2 months ago
Quint named GHCA valedictorian
Robert Albers, head of school for Greater Houlton Christian Academy, is pleased to announce the honor part for the graduating Class of 2024.
Education
2 months ago
RSU 29 board approves $16.4 million budget with teacher cuts and increased local share
The $16.4 million budget for fiscal year 2024-25 is up from last year’s $16 million to cover a $1.1 million shortfall.
2 months ago
NMCC celebrates outstanding academic achievements at annual awards celebration
Northern Maine Community College held its Annual Academic Awards Celebration at the Edmunds Conference Center on May 1. The event aimed to honor students and faculty who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, ability and perseverance during their time at the College.
2 months ago
Houlton school district proposes cutting 9 positions and French program
To balance deficits, the district’s finance committee also proposes increasing town contributions by $750,000.
2 months ago
Limestone students nab state championship at ‘odyssey’ competition
Odyssey of the Mind is an international problem solving competition designed to help children learn creative thinking and teamwork skills.
2 months ago
UMPI graduates largest class ever amid space-themed ceremony
About 200 of the 513 graduates attended the university’s 115th commencement as faculty, family and friends packed the Wieden Hall gym on Saturday.
2 months ago
UMFK commencement ceremony features 207 students receiving degrees
Student speaker Alayzia Johnson talked about how the pandemic shaped their experiences at the university, creating resilience and growth among her peers.
2 months ago
Katahdin Middle/High School third quarter honor roll for 2023-24
Katahdin Middle/High School announces third quarter honor roll.
2 months ago
Fort Kent teen is graduating high school and college this year
Austin Jean will have both his diploma from Fort Kent Community High School and an associate degree in business from the University of Maine at Fort Kent.
2 months ago
Caribou HS students to teach money skills at elementary school as part of the National Teen Teach-In
On Thursday, April 25 Samantha Drost’s personal finance students from Caribou High School visited third-graders at the Caribou Community School as part of the National Teen Teach-In, a nationwide campaign where high school students teach elementary students in their community how to manage money.
