With entry-level positions at a premium, this year’s graduates are having more trouble than usual finding jobs in their field of study.
Schools and Education
News about schools and education from the Portland Press Herald.
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A Portland high school alumni’s tech is being tested by Maine schools
A free trial is expected to show whether the new app improves student flow, reduces disruptions, and is worth adopting for 2026‑27.
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Portland teachers union urges voters to reject school district budget
The union’s executive board says the $179.3 million budget is top-heavy and cuts ‘essential, student-facing support positions.’
Posted inBusiness, Community, News, Schools and Education
Arundel’s Landing School of Boatbuilding & Design announces closure
The historic school that taught students about boat design and marine systems for nearly 5 decades graduated its final class on May 16.
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UNE sues Biddeford after city denies permit for controversial pier project
The University of New England is asking a York County judge to declare that the city’s moratorium on construction projects violates state law.
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Freeport High School class president tackles mental health crisis
Colby Lewis, Class of 2026 president, is addressing the need for mental health services in Freeport through a class project and after graduation.
Posted inCommunity, Schools and Education, Times Record
Brunswick grad founded group of peers helping peers
Brunswick High School’s valedictorian Marco Venegas started the Dragon PALS program to connect students across language and social barriers.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Community, Life & Culture, News, Schools and Education
‘Striking’ sculptures installed at Shepard’s Farm Preserve in Norway
The Pinkies are a trio of hot pink sculptures constructed by Bridgton artists Pamela “Posey” Moulton and Roy Fox using tons of commercial fishing line and gear salvaged from Portland Harbor.
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Thomas College will offer coaching degree
The Waterville school is set to roll out the Bachelor of Science in Coaching program in August.
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Portland will reject 650 school budget ballots received before City Council vote
The city will send voters new absentee ballots to fill out and return, but statewide primary votes will not be affected.