Warren Newton, who was fired in 2015 from his job at the Augusta campus, agrees to drop all claims under the terms of a settlement.
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Skowhegan’s Coffee and Conversation session Tuesday night reveals plans for a charter high school
Cornville Regional Charter School hopes to take over the former Holland’s Variety Drug store downtown.
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Madison officials discuss how best to use additional state aid
More than $500,000 received by the Madison school district will remain in the district’s carryover account for the time being, though officials are discussing ways it could offset future taxes.
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Muslim boy’s family sues over arrest for homemade clock
The teen’s family says the arrest violated his civil rights and forced them to leave the U.S.
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School funding commission sets meeting dates
The commission, which was assessed a $500 fine for a private meeting, is tasked with reforming the funding formula.
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Peter Ré leaves a legacy of music at Colby, Waterville and beyond
The 35-year Colby College music professor, musician, composer, pianist and conductor who left a lasting mark on the city is remembered as brilliant, thoughtful, Amy Calder writes.
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Maine Academy of Natural Sciences holds graduation ceremony for 12 students
Fourth commencement as charter school takes place at Moody Chapel on Good Will-Hinckley campus.
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Maine Central Institute announces $6.5 million capital campaign
The Pittsfield school’s fundraising effort is part of its 150th anniversary celebration, and alumni were told of the campaign Saturday during Reunion Weekend.
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Maine Academy of Natural Sciences to graduate 12 students Saturday
The class of 2016 endured a number of changes during their time at the school, including the move to a new building and changes in leadership, but ‘kept their eye on the prize’ of graduating, said Principal Tonya Arnold.
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Former Waterville principal Reiter, DA seek agreement in criminal case of propositioning student
A Kennebec County court hearing on an official oppression charge against Don Reiter, the former Waterville Senior High School principal fired for asking a student for sex, was postponed until October while the parties try to reach an agreement in the case.