The School Committee will consider the superintendent’s selections for reorganization when it meets in August.
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SMCC cuts four jobs, fearing loss of funding
School subsidies could drop by $550,000 if Congress fails to approve new money for Medicaid.
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Hall School group told to halt own fundraising
Boosters of the Many Rivers program will join PTO efforts so the whole school will benefit.
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Mainer among ‘most beautiful’ on Capitol Hill
Jessa Merrill, a Kennebunkport native, is particularly good at spotting Secret Service agents.
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Island schools to study energy use
The Island Institute launches an educational program funded by Time Warner Cable.
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Open wide and say … drilling, filling may spark dental careers
High-school students try their hand on simulators at UNE’s Exploration Camp.
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New formula leaves some grads uncounted
Maine grapples with a federal way of calculating high school graduation rates as it focuses on raising its percentage to 90.
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Trash problem shuts down Raymond Beach
The town says the beach on Sebago Lake has been abused as a ‘dumping ground.’
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School Committee chairman won’t seek re-election
Peter Eglinton says he needs more time to spend with his family.
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Human waste closes Raymond Beach indefinitely
Cumberland County Sheriff’s deputies will patrol the area and violators will be prosecuted by the town.