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Sarah Rebick

A farewell to Sarah Rebick

Today is the last day of Sarah Rebick’s official duties as director of Maine Coast Semester, and I hope you ...

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Maine Youth Environmental Leader Scholarship

We are excited to announce that the Maine Youth Environmental Leader Scholarship for 2026-2027 at Maine Coast Semester is now ...

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Chewonki: What I Didn’t Expect

Though I often go back and forth between being a Type A or a Type B person, when it came ...

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The Songs of Semester 76

During the first week-ish of the semester, we quickly realized the musical talent of our semester. People would gather around ...

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The Empowerment of Education

Chewonki is a place for those who are inspired, motivated, and want to learn. This community cultivates healthy learning processes, ...

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The “Loudest” Quiet: Wellbeing at Maine Coast Semester

Taking care of your physical and mental wellbeing at Maine Coast Semester   As a competitive club swimmer, I was ...

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The Place Where You Learn to Love School

Growing up, I was always someone that adored learning and school. New subjects invigorated me and I was so motivated ...

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Unexpectedly Home

Something I heard a lot about Chewonki was the amazing connections you can make here. I didn’t believe the extent ...

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Semester 76: First Plunge

Sara: It was 4:00 pm on an ordinary Wednesday, and, as a Semester 76 student, I was on our first ...

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Sapien Labs

Thriving, Not Just Surviving: A First Look at Our Partnership with Sapien Labs

At Maine Coast Semester, we’ve always believed that the best version of a student emerges when they are "unplugged" from ...

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Live From Wiscasset: It’s Saturday Night!

Hello to you all interested in attending the Maine Coast Semester. My name is Simon Q Schraga, I’m from New ...

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Unplugged and Thriving: Lessons from the Maine Coast Semester with Sarah Rebick

In this episode, Mandee Hamann sits down with Sarah Rebick to explore the unique qualities of the Maine Coast Semester ...

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Never Enough by Jennifer Wallace

Never Enough

Back in 2021, Chewonki received a visit from Washington Post author Jennifer Wallace who was traveling through Maine to pick ...

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Fellow Travelers: Sarah Rebick

Our program director, Sarah Rebick, recently had the pleasure to engage in an interview with the staff from the Boston Children’s Digital ...

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Calling All Volunteers

Volunteers Needed for Chewonki Homecoming Day

Chewonki Homecoming runs on community power—and we’d love your help! Volunteers keep things running smoothly, from greeting guests to serving ...

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Screens Off, Hands On: How Science Field Labs Reboot A Love of Learning

Cullen: I’m talking today with Robbin Dilley, our Natural History and Ecology Teacher at Maine Coast Semester. Robbin, can we ...

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A New Meaning of Home

I’m in a cabin called Pete Gillies, but we don’t ever call it that. Sometimes it’s Gillies we call it, ...

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Knitting, Novels, and a Black Lab – Reflections from Solo

Outdoor Leadership Encampment (OLE) prepares us for the forty-eight hours we spend by ourselves on Chewonki Neck. Awesome instructors like ...

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The Songs of Semester 74

Throughout the semester, there’s been a lot of general music-ing going on. As one of MCS 74’s many resident music ...

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Tips for Thriving at a Semester School

It feels like yesterday when I was dropped off. I remember applying for Chewonki, thinking to myself the whole time, ...

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Mary Had a Little Lamb (and Lucy Too!)

Signs of spring are aplenty here at Chewonki – the flowers have bloomed, snow has melted, and the migratory birds ...

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The Technology of Connection

One of the biggest draws of Chewonki is how disconnected students are from technology. We don’t have our phones and ...

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The Whistling Maples and Pines

The Whistling Maples and Pines Don’t forget your wool socks, layers, snacks, Nor your head or heart. For you might ...

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All The Little Things

On the ride to Chewonki last Sunday, more than 2,000 miles from home, I realized with a pit in my ...

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