Legislation now awaiting the governor’s signature shifts responsibility for paying charter school tuition from local districts to the state.
Schools and Education
Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Bingham students follow through on screen-free pledge
During Screen-Free Week, students and community members put down electronics in favor of other activities like hiking, museum visits and community service.
UMaine Fort Kent president announces retirement
The announcement by Wilson Hess is the latest in a series of changes in top leadership in the seven system campuses that have left only two permanent presidents.
Do we really need more architects in Maine?
Do we really need more architects in Maine? As a professor of architecture in the state of Maine’s only professional architecture program, this is a question I am often asked. The answer is clear to me: of course we do. After all, training the next generation of architects in Maine is what I have spent […]
Augusta school officials present budget to council
Reliance on fund balance account amid state cost shifting worries officials seeking to maintain level of efficient, quality education.
SAD74 residents approve $9.4 million budget
After Thursday night’s district budget meeting, the budget must win voters’ approval in a May 12 referendum in order to be adopted.
Fairfield councilors warn of school tax hike
Information session to be held Thursday on proposed budget, which carries about a 5 percent increase.
SAD 74 committee recommends review of cost sharing
Anson-based district school board will consider reviewing formula after Embden residents said they pay too much.
Jobs for Maine’s Graduates celebrates students at career conference
Hundreds of students from the non-profit organization gathered at the Augusta Civic Center Wednesday.
Winthrop school officials tout efficiency upgrades
$1 million bond used for new windows, boilers at middle school, a grade school roof, in addition to other projects.