Principal's Corner

Principal, Brian M. Laramee

Dr. Brian Laramee has worked in multiple positions in his nearly 25 years in education.  His educational career began in MSAD #43 as an educational technician in his hometown of Mexico, ME.  Following that position, he worked in a day treatment school in Lewiston, ME.  His first teaching job was working as a Biology Teacher at Gardiner Area High School in Gardiner, ME.  His administrative career began as an Athletic Director/Assistant Principal at Buckfield Junior/Senior High School.   He was hired at Waterville Senior High School in 2011 as an Assistant Principal and was promoted to Principal in 2015.

Brian stated that his primary goals have been to develop positive relationships with students, faculty, parents, and the community.  He also works hard to improve student academic performance and attendance, all while fostering respectful and responsible students.  He encourages anyone with questions or concerns regarding their child’s education to call him at the school (873-2751) or email him at blaramee@watervillek12.org

Assistant Principal, Keith E. Mahoney

Keith Mahoney has been in education for 13 years and counting starting off as a Social Studies and English Language Arts teacher at Sacopee Valley Middle School in Hiram, ME. Following that position, he worked as a Math and Science teacher at Warsaw Middle School in Pittsfield, ME before settling into Messalonskee Middle School teaching Social Studies. His administrative career began as a Principal and Athletic Director at Carrabec Community School in North Anson, ME. He was hired at Waterville Senior High School in 2021 as an Assistant Principal. 

Keith lives in Oakland, ME with his wife and daughter. He is always looking for ways to help students realize and nurture their potential and is always willing to help. His biggest goal in education is to establish positive relationships with all stakeholders and be a resource to help the community in any way he can. He encourages anyone with questions or concerns regarding their child’s education to call him at the school (873-2751) or email him at kmahoney@aos92.org.