The Maine Department of Education will close staff and student data collection for the 2010-11 school year on July 8.
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The Maine Department of Education will close staff and student data collection for the 2010-11 school year on July 8.
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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.
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.
The Maine Department of Education will upgrade its staff reporting system for the upcoming school year using the existing Maine Education Data Management System (MEDMS).
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Transformation is difficult work.
But with the right reasons driving it, examples to follow, proven strategies to adhere to, and support to count on when you need it, it can become a reality.
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 45
POLICY CODE: IJ
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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.
The U.S. Department of Education released news last week that might be construed as promising, but it’s not quite a reason to celebrate.
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Don Reutershan, Maine DOE’s world languages specialist, says it’s an exciting time to be involved in language instruction.
By Tess Wrobleski and Lynne Cooney
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ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 44
POLICY CODE: CG
Continue reading “Revised Individualized Educational Program Document”