A delay in construction springs students to work on teachers’ projects in the vicinity of the school and provides opportunity to participate in design of school.
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Hundreds come to Augusta Elks Lodge on Saturday for school supplies, dwarfing expectations
The turnout showed how much need there is in the community, organizers said.
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Bingham, Moscow receive additional state funding for schools
Budget hearing set for Aug. 31; referendum Sept. 5 for third try on spending package.
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New school year brings new challenges for autistic children
A Winthrop family has tried to maintain as much routine as possible over the summer to help smooth the transition back to school.
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USM receives grant to develop social justice curriculum, courses
The National Education Association grant is intended to give students opportunities and course credit to learn about social justice and diversity.
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Construction on Kennebec Montessori School underway
The $938,000 addition is thanks to a loan program from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Augusta Elks to provide free school supplies on Saturday
The back to school giveaway is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Augusta Elks Lodge at 397 Civic Center Drive.
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Three teachers named finalists for Maine Teacher of the Year
The finalists will now have interviews and a school site visit before the teacher of the year is announced.
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No classrooms yet? No problem for new charter high school in Skowhegan
Cornville Regional Charter School’s ninth grade to begin Monday with a couple of weeks of off-site studies.
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UMaine Presque Isle wins grant initially rejected because of line spacing
Sen. Susan Collins praises the Department of Education’s reversal of an ‘absurd bureaucratic decision.’