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Schools & Education

Published
March 21, 2022

Auburn middle school may add football program this fall

The school budget would fund the program if approved.
Published
March 20, 2022

More than 100 high school students from Maine compete in 7th Annual Thomas Cup

Over 100 students from across Maine gathered for the 7th annual Thomas Cup, an overnight technology and innovation competition.
Published
March 17, 2022

Leadership comes naturally to Lisbon senior Sean Moore

While the three-sport athlete may best be known for his accomplishments on the ice and field, teachers and coaches say it's his character that stands out most.
Published
March 17, 2022

Investigations of SAD 17 Superintendent Monica Henson continue

Oxford County Sheriff's Office report submitted to District Attorney's Office for review.
Published
March 16, 2022

Auburn School Committee backs plan for playground upgrades, Walton roof replacement

City Council will review the capital improvement plan, some of which will be paid for using federal relief funds.

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Published
March 15, 2022

Principal named for Rumford high school; straw poll favors new Mexico school

Tom Danylik will be lead administrator after serving as interim since last fall.
Published
March 14, 2022

Students steer school bus to safety in Topsham after driver collapses at the wheel

The driver, identified as Arthur McDougall of Lisbon, died Monday. Fourteen Mt. Ararat Middle and High school students were on board at the time.
Published
March 14, 2022

Cape Cod Hill School in New Sharon closes early due to lack of heat

A circulator pump in the furnace was replaced by early afternoon.
Published
March 14, 2022

Oxford Hills school officials say social media threat against high school not credible

Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School was open to students as usual, even as parents complained of vague communications on the matter.
Published
March 14, 2022

Child care providers say industry needs consistent financial support to survive

More than 170 Maine child care centers have shuttered since the beginning of the pandemic, and Gov. Janet Mills has proposed $12 million to fund legislation to increase the wages of workers. But much more may be needed.