Regional School Unit 72 in Fryeburg set a special meeting Monday to address the situation.
Steve Sherlock
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Auburn schools to update physical restraint and seclusion policy
The changes will keep the department in compliance with state law.
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HopSkipDrive to help Lewiston students with transportation needs
A group called Care Drivers will utilize smaller vehicles to transport students with mobility challenges or who require one-on-one care.
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Auburn tightens rules on student cellphone use
Teachers are reporting that the bell-to-bell policy has students more engaged in class.
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Cardi the dog is a ‘rock star’ at Leeds Central School
A new therapy dog is making a difference at the elementary school.
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Move to investigate Lewiston School Committee member’s residency is rejected
The committee voted 5-4 Monday against an investigation, with the member and his campaign manager voting against the measure.
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St. Dom’s high school to reopen at iconic Peck Building in Lewiston
The diocese closed the Auburn campus at the end of the 2024-25 school year after 84 years, citing low enrollment and operating losses.
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6-year-old marked by trauma struggles with switch to Lewiston schools
The girl’s family says she was thriving at Margaret Murphy Center for Children in Auburn before being moved to a new program in Lewiston.
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Poland-based school district envisions difficult budget decisions for next spring
Property values continue to rise and enrollment has dropped by 53 students, both of which could lower state aid for Regional School District 16.
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Groundhogs digging holes around Lisbon athletic fields becoming safety issue
‘One night (staff) filled all the holes with dirt right before a game and the next morning they were all dug out with vengeance,’ Superintendent Richard Green said.