An agreement signed Friday provides $75,000 in additional grant funding from the Maine Quality Centers.
Schools and Education
News about schools and education from the Portland Press Herald.
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RSU 18 budget rhetoric heats up as residents face a second ballot
The school board made $293,000 in cuts after the initial $34.7 million budget was rejected in May.
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Scarborough councilors approve reduced school budget for second referendum
Residents will decide July 7 whether the $500,000 reduction is enough to win their support.
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Portland school superintendent a finalist for Kentucky job
Emmanuel Caulk, who was named Portland’s school superintendent in July 2012, is a finalist for the superintendent post in Lexington, Kentucky.
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In Yarmouth, music teacher’s 34-year career ends on a high note
Karen Renton’s grand finale proves to be more emotional than she expected.
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Scarborough council approves reduced school budget for second vote
Residents will decide July 7 on a budget that’s $500,000 less than the one they rejected at the polls this month.
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Portland board votes to rebuild Hall school with state aid
A committee will oversee the design and construction of the new school, which will accommodate 525 students.
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Maine’s first virtual charter school graduates first class
The Maine Connections Academy graduation ceremony is like many others, but graduates have just met.
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Scarborough prepares for second school budget vote
Responding to voters’ rejection of the initial budget proposal, the Town Council will meet Wednesday to start work on a revision.
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Kennebunk High School
Kennebunk High School held its graduation ceremony on June 14 at the school. The following students rose to the top 10 percent in the class of 2015. SAMANTHA AURIEMMA, of Kennebunkport, is the daughter of Dean Auriemma of Kennebunkport; and Cristy McInerney of Chicago. She is a member of National Honor Society and varsity field hockey. Moving […]
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