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Berger, Munro, Ray among cohort of County Teachers of the Year - Vimarsana News

Berger, Munro, Ray among cohort of County Teachers of the Year

AUGUSTA — Sixteen Maine teachers were announced as 2023 County Teachers of the Year at a ceremony Thursday in the Hall of Flags at the Maine State Capitol during Teacher Appreciation Week. More than 500 teachers across Maine were nominated by a...

Munro, Berger named teachers of the year - Vimarsana News

Munro, Berger named teachers of the year

Owls Head resident Donna Munro and Waldoboro resident Edith Berger have been named 2023 Teachers of the Year for Knox County and Lincoln County.

Winners for Maine's 2023 County Teachers of the Year announced - Vimarsana News

Winners for Maine's 2023 County Teachers of the Year announced

A total of 16 teachers were selected from a pool of more than 500 applicants, according to a Maine Department of Education news release.

Press Release: Maine's 2023 County Teachers of the Year Announced – Maine DOE Newsroom - Vimarsana News

Press Release: Maine's 2023 County Teachers of the Year Announced – Maine DOE Newsroom

Sixteen Maine teachers were announced as 2023 County Teachers of the Year today at a ceremony in the Hall of Flags at the Maine State Capitol during Teacher Appreciation Week. Governor Janet Mills joined Maine Department of Education Deputy Commissioner Dan Chuhta, Educate Maine Executive Director Jason Judd, State Board of Education Chair Fern Desjardins, … Continue reading Press Release: Maine’s 2023 County Teachers of the Year Announced

Morning in Maine - Vimarsana News

Morning in Maine

As pandemic stretches on, Mainers rediscover pleasures of good breakfast It's morning in Maine, and the big feed is on. Photo by Cindy Dean Before the pandemic, Cindy Dean had a 30- to 40-minute commute to her job as an associate professor of education at the University of Maine-Augusta. She rarely ate breakfast. “I’d have coffee for sure,” she said. “And I got into a really bad habit of stopping at Panera and getting a breakfast pastry.” Now, 10 months after the coronavirus invaded Maine, she is working from home and cooks a big, hardy – but healthy – breakfast for herself and...