Guidance Office

The school guidance office is available during and after school hours. If a student or parent has problems with the schedule, they will be more than happy to help however they can. Students can also go in to receive assistance with finding the right college for them, and can look up scholarships that will help immensely with the heavy burden of college tuition. Use the email address's below or call the school at 872-1990 to contact us.
Susan Bumpus - Guidance Director
Laura Richardson- Guidance Counselor

Scholarships

Winslow High School offers a wide array of resources to all our students, including access to all the best scholarships colleges have to offer. Use the links below to view some of the many scholarships available to college-bound students.
Visit the guidance office to see a complete updated list of available scholarships.

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Library

The Winslow High School Library/Media Center prides itself on being a true research center. The print collection consists of over 11,000 books, of which 1,400 are reference materials. The existing art and literature collection is particularly outstanding. All materials are indexed on a computerized catalog system which can be accessed throughout the school. Items that are not readily available in the library can be obtained through a worldwide interlibrary loan program.

To complement the print collection, the library offers Internet access, talking books, videos, periodicals and vertical file materials. A multimedia encyclopedia and other educational software, including SIRS (Social Issues Resource Service), Discovering Authors (criticism), ROTH 20th Century Poetry (poetry and criticism), and NoveList (a reader’s advisory program) are offered on the latest computer technology. The Electric Library program is an electronic reader’s guide, which indexes hundreds of different periodicals, newspapers (including the Bangor Daily News and Portland Press Herald), books, transcripts and photos and also comes with home access.

The atmosphere is a friendly one, which makes the library a particularly inviting place to work. Teachers collaborate with the librarian and bring classes in to work on a wide range of assignments. Even though the skills taught here transfer to the college experience, many alumni find themselves coming back to utilize this library’s wealth of resources.