A staff member tested positive for the virus.
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School panel member: Lewiston parents unhappy with remote instruction
The superintendent says schools cannot open fully under the state’s COVID-19 requirements.
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Face Time: Alisa Roman, school foodie
As director for nutrition and transportation at Lewiston Public Schools, she’s had a full plate during the pandemic.
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Looming deadline may cause schools to leave pandemic relief unspent
School officials are scrambling to use millions of dollars in COVID-19 aid before Dec. 30.
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School survey responses
In July, the Sun Journal sent a survey to superintendents in all public schools in Androscoggin, Oxford and Franklin counties, and to superintendents in Portland, Waterville, Augusta, Winthrop and Bangor. The survey asked six questions.
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Education under siege: Maine’s poorest schools facing ‘uncharted waters’ in the age of COVID
A Sun Journal data analysis shows which schools performed well and which performed poorly before the pandemic, statistics that could soon get worse for Maine’s more disadvantaged students.
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Local schools accommodate staff to avoid shortages
Children of employees afforded special accommodations during the pandemic has raised concerns among residents of RSU 9 based in Farmington. The district is allowing the children of some employees to attend school five days a week while others are required to study remotely two or three days a week. “Not only does this contradict the […]
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‘A good man’: School officer Ken Strout busting stereotypes
The Lewiston policeman is well-liked for his approach to building ties with pupils at the city’s five elementary schools.
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Lewiston pupil tests positive for coronavirus
The McMahon Elementary School fifth-grader and his eight classmates will be quarantined for two weeks.