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Show Transcript HELP. AND THE COMMUNITY FOLLOWED THEIR LEAD. GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL IS A MAJ MORILESTONE IN A YOUNG PERSON S LIFE. SO WHEN SOUTH PORTLAND SENIORS WAITED ON LINE TO GET THEIR CAPS AND GOWNS BUT SOME COULDN T BECAUSE OF OUTSTANDING SCHOOL FEES. IT WAS PRETTY DISAPPOINTING. RK 22:04 IT WAS VERY PUBLIC AND THEY GET THEIR HOPES UD P AN BEING TURNED DOWN. 2202: BUT NISEORS EDEN YORK AND ZOE COLLINS DID SOMETHING ABOUT . IT THEY SET UP A GO FUND ME TO COVER THE FEES SOME OF WHICH DATE BACK TO MIDDLE SCHO. OL RANGING FROM 6 BUCKS TO 7- HUNDRED. THEY WEREN T ABOUT TO LET THE MONEY GET IN THE WAY OF THEIR FELLOW STUDENTS MOMENT TO SHINE. 14:40 WE WANT OUR FRIENDS TO HAVE THIS AMOUNT OF STRESS ON THE THEM BEFORE A TIME OF CE
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As more and more COVID-19 restrictions loosen up, Maine high school athletes have more certainty after months of waiting for news about high school football and wrestling.
During the pandemic, Maine public health officials worked with the Maine Principals Association to develop a risk assessment of various sports, from gymnastics to tackle football, in terms of how much of a chance they posed spreading COVID-19. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
Prior to the pandemic, the association was responsible for crafting all guidelines for interscholastic sports in Maine.
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High school graduations take a step toward normalcy
The Class of 2021 in high schools across Maine will graduate next month in ceremonies that will feel more traditional than they did last year.
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Senior class president Emily Sawyer outside Westbrook High School on Tuesday. The school’s graduation will be held indoors at the Cross Insurance Arena. in Portland.
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By the time Emily Sawyer puts on her cap and gown on and walks into the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland on June 5, more than 15 months will have passed since she was surrounded by all of her classmates.