The Maine Department of Education’s data reporting module for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) will reopen for data entry on July 25.
Category: Funding
ARRA data reporting to close July 11
The Maine Department of Education will close its American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Data Reporting module for the 2010-11 school year on July 11.
Enacted 2011-12 General Purpose Aid for Local Schools
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 46
POLICY CODE: DB
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Common themes emerge on listening tour
Concerns about shrinking school budgets and standardized testing, enthusiasm about the new Common Core state standards, and an eagerness to have a singular guiding vision for education in Maine.
DOE announces special ed funds
Maine school districts can expect to receive about $48.1 million in federal funds for the 2011-12 school year to pay for special-education programs for school-age children.
DOE launches reimbursement model website
A new website explaining Maine’s shift to a reimbursement model for funding federal education programs is up and running at the Maine DOE homepage.
Maine schools can get funds to innovate
Maine school districts have a chance this summer to prove they have a plan for boosting achievement in rural high schools, or deploying a cutting-edge science and technology program, and get it funded to the tune of millions of dollars.
Specialty plate would support kids’ recreation
A coalition of non-profit, social-service agencies is looking for 2,000 pre-orders of the Maine License Plate for Kids so the new specialty plate can become a reality.
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Waterville teacher competes for lab makeover
A science teacher at Waterville Junior High School is one of 17 teachers nationally in the running for a science lab makeover valued at $20,000.
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LePage talks education at governors’ confab
Maine Gov. Paul LePage participated in a panel focused on education policy on May 6 during a Republican Governors’ Association conference in Nashville, Tenn.
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