for the upcoming school year: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MaYROeqFWAdcBWwxZmiRVOntM969yiC4/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110065607408376777465&rtpof=true&sd=true
High school supplies will depend on the specific classes your student is taking and should be provided with the syllabus during the first class.




