Kennebunk graduated 177 seniors on Sunday. The graduates stepped forward into the future with the message of leaving behind a legacy of character, not accolades.
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Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Arundel voters reject school budget
The proposed $62.6M budget was rejected in all three towns in RSU 21 during the June 10 referendum.
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Kennebunk High School seniors return to elementary school as mentors
Over the course of two weeks, several high school seniors spent time with elementary students as part of their senior project.
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Kennebunk-area middle school students show heart through community service
Middle School of the Kennebunks donated over 100 backpacks to Head Start in Sanford last month.
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Combined budget in Kennebunk expected to rise 4.7%
The Kennebunk Select Board approved the proposed budget at a May 13 meeting.
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Former Patriots Super Bowl champ reads to kids at Kennebunkport school
Malcolm Mitchell visited Kennebunkport Consolidated School this month to share his experience with reading and encourage kids to follow their dreams.
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Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Arundel school district voters send $62.6M budget to polls
Voters will be able to decide on the fiscal year 2026 school budget at the June 10 referendum.
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Kennebunk-area school district asks for public input on superintendent search
An online survey is available to residents until Monday, May 12. RSU 21 Superintendent Terri Cooper stepped down in early March, giving the district several months to find a replacement.
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Kennebunk High School teaching assistant program is ‘great for the kids’
The initiative offers help to teachers and gives students a chance to participate in community service.
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Kennebunk High School students equipped with in-demand science technology
High-end science technology, like polymerase chain reaction testing equipment, is essential to students’ learning, science teacher Neil Battagliese said.