School boards may soon be scrambling to decide how seniors can graduate on time now that the year's allotted snow days have been used.

As of Wednesday, SAD 21 had canceled school six times for Canton, Carthage and Dixfield students. The last day of school is June 16.

In SAD 43, six snow days have been used, bringing the last day of school for Rumford, Mexico, Byron and Roxbury students to June 17.

In SAD 44, Superintendent David Murphy said seven snow days have been used, along with a school cancellation due to water problems. The last day of school for Andover, Bethel, Greenwood, Newry and Woodstock is now June 19.

SAD 43 Superintendent Jim Hodgkin, whose children attend SAD 52, which includes Turner, Leeds and Greene, said 12 days have been used there. Those students will be in class until the end of June, he said.

SAD 21 Superintendent Tom Ward said the 75-member senior class at Dirigo High School in Dixfield is scheduled to graduate June 6. He said he doesn't want to change that date, but so far, his board has not decided what action to take. He is asking the state if a waiver is possible.

Telstar High School seniors in Bethel are also scheduled to graduate June 6. Murphy said his district could change that date.

Hodgkin said the date for graduation for Mountain Valley High School's 148 seniors in Rumford will not be changed from its traditional first Saturday in June, which falls on June 7 this year.

"I don't recommend doing anything yet, and I'm not going to worry about it. We could consider a couple of Saturdays if necessary," he said.

Besides snow days and other school cancellations, each district has also had several delayed starts or early releases.