AUGUSTA — After struggling to recruit and retain an executive director, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Kennebec Valley has closed its capital city office and a Rockland-based organization is seeking to take its place, group officials said Thursday.
Susan McMillan
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kennebec Valley closes
AUGUSTA — After struggling to recruit and retain an executive director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kennebec Valley has closed its capital city office and a Rockland-based organization is seeking to take its place, group officials said Thursday.
Virtual charter schools go back to drawing board
AUGUSTA — The two groups seeking to start virtual charter schools have withdrawn their applications but plan to reapply for the next school year.
We want YOU! Vaughan Homestead Foundation seeking more volunteers
HALLOWELL — Since the Vaughan Homestead Foundation formed in 2003, it has focused on maintaining the historic home, archiving its contents and continuing the traditions of annual visits by Hall-Dale students and public access to Vaughan Woods.
College of William & Mary refutes Gov. LePage’s claim of test for Maine applicants
AUGUSTA — When Gov. Paul LePage made an unscripted — and apparently incorrect — claim last week about the admissions policy at the College of William & Mary, the governor was drawing upon what a college employee had told him at least seven years ago.
William & Mary: LePage’s remark about college’s strict admissions for Mainers false
AUGUSTA — When Gov. Paul LePage made an unscripted — and apparently incorrect — claim last week about the admissions policy at the College of William & Mary, the governor was drawing upon what a college employee had told him at least seven years ago.
Remedial classes bad for students, colleges alike
AUGUSTA — Every year, thousands of students enrolling in Maine colleges and universities find out they lack the needed reading, writing or math skills to take even basic courses.
No painless solutions to needs for remedial college classes
AUGUSTA — Every year, thousands of students enrolling in Maine colleges and universities find out they lack the basic reading, writing or math skills to take even basic courses.
Kids Count study ranks Maine high for healthy kids and good communities, finds state lacking in education
AUGUSTA — Maine does well in providing for its children’s health and family and community environments, but they fare less well in education and economic well-being.
Maine children ranked 13th in ‘Kids Count’ survey
AUGUSTA — Maine does well in providing for its children’s health and family and community environments, but they fare less well in education and economic well-being.