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Schools and Education

Published
January 27, 2015

Proposed Augusta school budget up 5.5 percent

The school board chairwoman says this is her fifth budget, and all of them undergo changes before final approval.
Published
January 27, 2015

UMA interim President Glenn Cummings finalist for USM job

The Portland resident said he wants to stay in a leadership role in the UMaine system.
Published
January 26, 2015

University system to consolidate administrative units

Trustees are also overhauling academics, divesting coal holdings and selecting USM presidential finalists.
Published
January 26, 2015

UMaine System to consolidate administration, keep 7 campuses and presidents

Trustees also divest some coal investments, and have identified finalists for the position of USM president.
Published
January 23, 2015

Community college system names interim president

Derek Langhauser will replace John Fitzsimmons, who was president for 24 years and resigned last week under pressure.

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Published
January 21, 2015

UMaine Farmington to offer ski management certification

An Alpine Operation Certification program curriculum will be introduced next fall and will draw on central Maine ski resorts in the course of study.
Published
January 15, 2015

Unity College to begin offering master’s program

The Maine Board of Education voted Thursday to approve the college offering a master's degree in professional science.
Published
January 15, 2015

UMA received $1 million donation for capital campaign

The donation puts the University of Maine at Augusta more than halfway to its goal of $5 million for the 50th Anniversary Fund campaign.
Published
January 14, 2015

Skowhegan school board member resigns

The Board of Selectmen has asked anyone interested in appointment to the SAD 54 Board of Directors to send a letter of interest by Jan. 27.
Published
January 14, 2015

Maine Community College System president resigning

John Fitzsimmons fears Gov. Paul LePage would cut system’s funding if he stayed on.