The 15-year old from Livermore is the third high school student to be barred from the campus in less than a month.
Schools & Education
News and information about schools and education from the Sun Journal.
Voters approve a $5.48 million grant for vocational school in Mexico
The money will enhance welding, culinary arts and outdoor skills and leadership programs.
RSU 10 voters approve $91.8 million school for Mexico
It is the second time the project has been supported by voters.
RSU 4 voters approve corrective budget validation referendum
Residents of Wales, Sabattus and Litchfield vote yes on corrected warrant article for additional local funds.
Lisbon voters pass firetruck purchase, elect 2 to School Committee
Laura Craig and Kelli Rogers received the highest number of votes, earning them each a three-year term on the Lisbon School Committee.
Gender identity policy debate continues during SAD 17 school board meeting
PARIS — Public concern and input about Maine School Administrative School District 17’s proposed policy ACAAA gender identity continued Monday night when about 30 community members attended the school board of directors’ meeting. In an 11-7 vote, directors approved the first reading of the policy during their Oct. 17 meeting. A community forum was held […]
Too young to vote, Lisbon teen helps work the polls instead
After attending Dirigo Girls’ State this summer, Helena Kay preregistered to vote at 16 and applied to be a poll worker.
Lisbon teen dies Monday evening
The Lisbon school district has activated its crisis response team and will have extra counselors at Lisbon High School the rest of the week.
Over half of Lisbon schools’ water fixtures test above state threshold for lead
LISBON — Six out of 10 water fixtures in Lisbon schools have been found to have lead levels above the state threshold, according to results from the Maine Drinking Water program. Under a 2019 law, all Maine schools are required to submit water samples from all fixtures used for drinking or cooking to a lab […]
Lewiston superintendent warns parents to consider contingency plans due to low staffing
Staffing levels in some Lewiston schools are low enough that a school could be closed or move to remote learning in the coming days, according to Jake Langlais.