The 15 defendants include CEOs, investment executives, real estate developers and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
Schools & Education
News and information about schools and education from the Sun Journal.
Loss of Special Olympics funding would hurt Maine’s Unified sports programs
Special Olympics Maine receives about 8 percent of its funding from federal grants it uses to support Unified sports programs in 107 schools across the state.
Bill would create office to aid Mainers with student debt, rein in loan servicers
Mainers have more than $6 billion in student debt, exacerbated by predatory practices of the student loan industry.
Voices supporting bill to ban Native American mascots outnumber opponents at hearing
Members of the public, including a number of advocates for keeping the Skowhegan Indian nickname, packed the hearing to offer their views on the emotionally charged issue.
UMaine trustees advance renewable-energy contract worth up to $165 million
They OK up to $4.2 million for Honeywell International to solidify the design of a biomass boiler and $1.5 million for the the university to hire its own experts.
Bill would ban use of Indian mascots in Maine public schools
Lawmakers will take public testimony Monday, less than a week after Skowhegan residents called on their school board to restore ‘Indians’ as the school mascot.
Kenyan who gave earnings to poor wins $1 million teacher prize
The annual Global Teacher Prize is awarded to Peter Tabichi in Dubai.
RLRS PTA Cabin Fever Reliever Fundraiser
March 29th- Save the Date!
PRE-K at Rangeley Lakes Regional School
Public forum on April 9th
From the Principal
Spring update from Rangeley Lakes Regional School