The new handbook comes as the district prepares to start using the platform MagicSchool AI in the fall.
Madeleine Kaptein
Madeleine is a community reporter for Gorham, Buxton and Standish. She started her journalism career in Vermont, where she reported for Seven Days and served as the editor-in-chief of Middlebury College's student newspaper, The Campus. In her free time, she enjoys horror novels, long walks and spending time by the water. She lives in Portland.
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Sebago Lake scenic overlook in Standish closed at night due to vandalism
The parking lot will be closed from dusk to dawn for at least three days.
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Waterboro man arrested, charged with dragging Limington landowner with ATV
Devin Lafrance is facing multiple charges stemming from the altercation last week.
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Meet Bonny Eagle school district’s new superintendent
Brian Campbell wants to focus on building trust in the MSAD 6 community and supporting student growth in his first months on the job.
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Bonny Eagle voters pass $73M budget, elect board members
The MSAD 6 budget passed 4,227 to 3,028 and incumbent Cynthia Meserve and Dara Crawford won the contested school board races.
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Standish elects town councilors, planning board member
Susan Brawn, Brian Libby and Benjamin Marci claim spots on the Town Council and Isabel Higgins won the Area 1 planning board seat. The capital budget articles passed.
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Gorham voters approve $60.4M school budget
The budget passed, 3,216-2,188.
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Incumbent, newcomer win seats on Buxton board of selectmen
Board chair David Field, however, was not re-elected.
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Ogunquit’s Pride tradition remains strong
Saturday’s celebrations in the historically LGBTQ+ destination showed that the town’s Pride spirit is as lively as ever.
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Gorham approves data center moratorium
It bans all large-scale data center project development in town for at least 180 days.