Due to state law, the district is only required to evaluate probationary staff, not staff on continuing contracts for the 21-22 schoolyear.
Franklin County Maine
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Mt. Blue school board adds diverse authors to curriculum, debates approval process for new books
The works include experiences of African American slaves and a child imprisoned in America’s Japanese internment camps.
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Farmington school board adds diverse authors to curriculum, debates approval process for new books
The works included experiences of African American slaves and a child imprisoned in America’s Japanese internment camps.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton moves forward with food sovereignty, approves new ATV access
The ATV access would connect the Temple trail system with the Whistle Stop Trail.
Posted inFranklin, Health, Local & State
September was the worst month of the pandemic for Franklin County
Franklin County saw more new cases in September than any other month since COVID-19 surfaced in Maine.
Posted inFranklin, The Franklin Journal
Wilton Select Board considers marijuana business licensing fees
The fees initially proposed were based on the average of those in nearby towns and cities.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Farmington takes no action on proposed increase in commissioners
If voters approve increasing the number of commissioners from three to five, a section of Farmington would be split off and become part of another district.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
New Yorker attends first agricultural fair
Staff Writer Kay Neufeld visited the 180th Farmington Fair and it was unlike anything she’s seen.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Sandy River Players to present ‘Lend Me a Tenor’
The Sandy River Players will do a run of ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ by Ken Ludwig Oct. 1-3.
Posted inFranklin, Schools & Education, The Franklin Journal
Farmington school board maintains COVID-19 guidelines
Regional School Unit 9 directors upheld the universal masking mandate and were advised of newly acquired rapid tests.