POWERSCHOOL

BOOTHBAY REGION

HIGH SCHOOL
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"We each learn differently and are inspired by making connections. I hope that we can continue to grow our programs at BRHS with each child's individual strengths and needs driving our decisions"

BRHS Principal- Dr. Tricia Campbell
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WELCOME

Tricia Campbell BRHS Principal

It is with great pride that I welcome you to the 2024-2025 school year! I am honored to have the opportunity to lead a school with such dynamic and spirited students, an extremely dedicated staff and a supportive school community. We are here to prepare our students and engage our communities.

This is my fifth year as the BRHS Principal. I am excited to continue to learn and grow with Boothbay Region High School as we move forward to strengthen and shape our school mission. I have had the honor to work with students and staff, Pre-Kindergarten through 12th in the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD. I am beyond thrilled to have the privilege to share my skills as an educational leader with Boothbay Region High School and to work with you as a partner in education to ensure each student’s success.

Dr. Tricia Campbell, Principal

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ARyan stands in front of the Boothbay Region High School

Welcome Ms. Ryan! Ally Ryan joined BRHS in September. This is her first year as a life science teacher. Originally from western Maine, she holds a degree in Biology and a Master's in science and teaching from UMaine Orono. We're glad you're here!

- Ms. Ally Ryan - Teacher

Karen Higgins running

Karen Higgins, BRHS's Fastest Girl! This speedy sophomore wants to be known for being humorous, smart and kind. Math is a favorite subject, so Mr. Brewer's Precalculus class has captured her curiosity. Running and the family & friends she loves bring her joy.

- Karen Higgins - Current Student

Isabelle Curtis in graduation gown

Isabelle (Is) Curtis - Class of 2018 Isabelle completed a Bachelor's degree in journalism from UNH, and recently graduated with a Master’s in nonfiction writing, also from UNH. She is now a full-time reporter for the Boothbay Register/Wiscasset Newspaper.

- Isabelle Curtis - Alumni