The following is a news release from the Maine Charter School Commission.
AUGUSTA – Five groups submitted proposals to open public charter schools in Maine by Wednesday’s deadline. They are the second round of proposals to the Maine Charter School Commission.
Continue reading “Five more submit public charter school proposals”
The Maine DOE’s Science and Technology Specialist Anita Bernhardt will conduct a two-hour informational session for educators to learn about the Next Generation Science Standards, hosted by the Lewiston School Department. Continue reading “Science specialist to explain Next Gen Science Standards”
The Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program will provide a four-week summer seminar in China in 2013. Continue reading “Fulbright summer program for foreign language, social science educators”
The KIDS Consortium will be conducting three service learning and civic engagement professional development opportunities in Maine in the coming months. Continue reading “Register for service learning PD opportunities”
The Ministry of Education in Taiwan is accepting applications for the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship HES for summer 2013. Continue reading “HS grads eligible for scholarship to study Mandarin in Taiwan”
The Maine DOE has updated a guidance document, initially developed by Marcye Gray, which reviews the effects and implications of a parent’s decision to revoke consent for provision of special education services. Continue reading “Special ed’s revocation of parental consent matrix available”
The Department of Education Child Nutrition Services and Maine School Nutrition Association recently honored several local food service staff members for their 20 years or more of service. Continue reading “School food service staff honored”
Teachers, administrators and superintendents eager to incorporate response to intervention (RTI) and student-centered learning practices into their curricula flooded the Augusta Civic Center for breakout training sessions at the Experts Down the Hall conference on Monday. But it was seven RSU 2 students who stole the show during the student panel on learner-centered instruction.
This year’s Hall-Dale High School seniors will be the first graduating class to have spent all four secondary education years in a student-centered learning environment—and they raved about their experience.
Continue reading “Students praise learner-centered instruction at RTI conference”
Transfinder, the bus routing software provider that the state and some individual districts have contracted with, has warned users that they should back up their Routefinder Pro data source as a precaution due to the impending severe weather.
Continue reading “Back up transportation data in advance of Sandy”
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