When students enter the reset room at Moscow Elementary School, their hearts might be pounding in anger. Their fists might be clenched in frustration. They might be worked up because of all the noise their classmates are making. Sometimes, they just need a break. In the reset room they reflect on what they’re feeling. They […]
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Lewiston JMG students work in support of YWCA
Lewiston JMG students, from left, Ben Beaucage, Ramadhan Bishar and Kamron Bisson install a fence around the after-school programs play area at the YMCA. JMG students have been motivated, putting in hours in support of the YWCA. They take on new projects every year, from painting to building playground equipment. Lewiston JMG students Ubah Aden, left, […]
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Saint Dominic Academy lists third quarter honor roll
AUBURN/LEWISTON — The principals of Saint Dominic Academy have announced the honor roll for the third quarter of the 2017-2018 school year. The following students of Saint Dominic Academy’s Auburn campus, grades seven to 12, have been named to the honor roll. Principal’s List Grade 11: Vanessa Bussiere, Abigail Castonguay, Paige Cote, Alexandra Hammerton, Avery […]
Posted inConnections, The Franklin Journal
Franklin Memorial Hospital to host health careers exploration camp
FARMINGTON — Franklin Community Health Network will once again host a Summer Scrub Club Camp taking place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, June 19-22, at Franklin Memorial Hospital. The camp is designed to introduce participants to a wide variety of careers available in health care and is open to all students […]
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RSU 9 directs that bullying, harassment and hazing be added to student activities code of conduct
FARMINGTON — The Regional School Unit 9 board of directors has directed members of the board’s policy committee to include rules against bullying, hazing and harassment in a draft version of a policy governing student conduct. The revised code-of-conduct policy for extracurricular and co-curricular activities for middle and high school students was given a first […]
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Five Lewiston High School students charged with assault
LEWISTON — Police charged five Lewiston High School students last week with assaulting a 16-year-old student on school property. The five freshmen were issued summonses for misdemeanor assault Thursday by the school’s resource officer, Lt. David St. Pierre said Monday. Their names have not been released because they are juveniles, St. Pierre said. The assault happened […]
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Monmouth students serve as Honorary Pages
Monmouth Academy students Logan Farr and Rowan Larrabee served as Honorary Pages in the Maine Senate on March 15. They were the guests of Sen. Shenna Bellows, Manchester. Monmouth student Josh Gunnells was shadowing Rep. Kent Ackley, C-Monmouth, for the day. From left are Farr, Larrabee, Bellows, Gunnells and Ackley.
Posted inConnections, Rumford Falls Times
Dirigo recognizes outstanding classroom work
These Dirigo High School students were recognized by their teachers for outstanding work in their classes last month. From left are Gabrielle White, Bridge Year English; Damieu Nadeau, Physical Education; Devon Fletcher, AP U.S. History; Spencer Jacques, Advanced World Studies; Alexa Perreault, English 9; Elizabeth Raheb, Physics; Tori Bellegarde, Science.
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Scarborough superintendent tries to halt student voter registration drive
The Scarborough school superintendent took steps Thursday to halt a student voter registration drive at Scarborough High School that was meant to drum up support for recall petitions aimed at ousting three school board members. Superintendent Julie Kukenberger announced her effort in an email to the school community after about 30 seniors walked from the […]
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Support students; change policies
Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, have taken a stand to try and stop the senseless killings that have plagued this great nation. It is quite clear that the nation’s leaders in Washington are unable or unwilling to mount a serious attempt to stop the killings. Why do some issues have […]