Superintendent Jake Langlais will take a “pulse” of the situation in schools day by day for the next few weeks.
Lewiston High School
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Officials say 10-year-old Midwest boy was source of threat to Lewiston High School
The threat had circulated on social media over the weekend and caused some parents to keep their children home from school.
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Expanded program brings more hands-on learning to new Edward Little High School
Some of Lewiston Regional Technical Center’s most in-demand courses are now at the new Auburn high school, with more planned in the next few years.
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Lewiston School Committee tables talks on student theater Maine Inside Out operation in Lewiston school
LEWISTON — The School Committee voted 6-3 Monday night to table discussions about an agreement to allow Maine Inside Out to continue its work to create original theater with Lewiston Middle and High school students. With committee members Elizabeth Eames, Tanya Whitlow and Chairman Megan Parks voting against tabling the issue, committee members were split […]
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Police investigate bomb threat at Lewiston High School
Students were evacuated for about a half hour, and law enforcement was contacted.
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Lewiston High School recognizes honor roll students
Lewiston High School has announced its fourth quarter honor roll for the 2022-23 academic year. First Honors Grade 9: Martha Abraham, Irelyn Ackley, Youssouf Ahmed, Ema Bastos, Ella Beaudoin, Cooper Beaulieu, Hailey Bellemare, Zara Bimbi, Evan Brousseau, Klara Cloutier, Anna Mae Coffin, Brooklynn Crowley and Abigail Cushman. Also, Mohamed Dakane, Mya DeRose, William Diamond-Stanic, Arianna […]
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Lewiston schedules public forum on use of athletic fields
The Franklin Pasture Sports Complex concession stand was broken into and vandalized Friday evening just three days after the Lewiston City Council decided to close the turf fields to the public.
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Photo: Lewiston council considering closing public access to high school playing fields
School and city officials are looking for ways to respond to the pet waste, trash, debris and wear caused by public access.
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Lewiston senior running all the way to Vermont college with a scholarship
Grad Tidings: It was the summer before his senior year when Lewiston senior Adam Bilodeau realized that running could take him places.