Association President Angela Delorme cited the steep rise in COVID-19 cases as evidence that more safety measures are needed.
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Logistical challenges delay start of pooled testing in Lewiston schools
The Auburn School District aims to begin its pooled testing program next month.
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Auburn students get summer lessons with lemonade stand
A group of four educators from Auburn have been meeting with students in the Family Development neighborhood on Valerie Circle all month to work on literacy and math skills.
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Maine school leaders say the pandemic taught them valuable lessons
School superintendents say the pandemic taught valuable lessons they will carry forward. And proved the strength and resilience of staff and students alike.
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Separate COVID-19 cases at Lewiston and Edward Little high schools cause pause for some spring sports
All sports and activities at Edward Little are suspended until Monday; only some Lewiston teams have been affected.
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Auburn gets two bids for new Edward Little High School construction
Architects opened proposals ranging from $105.4 million to $108.5 million Tuesday afternoon.
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Additional COVID cases reported at Fairvew Elementary in Auburn
Because of the outbreak, the school will be closed until after Christmas break.
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Heads of teachers’ unions ask for more time, flexibility in age of COVID
Eight presidents of western Maine education associations send letter to Sun Journal.
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Lewiston-Auburn teachers face unknowns, but remain confident as school year nears
With only weeks until the start of the school year, three Lewiston and Auburn teachers interviewed by the Sun Journal are unsure how to plan for classes they will teach, yet remain confident they and students will rise to the challenge.