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HANOVERTON — The United Local Board of Education was introduced to the latest in lifesaving technology by district student Frances Wilson during the July scho

Though considered standard across the nation, it took Montana 24 years to pass its first true charter school law, now known as the Community Choice Schools Act.

HANOVERTON — The United Local Board of Education was introduced to the latest in lifesaving technology by district student Frances Wilson during the July school board meeting on Wednesday. Frances, along with her mother, Katie Wilson, demonstrated the use of LifeVac — a non-powered airway clearance device shaped similar to a hand-held manual resuscitator. According […]

In the fall of 2016, Jessica Coakley became increasingly concerned that her son, Braden, was falling behind in school. The fourth grader had an Individualized Education Program, requiring certain services for students like him with different...

In the fall of 2016, Jessica Coakley became increasingly concerned that her son, Braden, was falling behind in school. The fourth grader had an Individualized Education Program, requiring certain services for students like him with different...

A child who grows up in and out of hospitals, going through painful and exhausting medical treatments, and taking harsh medications has a tough enough time as it is. To be banned from attending a fun

To The Daily Sun,

Federal laws “ensuring that children with disabilities have opportunities to develop their talents, share their gifts, and contribute to their communities,” have been on the books for nearly 50 years.

Experts, parents and advocates cite a number of reasons for a dramatic rise of a system that provides an alternative to traditional schooling.

“Public schools are critical to our democracy,” said Marcus Mrowka, Director of Communications at the Maine Department of Education.