All seven towns will preserve the budget validation referendum process for the next three years
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Fairfield-based school district residents reject out-of-balance school budget
The failure to pass the budget comes on the heels of the district reversing several aspects of a controversial administrative restructuring plan that led to a public outcry.
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Anson-based school district residents approve $10.5 million school budget
The budget passed Tuesday marks the second time voters in the Anson-based school district have considered 2019-2020 funding.
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Maine bishop names new superintendent of state’s Catholic schools
Marianne Pelletier is currently the principal of St. Dominic Academy’s Lewiston campus and succeeds Jim King in the superintendent’s job.
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For Mid-Maine Regional Adult Ed graduate, online courses provided path to college
Amanda Landry, 23, earned her high school diploma from the Waterville-based Mid-Maine Regional Adult Community Education program Tuesday night, a ticket to the next stage of her life.
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Justice Department backs parents suing Maine over tuition for religious schools
Three couples are challenging state law and seeking reimbursement for their children’s tuition to religious schools.
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Maine Legislature passes ‘Student Loan Bill of Rights’
With a unanimous vote, the Senate sends Gov. Janet Mills legislation aiming to protect borrowers.
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SAD 49 residents to vote on out-of-balance school budget
Former school board Chair Steve Grenier, who was behind an increase to spending at the May budget meeting, said he is encouraging residents to reject the $27.42 million budget.
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Maranacook’s graduates called ‘incredible ambassadors for our school’
One student is attending Georgetown University, making her the first in her family to obtain a four-year degree.
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Cony High School graduates 160
For Cony High School students, Sunday’s ceremony at the Augusta Civic Center was a chance to take stock of their lives before they move on.