Caribou High School sends off 90 new graduates
“You all got together as one class, and you celebrated that you got here not despite one another, but because of one another.”
“You all got together as one class, and you celebrated that you got here not despite one another, but because of one another.”
Valedictorian Nicholas O’Neal said the next stage of their lives won’t be easy, but that they have the power to chase their dreams.
Youngsters enrolled in the Maliseet Head Start program earned their diplomas Thursday, June 4, with a special ceremony at the HBMI Community Gymnasium.
“We’ve learned resilience, adaptability, and how to keep moving forward,” Class president Eli Mosher said.
The County Federal Credit Union awards scholarships to 12 graduates who will further their education in the 2026-27 academic year.
Dirigo Reads, a program that aims to put a book in the hands of every Maine first grader each month during the school year, is partnering with Governor’s Restaurant and Bakery to celebrate the end of the school year with new books for kids.
Northern Maine Community College has announced the students named to the spring 2026 dean’s list.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent is celebrating Nick Alpeza as the first graduate of the University’s new bachelor of science in forest management program, marking a significant milestone for both Alpeza and the future of forestry education at Maine’s northernmost university.
An Aroostook teacher will bring Acadian culture to life with a weeklong immersion experience next month. “Living Acadia” (or “Acadie Vivante”) workshop will draw educators from across Maine to northern Maine’s St. John Valley, culminating in a public daylong reenactment of early Acadian life on June 27. It’s the first large-scale immersion event of its […]
Maine administrators, school boards and policy groups will spend this summer debating how, not if, they will implement the ban.