The post regarding the death of the right-wing activist led to the resignation of a high school teacher in RSU 21.
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Maine law introduced by Kennebunk senator addresses student homelessness
LD 384 went into effect on Sept. 24, granting Maine schools the ability to provide financial assistance for students experiencing a housing crisis.
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Kennebunk High School graduates urged to ‘stay grounded in being who you are’
Kennebunk graduated 177 seniors on Sunday. The graduates stepped forward into the future with the message of leaving behind a legacy of character, not accolades.
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Kennebunk High School student earns scholarship for civic engagement
Eva MacDonald received the 2025 Edmund Muskie Democracy in Action Award.
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Kennebunk High School seniors return to elementary school as mentors
Over the course of two weeks, several high school seniors spent time with elementary students as part of their senior project.
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Kennebunk High School teaching assistant program is ‘great for the kids’
The initiative offers help to teachers and gives students a chance to participate in community service.
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Kennebunk High School students equipped with in-demand science technology
High-end science technology, like polymerase chain reaction testing equipment, is essential to students’ learning, science teacher Neil Battagliese said.
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Kennebunk High School hosts Farm-to-School Cook-Off
The event showcased the talent of the district’s kitchen staff in a friendly competition.
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Arundel-Kennebunk-Kennebunkport superintendent announces resignation
After nearly five years as superintendent, Dr. Terri Cooper will leave her position at the end of the school year.
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Kennebunk teacher has innovative approach to race education
Kennebunk High School teacher Greg Smith teaches a new elective course called, “Race in America,” encouraging students to look beyond their small town.