5 months ago
SAD 1 residents validate $30.8M budget
Voters in the district’s 5 towns approved a $30,820,480 budget for the 2024-25 school year, municipal officials said Tuesday night.
Education
5 months ago
18 graduate from Easton High School
In a packed Easton High School gymnasium, 18 students graduated from Easton Jr/Sr High School on Friday, June 7.
6 months ago
Roldan receives master’s degree from American International College
Zahira Roldan of Sherman has graduated from American International College with a master of science in the forensic psychology program.
6 months ago
Fort Fairfield lauds 26 new graduates
The class received more than $220,000 in scholarships from local groups and organizations as well as other foundations that support Maine students.
6 months ago
Hodgdon graduates’ close bonds will last a lifetime
The warmth and affection the 31 graduates had for each other, their families, teachers and school leaders was evident even to strangers.
6 months ago
Central Aroostook High School sends off 30 graduates
School representatives, family and friends packed the school’s gym for the event, which featured “Pomp and Circumstance” by Wendy Grass on the piano and a musical selection from the Central Aroostook Rock Stars.
6 months ago
Presque Isle High School celebrates 93 graduates
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins gave the keynote address, reflecting on her Aroostook County roots as she encouraged the new graduates to take with them lessons learned from their own upbringing.
6 months ago
19 seniors graduate from Wisdom High School
Wisdom Principal Cheryl Hallowell welcomed guests, and encouraged the graduating class to maintain their curiosity as they go out into the world, to step outside of their comfort zones, and to find kindred spirits.
6 months ago
56 students graduate from Fort Kent High School
Fort Kent Principal John Kaleta opened the ceremony, and encouraged students to maintain a positive attitude amid life’s challenges.
6 months ago
14 seniors graduate from Van Buren Secondary School
The graduation ceremony featured an invocation from Deacon Rodney Deschaine, a performance of the National Anthem by Title 1 teacher Janice Lapointe, and an address by principal Kylie Lapierre.
