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Posted on December 20, 2013December 20, 2013 by Maine Department of EducationPosted in Priority Notices

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  • Seventeen Students from Five Maine Schools Compete in Maine State Finals for the National Civics Bee
  • BCOPE: Building Community and Supporting Students Through Alternative Education
  • Back-to-Back Kennebec County Teachers of the Year Highlight the Power of Multilingual Learning Through the Maine Seal of Biliteracy
  • RSU 14’s Katahdin Program Supports Student Success Through Experiential and Relationship-Based Learning
  • BARR Spotlight: How Indian Township School is Honoring Culture, Building Relationships, and Driving Student Success
  • Maine Celebrates First Recipients of the Seal of Climate Literacy
  • Finding Growth Through Flexibility: Inside the Zenith Alternative Education Program
  • How Mountain Valley Middle School Built an Alternative Education Program from the Ground Up
  • The REACH School Builds Community, Confidence, and Curiosity Through Alternative Education
  • Carl J. Lamb Elementary School Hosts Second Annual Maine Adaptive Music Summit

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Located within Windham High School, RSU 14’s Katahdin Program provides students from Windham and Raymond with an alternative learning environment centered on hands-on instruction, outdoor learning, community partnerships, and strong relationships with staff. Through individualized support and experiential learning opportunities, the program helps students reconnect with school, complete graduation requirements, and build pathways toward future success. At Camden Hills Regional High School, part of Five Town Community School District (CSD), an off-site alternative education learning community is redefining what high school can look like for students seeking a more personalized, project-based path. The Maine Department of Education (DOE), in partnership with the Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), has issued a Request for Applications (RFA) from eligible organizations for the Maine Healthcare Careers Exploration Program. This program seeks to build sustainable career pipeline programming to support rural Maine youth in grades 9-12 in exploring healthcare occupation opportunities, acquiring foundational skills, and creating meaningful connections with healthcare professionals and employers through relevant high school instruction, postsecondary enrollment, and workforce development opportunities in Maine. Join us for the 2026 Maine DOE Annual Summit on July 29 at Thomas College in Waterville. Designed for Maine's education workforce, the Summit features inspiring keynote speaker Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath, engaging breakout sessions, networking opportunities, and resources to support your work throughout the year. It takes outstanding educators to inspire language learning—and dedicated students to achieve true biliteracy. Help spread the word! Free summer meals are available for youth across Maine through the SUN Meals program. The new SUN Meals Site Finder makes it easier for families to find meal locations in their communities this summer. Indian Township School is demonstrating the power of relationships, cultural connection, and a whole-student approach to supporting student success. Building strong relationships. Honoring culture. Supporting every student. A new generation of Maine students is demonstrating a commitment to understanding and addressing environmental challenges through the Maine Department of Education’s (DOE) newest diploma endorsement, the Maine Seal of Climate Literacy.

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