144 seniors attended commencement ceremony Sunday at the Augusta Civic Center.

The Farmington high school graduated 137 students Sunday.

Superintendent Paul Austin speaks to the school's 110 graduates Sunday afternoon.

For Leah Stinson's family, graduation means they'll be figuring out how to get disability services and continue her education after Regional School District 9.

School officials confer 145 diplomas in Sunday commencement exercises

Brandon Ware and Charles Stevens were among 157 seniors at the ceremony Saturday at the Augusta Civic Center, and graduations also occurred at Maranacook Community and Gardiner Area high schools.

The 164 graduates were told to make their own future and leave lasting legacies.

Guest speaker Kyle Poissonier urges graduates to do what they love and become great at it.

The Friday night graduation included a keynote address by Susan M. LaGasse, an honorary alumna of the South China school.

Alexis Palleschi, salutatorian, said the best way to thank them is to take what they've given the graduates, and go even further.

The 124 members of the class of 2018 who received their diplomas heard their mentors implore them to stick to their core values.

More than 130 students graduated Thursday night, with student speakers telling their peers to make the world a better place.

"You've all grown because of the person sitting next you," student speaker Natalie Greene said at Wednesday's commencement at Colby College.

Graduates urged to remember to be themselves to keep going when challenged.

The former Catherine McAuley High School holds its second commencement.

The Pittsfield-based independent MCI graduated 111 students from 12 towns in Maine, three states and a dozen countries on Sunday.

Jackman high school's graduating class heard advice from Maine Senator, who launched his re-election campaign earlier this week.

Fifty-three seniors graduate Friday night, including twins Evan and Whitney Bess, who are also salutatorian and valedictorian, respectively.