Welcome to Regional School Unit 68
RSU 68 is a small, yet incredibly active school district located in the bustling county seat of Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. RSU 68 services students in Sebec, Dover-Foxcroft, Monson and Charleston and that is where our school name SeDoMoCha originated by a former student and current employee.
The district proudly works in partnership with the communities, and students and staff members are often seen participating in local events. We are a four-season area with several lakes for those who love fishing, boating, and swimming; mountains for hiking with breathtaking views and a variety of activities, such as the Whoopie Pie Festival, community theater, several 5 K’s, a new ice hockey arena with free skating time, an art museum featuring local artists and, of course, the Piscataquis County Fair. There is always something going on in our diverse and exciting community!
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
Find out how to register your child for school in RSU 68 for grades PreK-12.
WEB2SCHOOL
The Web2School portal is a tool for parents to access information about academic progress and daily attendance.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Interested in working for RSU 68? Check here for job openings and how to apply to work in the District.
TRANSPORTATION
Does your child need to take the bus to school? Find bus routes here.
Positive COVID Case at SeDoMoCha – 5/11/2021
Dear Families, Students and Staff, This letter is to inform you that an individual associated with SeDoMoCha has tested positive for COVID-19. We were notified this morning, May 11, 2021. We have taken steps with our response team to follow Maine CDC and DOE...
Manfred Manor – A Stageworks, Jr. Production
This is Stageworks, Jr.'s latest performance! Written by the students, they also designed their own "costumes" and decided on the backgrounds for each scene. We called it "Manfred Manor." See the ghost of Manfred! Hear about the death of Mary the Llama,...
Let’s take a little walk on the nature trail
SeDoMoCha has a nature trail with fun facts and some art along the way! Come walk the nature trail with us in this video created by the Digital Media Team students! https://videopress.com/v/FnFKuMmU?preloadContent=metadata
