Students with disabilities often need extra attention, and their parents are now cut off from the support that schools provide.
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USM ‘pauses’ work on relocating Lewiston campus downtown
LEWISTON — University of Southern Maine officials Tuesday announced they are “temporarily pausing” efforts to sell the Lewiston campus and relocate to Lewiston-Auburn’s downtown area because of the challenges posed by the coronavirus. In a statement, university leadership said they plan to “reassess the situation in the fall.” USM President Glenn Cummings said that despite […]
The show goes on, virtually, for central Maine music teachers
Music teachers at Hall-Dale Middle School, and Richmond Middle and High School are offering private lessons for their students while schools are closed.
School districts are stepping up defense against ‘zoombombing’
The possibility of inappropriate disruptions to Zoom meetings has area districts putting plans in place to prevent them.
RSU 16 schools likely not open until May
Superintendent said webpage best source of information.
Making the most of school closings with snowmen, birdhouses and a sense of history
We asked local students and teachers — homebound because of the coronavirus — how they were spending their time during what would traditionally be a very busy and focused season at school. Today, we present three who responded — all of them making sure to find some fun in the down time.
RSU 16 lists budget meetings, votes
POLAND — Regional School Unit 16 has issued a revised schedule of meetings on the district’s proposed $24.43 million budget for the coming fiscal year that begins July 1, according to Superintendent Ken Healey. Monday, April 13: School Committee meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Poland Regional High School to finalize the budget. Public can view […]
Social needs escalating at Auburn Middle School
The School Committee began budget deliberations for fiscal year 2020-21 on Wednesday night.
State drops proposal that could have cut children’s services
Head of Margaret Murphy Centers for Children said DHHS pulled proposal.
Lewiston educators head to Harlem in search of ideas to address poverty
What they saw, they said, might help transform the community by raising students and families from generations of hardship.