Dr. Raymond J. Rice, the provost and vice president for academic and student affairs, will also become the interim president of the campus.
Schools and Education
Local, state and national schools and education news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Cony track might be named after late ‘phenomenal’ coach in Augusta
Taylor Harmon, who died last October, is recalled by student athletes, parents and officials as a benevolent mentor who deserves to be honored with the school track naming.
Colby College plans construction of three athletic fields
The Waterville Planning Board on Monday night will consider the proposal that may be the first step in some other changes to athletic facilities in coming years on the campus.
Sex assault charges being dismissed against former Sacopee Valley ed tech
Prosecutors determine that Zachariah Sherburne had left his job the day before he had a sexual encounter with a student at the school and no longer had disciplinary authority over her.
Oakland residents make pitch to be on RSU 18 cost-sharing committee
Four residents are running for two spots on the committee, which meets every five years to work out how district costs will be shared among Oakland, Rome, Sidney, China and Belgrade.
RSU 9 talks reductions in second round of budget deliberations
After voters rejected a $32.97 million 2016-2017 school budget, the RSU 9 Board of Directors discussed $235,400 in possible reductions.
RSU 4 board cuts $100,000 from budget proposal after voter rejection
A new vote on the revised $18.8 million budget is set for late July in Litchfield, Sabattus and Wales.
Three central Maine teachers among eight statewide Teacher of the Year semifinalists
Teachers from Kingfield, Skowhegan and Oakand are among the remaining candidates for the Maine 2017 Teacher of the Year honor.
RSU 9 directors set timeline for new budget process, begin deliberations
Following the rejection of a proposed $32.97 million budget at the polls on June 14, board members began the profess of seting a new budget.
SAD 74 superintendent to resign in August
Ken Coville, who has worked in the Anson-based school district for 12 years, including five as superintendent, said his last day will be in August and he plans to retire.