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Lewiston superintendent to recommend making masks optional Share Updated: 11:11 PM EDT Jul 28, 2021 Terry Stackhouse Share Updated: 11:11 PM EDT Jul 28, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript TO DECIDE WHETHER THEY WILL REQUIRE FACE COVERINGS BECAUSE THIS IS 'GUIDANCE' - THE 'HARD PART' NOW IS F OR SCHOOL BOARDS AND SUPERINTENDENTS TO CRAFT THEIR OWN MASK POLICIES. THAT'S WHAT STEVE BAIL, EY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MAINE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION, TOLD ME. TO NIGHTHE T SUPERINTENDENT OF ONE OF THE STATE'S LAESRGT DISTRICTS SAYS HIS COMMUNITY IS COMF...

Petition drive to remove 4 Cumberland school board members falls short Upset that SAD 51 has kept a hybrid of remote and in-class learning, petitioners say they will continue to push for a return to five full days of classroom learning in the fall. Share A petition drive to remove four Cumberland representatives from the regional school board failed to gather enough signatures to get on the June 8 ballot, Town Clerk Tammy O’Donnell said Monday. A sign outside the Mabel Wilson School in Cumberland last month calls for five days of in-person classes this spring in SAD 51. Shawn Patrick Oue...

In Maine, the debate over schools returning full-time rages town by town Brian MacQuarrie © FRED J. FIELD for the Boston Globe Tyler McGinley, the school board chair in Cumberland, Maine, with her children Bea, 5, and Ford, 7. PORTLAND, Maine — Maine leads the country in vaccination percentage. None of its counties is considered at high risk of COVID-19. Outdoor gatherings are scheduled to return to full capacity by the end of May. But even as states with more worrisome infection rates open their schools to all students, in-person learning remains inconsistent in Maine, w...

Petition to recall Cumberland school board members following April 6 vote Fresh Start 51 is the group behind a petition to recall the MSAD 51 school board, after members voted unanimously not to return to classrooms full-time this year. Author: Chloe Teboe (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 8:53 AM EDT April 29, 2021 Updated: 8:53 AM EDT April 29, 2021 CUMBERLAND, Maine — The past 14 months and counting have been filled with unchartered and unprecedented territory, and with it have come a number of challenging decisions. One of those ongoing conve...