Jake Langlais is determined to meet all 330 seniors face to face.
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Lewiston taking community pulse on graduation
The school district is gathering input from the Class of 2020 and will host a webinar next week to get more feedback.
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Class credit policy amended for Lewiston seniors
The School Committee approved a proposal to allow the Class of 2020 to earn six fewer credits than the district requires in normal years.
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Lewiston High School graduation plan requires fewer credits
Principal Jake Langlais said 240 of the school’s 380 seniors have enough credits under the proposal.
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Lewiston schools preparing for lengthy closure
Plans will be in place for extending the current three-week shutdown if the COVID-19 virus continues to sicken people.
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Lewiston board considers new administrative positions
Budget talks include funding an additional assistant principal and an assistant for the athletic director.
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Ryleigh Mae Emmert named Lewiston’s youth poet laureate
The position was created in 2019 to highlight youth creativity after former Lewiston High School student Joao Victor won the state’s Poetry Out Loud competition.
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Lewiston schools take closer look at bullying
The School Committee agreed Monday night to expand its policy to address the widespread problem using a restorative justice model.
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Fate of Lewiston’s Martel School will be decided this month
The city has received three redevelopment offers for the former elementary school, which closed last year.
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Lewiston looks to Harlem programs to spur change
Officials see an opportunity to copy some Harlem Children’s Zone programs to help combat poverty in troubled neighborhoods.