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The Dirigo High School faculty chose Sarah Milliedge as Student of the Month for December. She was described by her teachers as a self-directed student who has set goals for herself and is working to achieve them. With her at the presentation were, from left, Pam Doyes, RSU 56 superintendent; Stephen Milledge, father; Tammy Milledge, stepmother; Sarah Milledge; Tracey Fuller, mother; and Jolene Milledge, grandmother. Picasa
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