The 1954 school is the oldest of the city’s four public elementary schools.
Schools and Education
Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Lincoln Academy suspends administrator after arrest on drunken-driving charge
Associate Head of School Andrew Mullin, who will miss 12 days of work and be referred to a counselor, issues a public apology.
Former Waterville Senior High principal Reiter still subject of NH police probe
The New Ipswich police chief says he expects a decision in the case within three weeks, more than a year after allegations surfaced that Reiter had improper relations with students while an educator there.
Legislative committee endorses Robert Hasson to be education commissioner
Hasson, a former teacher and superintendent, has been acting commissioner since November.
Augusta to consider applying for state funding to replace Hussey Elementary School
The school board plans to vote on the application Thursday.
Alternative facts aren’t fake, they’re real
While the term “alternative fact” has quickly become synonymous in political discussion with a lie or falsehood, a wider view of the debate reveals there aren’t always simple answers in serious conversations, James Cook writes.
High school students give Rosie the Riveter new look and new message
The iconic World War II-era figure now wears a hijab and says ‘We Belong Here’ on a T-shirt designed by high school students.
Curriculum director in Litchfield, Wales, Sabattus school district to replace outgoing superintendent
Andrew Carlton has worked as an administrator and special education teacher in several central Maine school districts and will become superintendent of RSU 4 in July.
UMaine System trustees vote to make Machias campus part of flagship
Under the new structure, UMM will keep its name and degree-granting authority, and will be led by an academic dean who reports to the president of UMaine in Orono.
Cost to attend UMaine System likely to top $19,000 next year
Following a six-year tuition freeze, ‘now it is time to invest,’ Chancellor James Page says.