Actors and technical crews from Waterville, Winslow, Lawrence and Maine Central Institute say they are working in theater arts to learn skills, enjoy camaraderie.
Schools and Education
Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
SAD 74 residents spurn tax formula adjustment
The proposed shift in local additional funds would have meant that residents in Anson and Solon would pay slightly more and residents in Embden and New Portland slightly less.
Farmington art gallery puts area youth in the artistic spotlight
Upcountry Artists’ Youth Art Exhibition in downtown Farmington features a two-month-long display made up of 60 pieces of artwork made by Regional School Unit 9 students in grades K-8.
UMaine System keeps tuition in deep freeze
In a deal with Gov. LePage, trustees agree to a sixth year of the same in-state figure, a rarity at a time of rising college costs nationwide.
Palestinian teacher awarded $1 million Global Teaching Prize
The inaugural prize last year went to Nancie Atwell, an English teacher from Maine.
UMF’s Biomass Central Heating Plant a statement on environmental stewardship
Sunday ceremony marks the opening of the $11 million plant that replaces 95 percent of the 390,000 gallons of fossil fuel used on campus.
Youth Art Month Exhibition kicks off in Farmington
The monthlong show displays more than 60 pieces by area schoolchildren.
Free prom dress giveaway set for Gardiner
The Cinderella Project of Maine will be giving away prom dresses April 16 at Gardiner Area High School.
RSU 9 directors approve hiring new Mt. Blue Middle School principal
Skowhegan Area Middle School teacher Jason Bellerose will replace Gary Oswald, who is retiring at the end of the school year.
High school art show underway in downtown Augusta
The show, called ‘Higher Forms of Art,’ runs through April 2 at the University of Maine at Augusta’s Handley Hall.