Peace is a big part of the curriculum at the Montessori school, where student enrollment is growing and a new grade level was added this year, school officials said.
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Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Maine poet laureates set to read at UMF event
Maine Poet Laureate Stuart Kestenbaum and previous Poet Laureate Wesley McNair will give a joint reading of their work Thursday at the Emery Community Center for the Arts on the University of Maine at Farmington campus.
Architect chosen for Winslow Junior High School student relocation plan
Portland-based Stephen Blatt Architects was chosen for the work and officials expect to have a cost estimate in a few months for moving junior high students to the elementary and high schools.
Loss of two dances doesn’t sit well with some South Portland students
One says many students are being punished for the behavior of a few, while others note that dances are key fundraisers for the prom.
Waterville planners approve proposal for 75-bed dorm at Thomas College
Construction will not take place this fall as initially planned.
Unity College class researches possible surface water leak into sewer line by campus
Undergraduate students are doing the hands-on project on behalf of the Unity Utilities District.
‘Time to invest’: UMaine System seeks 12% increase in state funding
System officials say that trustees likely will have to raise tuition and fees if state funding falls short of the request.
Two political scholars speak at election forum at UMA
More than 100 people attended the event, which highlighted the potential impact of this election on Maine.
Former Monmouth Academy teacher reflects on time in Turkey, Pakistan
Bonnie Green, who spent six years teaching high school English in the two countries, said she felt safe in both countries when she taught there.
Technology helps schools like Madison cope with shortage of foreign language teachers
New technology in the classroom is helping schools to continue providing instruction in the absence of teachers, but some educators say it’s not a permanent replacement.