Schools present the right conditions for spreading the coronavirus, but keeping them closed is unhealthy too.
Maine schools
School Notebook: May 20
St. Brigid School students show their love Seventh grade students at St. Brigid School in Portland expressed their thoughts and emotions earlier this month with a project called “Love Your Neighbor.” “The task was to creatively demonstrate what it means to love your neighbor and its importance in our lives as Christians,” said Erica Papkee, […]
Our View: Maine coaches deserve pay even during lost season
We need to maintain the bonds of connection even more when schools have been disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Maine Voices: Will we still all be ‘in this together’ when the crisis is over?
The coronavirus pandemic exposed inequities in our schools that won’t be cured with a vaccine.
Maine Voices: Class of 2020, consider what COVID shutdown has given you
You have many years to take part in community sports or theater, dress up and go dancing – and even bond with your soon-to-be former classmates.
Reps. Brennan, Ingwersen: Pandemic crisis highlights importance of Maine schools, teachers
Remote learning will likely be a tool in our state’s toolbox, as long as new policies focus on equity and student success.
School Notebook: April 22
Falmouth student excels, local students earn awards, scholarships at Maine State Science Fair A Falmouth High School student earned a top three award at the 74th annual Maine State Science Fair, organized by The Jackson Laboratory and Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance. The March 28 virtual event included 199 students representing 32 schools in 11 […]
Commentary: Crisis gives policymakers, families chance to learn from Maine’s charter schools
The end of the emergency should be a time to assess how K-12 education needs to change to truly meet students’ needs.
Our View: Don’t let the post office fall to COVID
Saving the Postal Service, equipping front-line workers with protective gear and welcoming a belated graduation season.
Maine Voices: Technology can’t duplicate joy of learning alongside my students
A South Portland teacher agrees we need to keep classrooms closed but says people on both sides of the desk are feeling a loss.