The $25 increase brings the salary from $90 to $115 a day for those not certified.
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Paris police officer supports community in many ways
Michelle Legare works with students, campers and people in crisis, besides teaching self-defense.
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COVID returns to Oxford Hills, with delta
Unvaccinated children are currently the highest-risk group to infection.
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School buses fail state inspection, SAD 17 loses self-inspection license
SAD 17’s transportation garage is suspended from self-inspecting its school bus fleet for 90 days.
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SAD 17 to borrow $3.6 million to address cash flow issues
Oxford Hills School District directors authorize loan to cover cash shortfall attributed to federal coronavirus relief bill reimbursements.
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SAD 17 Superintendent: ‘Oxford Hills will start school face-to-face in the safest possible way’
A vocal minority of area residents have opposed masks in schools on social media.
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Oxford Hills schools to start the year with masks
With some parents attending and speaking at SAD 17’s school board meeting Monday night, others staged a sidewalk protest in an effort to rally support against masks in schools.
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SAD 17 forms COVID-19 response team
The team will meet to review federal and state guidance and recommend district policies for the ongoing coronavirus.
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SAD 17 ups its online accessibility
PARIS — With a new superintendent at the helm, Oxford Hills School District is expanding its social media presence. Dr. Monica Henson’s first day on the job was July 1. The next day, a Friday, she announced on SAD 17’s Facebook page that she was launching a weekly live-stream called “Friday Facts,” where every Friday […]
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Parents object to Oxford Hills Middle School yearbook cover with political messages
Advertising for yearbook orders did not show political messages printed on the front and back.