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Recent educational history has recast summer from a time of respite between academic years to an evidence-based opportunity for learning and enrichment that can have cumulative academic and social-emotional benefits. But access to quality summer programming has been inconsistent across the country, particularly for students with the greatest needs. While some districts have robust summer […]

The Maine Department of Education (DOE) is excited to announce that $2 million dollars of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding will support additional summer learning and enrichment programming for PreK – grade 12 students this summer. This follows the recent award of $1.9 million to 62 school administrative units (SAUs) to support summer enrichment programming through the … Continue reading Additional Support for 2023 Summer Learning and Enrichment Programming

The Maine Department of Education (DOE) is excited to announce that $2 million dollars of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding will support additional summer learning and enrichment programming for PreK – grade 12 students this summer. This follows the recent award of $1.9 million to 62 school administrative units (SAUs) to support summer enrichment programming through the … Continue reading Additional Support for 2023 Summer Learning and Enrichment Programming

It’s the middle of April and with state dollars for summer funding stalled in the Legislature, families and organizers have little time to pull together robust programming this summer.