Proficiency-based Education News:
- Nicaraguan teen seeks political asylum in Maine – Seacoastonline.com
- ‘Restructuring is key to survival of Nigeria’ – Guardian Nigeria
- Harriman Architects & Engineers is hiring a Project Architect – Portsmouth NH in Portsmouth, NH, US – Archinect
- Principals talk MEA results – Boothbay Register
- Report: Maine public colleges lowest in New England for tuition and fees – Mainebiz
- Portland program hopes to place foreign-trained teachers in classrooms – The Forecaster
- Gina Barreca: What good is college? – Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel
- Waterloo’s Paul Born exports a method of fighting poverty – TheRecord.com
- Gina Barreca: College education can’t be measured by graduate’s salary – Press Herald
- America’s Child Care Deserts in 2018 – Center For American Progress
- The MASSAGE Magazine Interview: Anatomy Trains’ Thomas Myers – Massage Magazine
- OPINION: Schools without marks | Opinion – The Guardian
- Kittery students rank above statewide averages – Seacoastonline.com
- Lend A Hand: Volunteer HQ is the place for local volunteering – Foster’s Daily Democrat
- Lend A Hand: Volunteer HQ is the place for local volunteering – Seacoastonline.com
Maine Education News:
- 92 percent of Maine West teachers stay put; average earns $114773.46 per year – North Cook News
- School districts struggle with rules for administering medical marijuana – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Late-bloomer Niadre Zouzoua of Brockton headed to Baylor University – Enterprise News
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Late-bloomer Niadre Zouzoua of Brockton headed to Baylor University – Wicked Local
- Teacher’s refusal to supervise transgender student in locker room sparks debate – fox23maine.com
- 92 percent of Maine South teachers stay put; average earns $114773.46 per year – North Cook News
- Dolores “Dolly” Grenier – Lewiston Sun Journal
- A College Education Isn’t Priceless – NewsCenterMaine.com WCSH-WLBZ
- The Education Department Is Canceling $150 Million Of Student Loan Debt – Maine Public
- Tennessee already gave free college tuition. Now it’s turning to students’ flat tires. – NewsCenterMaine.com WCSH-WLBZ
- Interrupt the cycle at Dover High School – News – Foster’s Daily Democrat
- UPS takes a different stance on seasonal employment – Business Insider
- Franklin Woman’s Club Spreads Holiday Cheer – TAPinto.net
- Told he would never finish high school, this Bangor man won 2 races on Election Day – Bangor Daily News
- Waterville Ward 2 school board member resigns – Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel
