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Schools and Education

Published
January 6, 2015

Bush foundation’s push for digital learning included Maine

Email exchanges show Jeb Bush's Foundation for Excellence in Education pressing to 'advance' online learning in many states.
Published
January 6, 2015

Gorham selects lone finalist for new school superintendent

Heather Perry, a superintendent in Waldo County, will be introduced at a public forum before an official hiring decision.
Published
January 6, 2015

Trustees of Portland’s McAuley High School ponder relocation

With a five-year lease at their Stevens Avenue campus, they begin to consider other real estate options in Portland.
Published
January 5, 2015

South Portland High School open house: photos
Published
January 3, 2015

South Portland’s overhauled high school ready for opening bell

Staffers are excited to get new classrooms ready for students and a ribbon-cutting event on Sunday.

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Published
December 30, 2014

Huge Sanford school project, a model for secondary education, goes to city’s voters Jan. 13

The city will get a new high school and technical center if residents accept $92 million in state funds and approve borrowing.
Published
December 29, 2014

LePage picks adviser to be Maine’s next education commissioner

Tom Desjardins, a senior policy adviser to the governor in education and natural resources, would replace James Rier, who has been on medical leave.
Published
December 27, 2014

Boston makes deal to extend school days by 40 minutes

Elementary and middle school students will get the extra learning time if a union contract is approved.
Published
December 26, 2014

Michigan college guarantees graduates jobs worth more than $37,000

Adrian College says it will make loan payments for those who earn less, calling it 'a big solution to a big problem.'
Published
December 23, 2014

Brunswick schools hope to resolve bullying case out of court

Maine's Human Rights Commission has voted to pursue a lawsuit claiming that Brunswick Junior High didn't do enough about the bullying of a student over 2½ years.