Video Library
Virtual Open House 2023
Welcome to our Video Library – your one-stop destination for a world of visual content
Dorm Room Tour
Dorm Life
Field Day & Check in 2019
Quick Look at Classes
Community Panel
Academics
In the Classroom
During on-campus Open Houses, one of the most anticipated activities for students is the chance to sit in on the rigorous classes MSSM has to offer. With the current Covid restrictions, that is not possible. Here is a sampling of a variety of subjects. These videos do not compare to the experience of live classes and we took great effort to not disrupt the flow of each class, but you can get a feel for the speed of the class and teaching styles of instruction.
Academic Support
Mrs. O'Keefe talks about the various academic and learning support systems we have such as 504s and IEPs.
Athletic Programs
Mr. Gendreau talks about the various Athletic programs MSSM currently offer.
Linear Algebra
Mr. Smith teaches upper-level students Linear Algebra.
Physics Lab
Students in Dr. Barrans' Physics SCI 340 work on a projectile lab. (No sound)
Algebra II - Trigonometry
Over 50 minutes of this entry level class that prepares students for Before Calculus.
Success at MSSM
Listen to Dan Melega talk about some ways our students use their success in life after MSSM.
College Counseling
Apart from being available to students to talk about next steps, Ms. Jortberg also teaches Junior Seminar where students explore many aspects of college life and their possible choices. We were able to capture a small sample of her advice and put it into a podcast for parents to enjoy.
In your podcast app of choice, search for “MSSM Conversations” or listen at Soundcloud
College Counseling
Why MSSM?
Summer Camp
The MSSM STEM Summer Camp is a hands-on experiential camp for kids ages 10-14 to explore topics in science, technology, engineering, and math. It runs from June 28th to July 25th after which will be an Educators’ Camp for STEM educators in Maine. At the moment, both are still planned to take place on campus. If there are changes, they will be announced later in the spring.