The bond covers the closing of Winslow Junior High School and renovating the high school and elementary school to make room for displaced students.
Schools and Education
Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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SAD 54 budget of $35.7 million well on its way to approval
The town of Cornville has yet to report returns over the budget that us up 2.56 percent over last year’s.
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Academic science rife with sexual harassment, report says
The hierarchical nature of the field can make it difficult to report and root out such behavior.
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Alternative education program builds confidence, enthusiasm – and a canoe
A boat-building project melded with math, science and other lessons inspires Old Orchard Beach students who struggle in typical classes.
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Bullied N.H. girl tells school board about death threat
She says her parents contacted the school about it, but the bullying continues.
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Augusta school board to consider approving budget after residents vote
Voters Tuesday will weigh in on a $30.5 million Augusta school budget that city councilors have OK’d after trimming $300,000 from what school board members endorsed.
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Cony valedictorian tells graduates that high school is just the prologue
144 seniors attended commencement ceremony Sunday at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Mt. Blue grads told graduation is time to redefine yourself
The Farmington high school graduated 137 students Sunday.
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To Mount View High School graduates: ‘You have a responsibility to make an impact’
Superintendent Paul Austin speaks to the school’s 110 graduates Sunday afternoon.
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One special student reaches crossroads at Mt. Blue High graduation
For Leah Stinson’s family, graduation means they’ll be figuring out how to get disability services and continue her education after Regional School District 9.