The Lisbon High School Civil Rights team, along with school adviser Katy Dodge, and community adviser Monica Millhime, attended a training session in Augusta on Nov. 16. During the day-long training, strategies and ideas to encourage a safe and welcoming environment at school were taught during a number of workshops. Students actively participated in group sessions for team building and shared ideas for projects within the school. The LHS Civil Rights team meets on a regular basis in the school library. Back row, from left, are Katy Dodge, Sydney Tolbert, Dustin Wood, Brandon Laurelez and Robert Wood; middle row, Kristen Wood, Amanda Blancato, Sarah Craig, Jenna Clifford, Sam Foote and Connor Craig; front, Attorney General William J. Schneider and Delanie Ouellette.
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