Exeter
Exeter, ME · Education
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Outdoor Learning Grows at Miller School
Lindsey Jones’ math lesson was briefly interrupted by a snake. “I thought it was a worm because of the color!” One third grader exclaimed as the group calmed down and returned their attention to class in a shady corner of the Miller School’s lawn on Friday, Oct. 2.
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Lawrence rolls to first place in Class B North football
FAIRFIELD, Maine (WABI) - Lawrence has brought its brand of football to a 6-0 start this season. “Man, we’re just smash mouth football. We’re just trying to run it down the opponent’s throat and on defense we push them back,” said Keegan Littlefield, senior running back, defensive back.
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UMaine announces free tuition scholarships to increase number of qualified special education teachers in rural schools
The University of Maine announced new free tuition scholarships last week to expand the number of qualified special education teachers in rural schools across the state. The scholarships are part of a new initiative the university is launching this fall with support from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education Programs.
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All Saints Catholic School cut the ribbon for their brand new playground
BANGOR, MAINE -- Preschoolers at All Saints Catholic School got to enjoy a brand new playground Thursday. Before the ribbon was cut, the playground, and the preschoolers who would be playing on it, were blessed by Reverend Monsignor Andrew Dubois. "God approves of recreation for relaxation of the mind, exercise...
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MDI High School Seniors Honored Their Parents With Flowers At Tuesday Night's Recognition Ceremony Before Volleyball Took On Ellsworth
MDI High School celebrated its senior athletes Tuesday night, honoring golf, cross country, and volleyball players. Parents and seniors shared the spotlight as the community recognized years of dedication to Island athletics.
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Can Colby College Save The Liberal Arts?
For generations, the liberal arts college has occupied a distinctive place in the American imagination: small classes, close relationships with professors, a residential campus, and four years devoted to intellectual exploration before the practical demands of adulthood take over. That model is now facing a consequential test. An enrollment cliff...