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Schools and Education

Published
April 29, 2018

Some Winthrop residents oppose proposal to eliminate adult ed program

School officials say that the program, which is also open to Monmouth residents, has been losing money.
Published
April 28, 2018

Arizona schools to remain closed as teachers demand more education funding

The statewide teachers' walkout over pay and education funding heads into a second week.
Published
April 28, 2018

Feature obituary: Sandra Featherman, visionary former UNE president, dies at 84

Featherman was chief architect of the 1996 merger of UNE and Westbrook College in Portland.
Published
April 27, 2018

School bus backs up onto car in New Sharon

The bus driver did not see the car behind her as she backed up to pick up students who were arriving late.
Published
April 26, 2018

Finance committee members say Portland school budget is still too high

Two members urge the school board to provide more detailed information on programs and staffing.

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Published
April 26, 2018

German consul general visits Augusta, promotes language, technology link with Cony

Ralf Horlemann talked at Lithgow Public Library about German educational programs available to students and teachers — and he brought beer.
Published
April 25, 2018

After hours of debate, Scarborough councilors schedule school board recall vote

The decision on the divisive issue followed a hearing attended by more than 120 people.
Published
April 25, 2018

RSU 18 board passes $37.58 million school budget

The package passed unanimously and now awaits a vote by the district's residents in June.
Published
April 25, 2018

Teacher contracts, with raises, approved in Augusta

The school board voted unanimously in favor of a two-year pact that is intended to make the pay of the city's teachers more competitive in comparison to what other communities pay.
Published
April 25, 2018

Societal changes cost schools big in Waterville, officials say at workshop

With behavioral problems and other challenges, the need for school nurses, social workers and mental health professionals increases, the school superintendent said.