Now living in Mexico, she also says in a letter that not enough was done to raise money to keep the Portland institute open.
Schools and Education
News about schools and education from the Portland Press Herald.
Catherine McAuley High School says it will sever ties to Catholic Church, not traditions
The all-girls school founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1969 says that ending its Catholic affiliation next year will give its board more local control and ‘open the doors to other girls.’
Two of 4 Maine charter school applicants advance to next stage
Three spots remain before Maine hits the state law’s 10-school cap for charter schools.
Maine charter school students get to make art in good taste
Edible art is part of the four revolving courses of art and music each week at the Cornville Regional Charter School.
Campus nearing goal of heating with much less oil
The biomass plant going up at the University of Maine in Farmington will help reduce climate-changing emissions.
Group pushing for ballot measure to tax wealthy Mainers to fund education
With the state falling short of its 55 percent requirement, proponents of the plan call for a new tax on high-income households to benefit schools.
Maine school officials say program is helping raise test scores, reduce discipline problems
The program is a collaborative approach targeting ninth-graders that has brought discipline problems down, officials say.
Concerns about grinding prompt Gorham High to cancel school dances
The prevalence of the sexually suggestive dance style has prompted the school to organize alternative activities, which one student says is ‘going to be lame.’
Cape Elizabeth educator named 2016 Maine Teacher of the Year
Third-grade teacher Talya Edlund is the only one at Pond Cove Elementary School who is surprised to learn she is the state’s top teacher.
SMCC dedicates high-tech academic center on Brunswick campus
The building bears the name of L.L. Bean, which has supported the college and contributed to help pay for the $4.5 million building.