The Republican’s measure draws criticism from educators and the ACLU.
Schools and Education
News about schools and education from the Portland Press Herald.
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El Faro research catches eye of TV producer
A Thornton Academy student uncovers new information working on a history project.
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UMF to move its early childhood learning center to renovated space in town
Officials say it will enhance programming while also saving the university money by not having to construct a new building.
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Husson professor wins Fulbright scholarship
Greg Winston will study Irish poetry as part of his award.
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One student injured in Bowdoin dorm fire
An early-morning fire started by a candle was quickly extinguished by the sprinker system, the fire chief says.
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Florida 6th-grader charged with misdemeanor after refusing to recite Pledge of Allegiance
But a school district spokesman says the student was arrested for being disruptive and refusing to follow instructions.
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Racist incident at Kennebunk school grows into wider conflict
Rosa Slack, a former teacher at the school, files a complaint, saying the district retaliated after she accused them of not adequately backing her up.
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Lewiston grad Elijah Solis on learning life skills, chasing dreams
After a failed bid to get hired at Disney World and a stint in the Marines, the 23-year-old made his TV debut on “Magnum P.I.’ two weeks ago.
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State education funding projections hold good news for southern Maine districts
Preliminary figures based on Gov. Janet Mills’ budget, released Friday, show relief for districts where state funding decreased last year.
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Students show their mettle in precision-machining competition
Technical high school students from across Maine test their ability to fabricate metal parts – and hone their skills for well-paid jobs.