Local police expressed skepticism about the apparent threat made to RSU 1 but say the decision to close schools Monday was made out of an ‘abundance of caution.’
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Bath-area schools ban student cellphones
Regional School Unit 1 is banning the use of cellphones in schools for grades 6-12 before the start of the next school year.
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RSU 1 school budget passes and moves on to voters
The school budget has passed muster at Regional School Unit 1 and now heads to the ballot for a final vote June 11.
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Bath-area school board weighs later school start times, banning cellphones
The Regional School Unit 1 assistant superintendent made a presentation to the board about how the possible changes could improve students’ mental health.
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Bath-area school board approves new $43.8 million school budget
Regional School Unit 1’s 2024-25 plan reflects a 5% increase from the current school budget.
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Bath launches new drug abuse prevention program in schools
The program aims to connect local law enforcement and students while building life skills.
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Bath-area school officials lead regional effort examining later start times
Regional School Unit 1 officials are considering starting the school day for students in grades 6-12 around 8:30 a.m., about an hour later than current start times.
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Topsham nonprofit looking for host homes to take in unhoused youth
Topsham-based Housing Resources for Youth is looking for host homes in school districts RSU 1, SAD 75 and Brunswick to take in unhoused youths. Host homes are especially needed during the cold winter months. “Whether they’re sleeping in a shelter, on someone’s couch, in a car or under an overpass, these kids lack the necessities […]
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Bath-area schools consider banning student cell phone use
Regional School Unit 1 officials are reviewing research about student phone use and will solicit input from students and parents.
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Bath-area schools considering later high school start time
Morse High School students would start school around 8:40 a.m. instead of 7:40 a.m. under one proposal; several Maine school districts have recently switched to later start times at high schools, saying the extra sleep benefits students.