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Schools and Education

Published
September 19, 2016

Waterville planners approve proposal for 75-bed dorm at Thomas College

Construction will not take place this fall as initially planned.
Published
September 19, 2016

Unity College class researches possible surface water leak into sewer line by campus

Undergraduate students are doing the hands-on project on behalf of the Unity Utilities District.
Published
September 19, 2016

‘Time to invest’: UMaine System seeks 12% increase in state funding

System officials say that trustees likely will have to raise tuition and fees if state funding falls short of the request.
Published
September 18, 2016

Two political scholars speak at election forum at UMA

More than 100 people attended the event, which highlighted the potential impact of this election on Maine.
Published
September 18, 2016

Former Monmouth Academy teacher reflects on time in Turkey, Pakistan

Bonnie Green, who spent six years teaching high school English in the two countries, said she felt safe in both countries when she taught there.

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Published
September 18, 2016

Technology helps schools like Madison cope with shortage of foreign language teachers

New technology in the classroom is helping schools to continue providing instruction in the absence of teachers, but some educators say it's not a permanent replacement.
Published
September 17, 2016

South Portland cancels most high school dances because of substance use

Only homecoming and the senior prom will be held this school year, according to a letter from the administration.
Published
September 16, 2016

UMA convocation ceremony focuses on changing climate and local solutions

The ceremony also included a demonstration of drone photography by the UMA aviation program.
Published
September 15, 2016

Winthrop school district looking for savings after budgeting error leads to $700,000 shortfall

Officials have proposed a budget freeze in October and other measures, Town Council learned earlier this week.
Published
September 14, 2016

Sudanese cartoonist reminds Colby audience of value of free speech

Khalid Albaih, a Sudanese cartoonist and fellow at Colby College, is known for his political cartoons addressing freedom of expression and democracy in the Arab world.