Edward Little Principal Scott Annear said the high school is projected to have a 92%-94% four-year graduation rate for the class of 2024.
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Lewiston, Auburn hit 10-year high for number of homeless students
Other school districts in central and western Maine counted a higher-than-average number of homeless students.
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Auburn School Committee rejects mayor’s request for stricter dress code
Girls volleyball was also upgraded to a full varsity and junior varsity program.
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Auburn residents approve $59.1 million school budget, extra state funds
The school budget was approved by a vote of 776-168, and the special municipal referendum passed 768-172.
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Edward Little High School adds probationary wrestling team
Eight of the Auburn Youth Wrestling Club’s members will be freshmen at Edward Little next year and are expected to join what may be the high school’s first-ever wrestling team.
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Auburn to vote on $59.1 million school budget, hazardous waste cleanup Tuesday
Voters will decide whether to accept an extra $4.6 million to remove hazardous materials at the high school.
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Edward Little High School open for final walkthrough Saturday
In 1961, a Lewiston Daily Sun article quoted officials calling the new high school a “dream come true,” even though it lacked a gym.
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In class or on the trails, success was always in the cards for Edward Little valedictorian
Grad Tidings: One way or another, Edward Little High School senior Ben Condit was determined to find a place on the Williams College Nordic ski team.
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Auburn School Committee approves $59.1 million budget
The School Committee agreed to designate up to an additional $200,000 to reduce the tax impact at the request of Mayor Jason Levesque.
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Auburn raises proposed school budget with extra state funds
The funding will come directly from the state and will not lead to a further increase in proposed tax impact.