Sara Staples and David Noonan were elected to the school board.
MSAD 51
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Despite ‘no’ from North Yarmouth, MSAD 51 budget passes
The $56.7M budget is up 5.46% from the current plan.
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Here’s what North Yarmouth will have on the June ballot
On June 9, residents will vote on the school budget and in several uncontested races.
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Here’s what Cumberland voters can expect on the June ballot
On June 9, Cumberland will elect a town councilor and school board representatives.
Posted inCommunity, News, Schools and Education
Cumberland, North Yarmouth send $56.7 million school budget to June ballot
The budget is slightly reduced from the one introduced this spring, but still would be 5.46% higher than this year’s budget.
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Cumberland-North Yarmouth school staff union reaches contract
MSAD 51 education support professionals have been working without a contract since July 1.
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Meet the namesake of Cumberland and North Yarmouth’s new school
MSAD 51’s new pre-K through first-grade building will be known as “The Small School,” named after a longtime district educator and historian.
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How Cumberland-North Yarmouth schools are preparing for major changes
The shifts in grade distribution in MSAD 51’s new One Campus raise hundreds of questions.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
North Yarmouth leaders don’t want school cost-sharing deal revisited
Cumberland and North Yarmouth use a 60-year-old agreement to determine how much each pays toward the shared school district, and disagree whether it should be revisited.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Proposed Cumberland-North Yarmouth school budget up over 7%
MSAD 51 Superintendent Jeff Porter pitched a $57.9 million budget, an increase of $4.1 million.