Tim Matheney, who joined the district in 2021 and will wrap up his duties on Dec. 5, cited differences with the school board, saying the members ‘should have the opportunity to identify a new leader who is more aligned with them.’
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Massachusetts school rallies around student athlete detained by ICE
The Milford High boys volleyball team asked fans to where white in support of an 18-year-old with no criminal record who was arrested on his way to practice Saturday.
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Phone-free classrooms effort is the leadership Maine needs | Opinion
It isn’t too late for our youth to enjoy a childhood and young adulthood unsullied by the toxic messaging of TikTok.
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I’m struggling to teach my students about our country’s ideals | Opinion
When its foundation is being dismantled, how do I begin to instruct them?
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The school much of Maine really needs | Opinion
During my studies, I designed a prototype high school for rural students whose strengths and needs are not supported by traditional school settings.
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Wabanaki studies law must be enforced in Maine schools | Opinion
The 2001 law has never been properly implemented in our classrooms. That needs to change.
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We’re parents and teachers. Maine must ban cellphones in schools. | Opinion
From failing grades to failing health, the issue is a serious one for our state’s students. Portland schools now have the opportunity to lead.
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Gray-New Gloucester district cuts ASL teacher in new budget
Residents of the towns voted Thursday in favor of a $35.4 million budget that, while roughly 6% higher than the prior year’s, includes limited of staff cuts.
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Stop and ask what technology is doing to Maine students | Opinion
What remains of a young learner when their capacity for language has been usurped?
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Midcoast Senior College kicks off Summer Wisdom program
Midcoast Senior College’s Summer Wisdom 2025 program kicks off this week with “Everything is Better with Chocolate – Tom Wilbur” and continues with four more presentations over the next month. Tom Wilbur, a master candy maker, will share the history and passion behind starting and operating a popular local business on Tuesday, May 6. “Caregiving […]