School Committee budget discussions begin in March.
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Gov. Janet Mills reflects on growing up in Gorham
The way it was for Gov. Janet Mills: biking and building snow forts.
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Gorham Notes: Superintendent of schools featured in book
Gorham Superintendent of Schools Heather Perry is highlighted in an educational leadership book written by Gorham educator Andrew Dolloff, “Leading with Intent – Lessons from the Field in School Leadership.” “In this follow-up to his 2022 debut, ‘The Trust Imperative – Practical Approaches to Effective School Leadership,’ Dolloff shares experiences and teachings from school leaders […]
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Gorham superintendent is a finalist for national award
Heather Perry is one of 4 in the running for Superintendent of the Year.
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Gorham school evacuated again due to gas odor
Narragansett Elementary School has been evacuated for a second incident in little more than a month and will remain closed Tuesday.
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Gorham elementary school evacuated because of gas leak
Narragansett Elementary School students were dismissed early Wednesday.
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Gorham school leader named Superintendent of the Year
Educators salute Superintendent Heather Perry.
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Gorham voters have a ballot full of decisions
Municipal election slate includes 2 referendums, 3 town councilors, 3 for school board.
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Gorham Notes: School department ranks high among places to work
Gorham Rec hosts Fall Festival Gorham Recreation Department is hosting a Fall Festival from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 18, at the gazebo, 75 South St. Activities include pumpkin and face painting, cookie decorating, and a petting zoo with farm animals from FindView Farm. Other highlights are music, popcorn and lawn games. Final […]
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Who’s in and who’s out for upcoming Gorham election
The candidates competing for three Town Council seats and two School Committee seats at the Nov. 4 election.