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Schools and Education

Published
May 28, 2015

RSU 18 school board to consider $565k in budget cuts

Reductions may include eliminating teaching positions, sports and music programs, reducing administrator's pay raises and cutting funding for charter schools.
Published
May 28, 2015

SAD 49 school board approves new $25.4 million budget

The spending plan includes cuts to transportation, facilities and special education, and takes more than $38,000 from extracurricular budgets.
Published
May 27, 2015

Messalonskee students raise, release brook trout in Oakland

Raised from eggs in a science class that ties the fish life cycle to the local ecosystem, fish were released into Messalonskee Stream with help from local experts.
Published
May 27, 2015

SAD 13 residents to consider budget, new leadership structure

Residents in Bingham and Moscow are being asked to approve a $3.4 million school budget, which includes $15,000 for administrative liaisons.
Published
May 27, 2015

Mid Maine Adult Education graduates 33

Students from Waterville, Winslow and Messalonskee school districts received high school diplomas or equivalency degrees.

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Published
May 27, 2015

LePage’s veto upheld on school attendance bill

Sen. Nate Libby wanted to expand truancy laws.
Published
May 26, 2015

SAD 49 school board pledges to take a broad look at cuts

Voters recommended the board make creative decisions, but Fairfield's town manager has questioned the sustainability of the district itself.
Published
May 26, 2015

Acting University of Maine president to remain an extra year

The contract of Susan Hunter has been extended to 2017.
Published
May 26, 2015

‘Tight’ Gardiner school budget passes last hurdle before referendum

Voters at a regional meeting backed Regional School Unit 11's $22.8 million budget on Tuesday with little opposition.
Published
May 26, 2015

SAD 54 residents approve $34 million budget

The increase will be allocated among the six towns of the Skowhegan-based district if voters OK final numbers in June 9 referendum.