Reza Namin, who made waves throughout the course of his one-year term as superintendent of School Administrative District 49, wrote in an email Tuesday to school staff that he has accepted a position with another organization.
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Strawberries nearly two weeks late this year, and wet weather hasn’t helped
The abnormally cool and damp spring conditions are to blame for stalled production in the strawberry fields.
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Posted inAmy Calder, Columns, Local & State, Morning Sentinel
Amy Calder: Grateful for the farmer
Central Maine farmers work hard and have little or no time off, but they live in paradise.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
SAD 49 superintendent says variety of reasons account for staff resignations
Reza Namin said at least one other employee is leaving because he did not like an administrative restructuring plan.
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Fairfield-area school board approves revised $27.36 million budget
The latest budget proposal includes $214,916 in new spending and funds both a pre-kindergarten program in Albion and an additional Reading Recovery program teacher.
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Fairfield area school board looks to revise out-of-balance budget
After hearing from residents Monday night, the board will reconvene Thursday to make changes and hopefully finalize a budget.
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RSU 49 to offer Summer Food Service Program
Sites include Benton Elementary, Fairfield Primary, Lawrence Junior High, Clinton Elementary school cafeterias.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
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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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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Lawrence High School graduates told to ‘push through the negative’
Former Principal Mark Campbell delivered opening remarks and handed out diplomas at Thursday’s commencement, a move cheered by many students.