Bath residents will see a 1.32% tax increase, Arrowsic will see a 4.87% tax increase, Woolwich will see a 1% tax increase and Phippsburg will see a 4.53% tax increase.
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Bath High School’s oldest living alumna tours new school building
Virginia Kingsbury, Morse High School class of 1938, was given a tour of the new school building, fulfilling a wish she expressed at the last in-person alumni association banquet two years ago.
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Bath high school considers program to give students more in-person instruction
Morse High School Principal Eric Varney said a voluntary extended school day program could give students the additional in-person learning they may be craving.
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Mid Coast Hospital to lease former Bath high school for staff training
Mid Coast Hospital will use the former Bath Regional Career and Technical Center as a training site for employees from July to December.
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Bath high school returns to in-person learning after COVID-19 outbreak
RSU 1 Superintendent Patrick Manuel credited the school’s recent COVID-19 cases to community transmission rather than in-school transmission.
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Bath high school closed through Wednesday after COVID-19 outbreak
Morse High School reported three new COVID-19 cases over the weekend, after the CDC declared an outbreak last week.
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Phippsburg residents donate to erase student meal debt, but experts say school meals should be free after
Although families can apply for a child to receive free or reduced-priced meals based on a family’s income and size, universally free school meals would be academically and financially beneficial.
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Woolwich middle schoolers will resume full in-person learning
Sixth and seventh grade will begin the new learning model on April 12, with eighth grade joining April 26.
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Bath-area school district to hold forum on $38.8 million spending plan
It’s unclear how the proposed budget will impact property taxes.
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Bath-area sixth and seventh graders cleared to return to full in-person instruction
A shortage of teachers remains the district’s biggest barrier to welcoming all students back full-time.