Superintendent Elkington reversed a timeline change to ensure outgoing board members could vote on the electronic devices policy.
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Blue Crew Robotics faces loss of workspace at Mt. Blue Campus
Blue Crew Robotics Team 6153 urges community support after learning it must vacate its robotics space despite a season of major awards and outreach.
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Mt. Blue board reviews summer plans, student needs
The RSU 9 Board met June 12 to approve the 2025-26 budget, discuss staffing and policy updates, and hear reports on nutrition and student support programs.
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W.G. Mallett School Grandparents Day, art show celebrate creativity
W. G. Mallett School welcomed 350 grandparents and showcased student art.
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Final Jamie Beth Shible Scholarship awarded at Mt. Blue High School
Alexis Visuano was honored with the final award, celebrating 26 years of Jamie’s legacy.
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Mt. Blue celebrates global student exchange and Canary Islands trip
Students shared experiences of feeling welcomed and exploring new cultures.
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Mayhew vies for Wilton RSU 9 seat in June school election
Griffin Mayhew, a Mt. Blue alumnus, aims to bring transparency and student-focused leadership to the RSU 9 board.
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Chesterville Select Board approves bid for truck
Board OKs $25K truck bid and urges residents to oppose RSU 9 budget hike.
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Mt. Blue, Foster CTE Center spotlight student success
At the May 13 RSU 9 board meeting, leaders from Mt. Blue High School and Foster CTE Center highlighted student engagement initiatives, academic recognition and program growth.
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Unified literacy strategy adopted in Farmington-area school district, AI eyed in tech planning
RSU 9 will implement a districtwide literacy approach beginning with K-1 students next year and plans to integrate artificial intelligence as part of a new technology roadmap. The district also received a $46,500 grant to support summer programs.