Cape Elizabeth Public Schools received the largest single-building funding that it has ever been awarded.
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Cape Elizabeth hosts the first Cumberland County winter Special Olympics
Cape Elizabeth middle-schoolers organized speed skating, snowshoeing and cross country skiing.
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Cape Elizabeth’s new middle school design unveiled
Months after voters approved the school building project referendum, the school has a design.
Posted inElections, Local Elections, Maine, News, Politics, Schools and Education
Southern Maine communities gear up for school budget, bond and candidate votes
A bond project in Cape Elizabeth and the budget in Gorham are among the elections that are expected to be closely contested on Tuesday.
Posted inLocal Elections, Maine, Schools and Education
Cape Elizabeth voters prepare for pivotal vote on $86.5 million school project
It is the third time Cape Elizabeth voters have been asked whether they approve of a hefty investment in the town’s schools in the past four years, with previous efforts failing at the polls in 2022 and 2024.
Posted inMaine
Maine ethics commission delays decision on Cape Elizabeth school district complaint
The commission opted to have its counsel submit a memo on a 2009 ruling in South Portland, which seems “distinct” from Cape Elizabeth’s case, according to some commissioners, but does set a precedent.
Posted inMaine
How newspaper advertisements sparked an ethics complaint against Cape Elizabeth’s superintendent
Superintendent Chris Record and filers Larry Benoit and Mary Ann Lynch spoke about the complaint this week, which alleges Record and the school department should have filed as a ballot question committee last year ahead of the $95 million school project referendum.
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Cape Elizabeth residents file ethics complaint over school district’s ads on bond referendum
The complaint says the district and superintendent should have registered as a ballot committee because they spent more than $5,000 on advertising in support of November’s $95 million school bond vote.
Posted inSouth Portland Sentry
Letter: Now is the time to invest in Cape Elizabeth school district staff
Feeling anxious and hopeless regarding our current political climate? Then now is the time to invest in the essential professionals working in our school system. Like other districts around us, Cape is facing a budget shortfall this season (see Sentry article “South Portland to lay off teachers, ed techs, administrators“). But ours is not due […]
Posted inSouth Portland Sentry
Public hearing scheduled for Cape Elizabeth’s $86.5 million school project
The public hearing is scheduled for Monday, March 24.