MSAD 51 education support professionals have been working without a contract since July 1 and attended the March 5 board meeting demanding change.
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Cumberland asks to revisit cost-sharing deal with North Yarmouth
The Cumberland Town Council requested the MSAD 51 Board of Directors review the 60-year-old agreement that determines how much each town pays toward their shared schools.
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Cumberland-North Yarmouth ed techs picket for new union contract
Ed techs and school secretaries in MSAD 51 have been working without a contract since July 1.
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Greely Middle School in Cumberland reports pertussis outbreak with 3 cases
Overall cases of the bacterial infection, also called whooping cough, have declined this year compared to 2024, according to the Maine CDC.
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Greely High School’s turf field opens for play
The Glenn A. Hutchins Field reopened this semester with turf, offering more playtime to students and costing Cumberland and North Yarmouth taxpayers $3 million.
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North Yarmouth voters shoot down two of 30 articles proposed at town meeting
At Wescustogo Hall, over 120 North Yarmouth residents voted to approve 28 articles and defeated two over the course of three hours.
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SAD 51 budget passes despite ‘No’ vote in North Yarmouth
North Yarmouth voters rejected the SAD 51 school budget and elected Christina Benn and Paul Hodgetts to the town’s Budget Committee.
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Cumberland elects councilors and board members, approves school budget
Town residents voted 911-757 to approve the $53.8 million school budget.
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Cumberland, North Yarmouth school district anticipates long-term growth
With the One Campus project underway in response to increased enrollment, the SAD 51 school board and staff are urging the community to anticipate growth into the next decade and beyond.
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A look at the candidates for North Yarmouth’s Budget Committee
On June 10, North Yarmouth residents will vote on two seats on the Budget Committee as well as the school budget.