The school district first tried to upgrade its elementary school report cards in 2008, but push back from parents meant the adoption of a dual reporting system.
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RSU 9 board to make a third attempt at budget Tuesday
After two meetings to make significant budget cuts, the board will reconvene to address the rejected $32.25 million budget.
Kingfield to meet Monday to discuss split from SAD 58
After a feud between the teachers association and the school board resulted in a failed budget, Kingfield residents began looking into proceeding independently.
RSU 4 board approves budget
School members representing Litchfield, Sabattus and Wales agreed to send an $18.5 million budget package to voters.
RSU 9 board makes little headway in trimming budget
Ross Clair of Chesterville asked, “Do we have any meat and potatoes where we’re going to make some cuts tonight?”
Voters approve RSU 18 budget on second try
The $34.4 million spending plan won 55 percent of the vote in the five-town school district in a ballot referendum Tuesday.
SAD 58 communities approve $9.4 million school budget
Avon passed budget 17-3, Kingfield 54-10, Strong 54-18, and Phillips 18-17.
Kingfield must ‘explore all angles’ of SAD 58 split, former teacher says
Brian Twitchell, who resigned as a Mt. Abram High School teacher because of issues with the district, says it’s about ‘what’s best for the kids.’
UMaine System administrator named interim UMA president
The University of Maine System announced Monday that Rebecca Wyke, the system’s vice chancellor for finance and administration and treasurer, will serve as interim president of the University of Maine at Augusta.
Unity College president Stephen Mulkey to retire
Mulkey, who led the school’s effort to divest its investments in fossil fuels, will leave the position on Dec. 31.