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Portland public schools

Published
May 12, 2023

Former Portland teacher met with student while under investigation for child pornography

Travis McCutcheon, 53, has been a teacher in several Maine districts since 1992. He was most recently working in a special education program at Portland schools until February.
Published
May 11, 2023

Portland announces finalists for superintendent role

Two public school administrators, Ryan Scallon of Philadelphia and Eric Moore of Minneapolis, are the top candidates to replace Xavier Botana.
Published
May 11, 2023

Former Portland teacher arrested on child pornography charges

Travis McCutcheon, 53, worked at Lyman Moore Middle School until February and at Lyseth Elementary School until 2019, as well as Lisbon Community School and Westbrook Middle School.
Published
May 10, 2023

School Notebook: May 10
Published
April 18, 2023

Portland Superintendents’ Notebook: Let’s work together to ensure a successful school budget

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Published
April 4, 2023

Portland superintendents present revised budget to school board

The updated budget proposes spending $143.8 million in the coming school year, up $2.5 million in spending from the original $141.3 million proposal.
Published
March 29, 2023

Maine schools to receive $42 million in additional state funding after miscalculation discovered

Many, but not all, districts around the state will receive more funding. The Portland school district, the state's largest, will receive $3.6 million more than it initially expected.
Published
March 29, 2023

School Notebook: March 29
Published
March 28, 2023

Student injured in Portland school bus crash

Police say the bus was stopped in a left-hand turn lane when it was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer Tuesday morning.
Published
March 26, 2023

Maine school districts confront COVID-19 funding cliff

Across-the-board expenses are rising just as federal pandemic relief is running out. Educators see a 'perfect storm of financial pressures' that will challenge schools for the next two years.