The college seizes on a chance to house Kurt Cerulli’s baseball memorabilia and mine its rich cultural history.
Schools and Education
Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Winslow Town Council votes to amend school bond question
Councilors also approved bans on truck traffic on Clifford Avenue and Paine Street and smoking in certain areas.
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USM rolls out $15 million plan to help disadvantaged students
The university plans to use the money, of which it has raised $4 million, to fund half the tuition and expenses of program participants.
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Transgender homecoming king spreads ‘love where there’s hate’
The 17-year-old attends Noble High after he being asked to leave a Christian school in New Hampshire.
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RSU 9 voters to consider proposed $33.63 million budget
For the fourth time this budget season, RSU 9 residents to try to come up with a school budget that will pass referendum.
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Monmouth school building plan topic of public meetings this week
Voters in Regional School Unit 2 will decide on the plan for the school during a referendum election in November.
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Oakland educator to serve as Fayette school chief
Joseph Mattos was selected as the new superintendent by the School Committee.
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Mexican mask makers show their skills at Cony High School
Modesto and Manuel Horta spent the day showing students how they carve traditional wooden masks for fiestas and holiday celebrations in Mexico and around the world.
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Music teacher from Dover-Foxcroft named Maine teacher of the year
Kaitlin Young, from SeDoMoCha Elementary School, has been teaching since 2010.
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Winthrop school board chairwoman accuses town officials of harassing superintendent
Virginia Geyer told councilors that Superintendent Gary Rosenthal is employed by the school board and asked them to send all requests, including budget questions, to her.