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Fourteen fewer students are attending SAD 1 schools compared to the 2020-2021 school year, according to Superintendent Ben Greenlaw.

SAD 1 BudgetWorkshop SAD 1 Operations Supervisor Bob Gagnon discusses recent and upcoming capital projects during a budget workshop. (Melissa Lizotte | The Star Herald) SAD 1 Operations Supervisor Bob Gagnon discusses recent and upcoming capital projects during a budget workshop. (Melissa Lizotte | The Star Herald) SAD 1 expects to enter next fiscal year in ‘good financial shape’ For the third consecutive year, SAD 1 is expecting to keep its fiscal year budget flat, resulting in no increase in local property taxes. PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — For the third consecutive year, SAD 1 is expec...

Loretta Clark copy Pine Street Elementary School principal Loretta Clark is set to retire in June after a four-decade career with SAD 1. (Courtesy of Loretta Clark) Pine Street Elementary School principal Loretta Clark is set to retire in June after a four-decade career with SAD 1. (Courtesy of Loretta Clark) Pine Street Elementary principal reflects on 40-year career within SAD 1 Even before Loretta Clark began her career at SAD 1 as an ed tech in 1981, she already considered the district her "home."  PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Even before Loretta Clark began her career at SAD 1 as an ed t...

Zippel Elementary School. (Melissa Lizotte | The Star Herald) SAD 1 students, staff isolating after COVID-19 exposure More than 30 students and staff members from Zippel Elementary School and Presque Isle High School are in isolation after people from both schools tested positive for COVID-19. PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — More than 30 students and staff members from Zippel Elementary School and Presque Isle High School are in isolation after people from both schools tested positive for COVID-19. In a memo released on Tuesday, SAD 1 Superintendent Ben Greenlaw said that a person associated with...