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Schools and Education

Published
November 24, 2018

Winslow, Waterville schools to introduce anonymous threat-reporting system

The around-the-clock app, website and hotline service, called Say Something, could be implemented by June.
Published
November 22, 2018

RSU 38 voters will weigh in on $5.8 million bond issue

Superintendent James Charette says the reception to the measure has been positive.
Published
November 21, 2018

MIT’s ‘Star Trek’-inspired plane flies silently, runs on electricity

The prototype could portend a future where airplanes fly without moving parts like turbines or propellers.
Published
November 20, 2018

Professor, UNE reach settlement in sexual harassment lawsuit

Lara Carlson had said department chairman Paul Visich retaliated after she accused him of making inappropriate comments, sending inappropriate emails and touching her inappropriately in 2012.
Published
November 20, 2018

Retired Portland teacher gave UMF its second-biggest donation ever

T. Maragaret Brown, who lived in Westbrook and taught home economics at Portland High School and King Middle School, left the school more than $700,000 when she died in May.

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Published
November 19, 2018

SMCC opening welding program in Brunswick

New equipment will help train students for potential jobs at Bath Iron Works.
Published
November 19, 2018

UMaine System forms committee to search for new Farmington president

The board of trustees hopes to announce its selection by early June.
Published
November 19, 2018

University system captures extra $15 million, reports $8.2 million surplus

The extra funds are attributed to better-than-expected investment income, cost-cutting and an increase in tuition revenue from out-of-state students.
Published
November 19, 2018

Sisters taking up Indian mascot issue with Skowhegan school board

The current policy of the school board is to offer no comment and direct media questions on the topic to Superintendent Brent Colbry.
Published
November 18, 2018

Education Department probes claims of anti-male bias in women’s studies programs

More than half-a-dozen U.S. colleges are the targets of complaints that men are being treated unfairly.