Students at Stratton Elementary School designed posters on the theme “Tick Wise.” Each poster illustrated at least one tick prevention tip.
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MSAD 58 to reconfigure school district, create middle school
In the 2022-23 school year, grades pre-kindergarten through four will be split between Kingfield and Phillips elementary schools. Grades five through eight will move to a single middle school at the current location of Strong Elementary School.
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Michelle Tranten to resign as principal at Mt. Abram High School, superintendent says
Tranten, principal of the school since 2015, had been the target of a “no confidence” vote reportedly signed by half of the student body earlier this month.
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Three grades at Kingfield school switched to remote learning
Another case of COVID-19 prompted the decision.
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Eighth graders at Phillips school in remote learning
With five positive cases of COVID-19 in the eighth grade class, students will be in remote instruction through Friday, Oct. 8.
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Phillips school closed due to COVID-19 cases and significant close contacts
Classes are scheduled to resume Oct. 12.
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Strong resident indicted on terrorizing charges related to school lockdown
Christian A. Richards is accused of “communicating threats” to Strong Elementary School staff.
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Eustis school to continue remote learning for week; MSAD 58 and Rangeley schools return to in-person learning
Schools in all three systems went to remote learning Monday.
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Strong school goes to remote learning after case of COVID-19
An individual associated with the school recently tested positive for the virus.
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MSAD 58 to present budget to voters Tuesday
The meeting to review the $10.3 million proposal will be held live on YouTube at 6 p.m.