Pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade students would have the option for a full return to school, while high school students would be limited to a hybrid model.
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Farmington area school district voters approve K-12, adult ed budgets
Farmington, Industry, Starks, Temple, Wilton, Chesterville, New Vineyard, New Sharon, Vienna and Weld voted on the spending plans.
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Mt. Blue graduates hailed for their resilience
Many graduates referred to themselves as the “Class of Corona,” instead of the Class of 2020.
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Farmington-based school district considers solar electricity proposal
By entering into a 25 year power provider agreement with Revision Energy, the district could see an annual savings of nearly $150,00.
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UMF, Mallett school collects 1,473 pounds of food
For the first time, W.G. Mallett School and University of Maine at Farmington students collaborated to help local food closets.
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Farmington-based school board hears strategic planning proposals
Consultants from Good Group Decisions of Brunswick and New England School Development Council of Marlborough, Massachusetts, outlined the process for developing long-term plans.
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Farmington area school directors review standards-based grading
The district implemented a hybrid system of standards-based grading and reporting using a traditional 0-100 grading scale at the start of the 2018-19 school year.
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Police: Farmington school district bus lights off when student was hit
“We understand (the child) is OK and is expected to make a full recovery,” Deputy Police Chief Shane Cote said.
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Six-year-old hit by vehicle while waiting for school bus in Farmington
A student was injured by a vehicle Monday morning at a bus stop in Farmington.
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RSU 9 directors review financial audit
The audit of 2017-18 financial records revealed no knowledge of fraud, noncompliance or violations, but several recommendations were made to address deficiencies and concerns.