The RSU 9 board approved an expansion of the district’s International Student Program, aiming to double enrollment and revenue, restore elementary world language programming, and enhance cultural opportunities without requiring local funding.
Rebecca Richard
Staff Writer
Rebecca Richard is a reporter for the Franklin Journal. She graduated from the University of Maine after studying literature and writing. She is a small business owner, wife of 33 years and mom of eight children. Rebecca was born in Florida, but has been in Maine for over 15 years, and in New England since her teen years.
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Farmington-based school board OKs student trip to Canary Islands
The RSU 9 board approved a field trip for 13 students through the school’s International Student Program.
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State Rep. Frost reports on legislative efforts to Fayette Select Board
Sharon Frost addressed local concerns and encouraged public involvement in state policymaking.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Fayette school board reviews projects, repairs, budget
Superintendent and principal Courtney Lyons updated the Fayette Central School Board on facility improvements, upcoming projects, and the budget timeline during the Jan. 14 meeting.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Chesterville preps for key budget, road decisions amid FEMA delays
Chair Eric Hilton outlined Chesterville’s challenges with budget planning, FEMA reimbursement delays, and road project bids ahead of critical decisions at the next Select Board meeting.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Treat Memorial Library fosters homeschool community
Treat Memorial Library’s bi-monthly meetups provide a creative and welcoming space for homeschoolers with a focus on addressing the unique social needs of teens and tweens through crafts, STEM activities, and community engagement.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
RSU 9 board discusses strategic plans and community support
RSU 9 board of directors highlighted progress in reducing absenteeism, successful community engagement events, and the need for innovative strategies to address modern educational challenges during the Jan. 14 meeting.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Kingfield: DEMO container closes for six months
The Kingfield/New Portland Transfer Station has closed its DEMO container and burn pile for six months due to a $45,000 budget shortfall caused by unexpected ash disposal costs.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Strong women’s group supports community
The Strong United Methodist Women’s Group has supported its community for over 100 years through events, financial aid, and collaborative outreach efforts.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Sunrise Movement hosts mending day to promote sustainability
Sunrise Movement of Franklin County hosted a Mending Day event Jan. 8 at the Farmington Public Library to promote sustainability, teach repair skills, and foster community engagement in climate activism.