Alice Crawford’s experience with the new Mainer community inspired her to leave a 33-year career as a dental hygienist and pursue teaching English as a second language.
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Oxford Hills looks to its own to inspire graduating seniors
Jared Cash continues Oxford Hills’ tradition of OHCHS graduates returning to serve as commencement keynote speakers.
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Oxford Hills seniors weather downpour, celebrate graduation
Ceremony in South Paris sees 216 seniors receive diplomas and retiring principal an “honorary degree.”
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SAD 17 tackles transportation crisis with internal resources
Oxford Hills School District continues to focus on communication, driver retention, problem-solving and recruitment.
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Moccia honored by Maine Principals Association
Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School Principal Ted Moccia was given the Larry LaBrie Award for Outstanding Contributions to the MPA Interscholastic Division.
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SAD 17, Oxford Hills Technical School unveil proposed budgets for 2022-23
SAD 17’s $47,557,984 budget will increase by 8.34% next year. Oxford Hills Technical School presented a 2022-2023 budget of $3,439,320, which is 3.84% over the current year, reflecting rising enrollment and new programs.
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Oxford Hills school board faces decision on district’s leadership
With the resignation of Monica Henson, directors will consider their options for a superintendent next month.
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School budget meeting tonight at Oxford Elementary School
OXFORD — Maine School Administrative District will hold a forum for taxpayers tonight at Oxford Elementary School. The meeting starts at 7 p.m.
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SAD 17 superintendent out, but investigations loom
Former superintendent Monica Henson called the allegations that resulted in her resignation from SAD 17 outrageous lies and said multiple investigations found them unsubstantiated. However, an Oxford County Sheriff’s Office investigation has been turned over to the district attorneys office while Maine Department of Health and Human Services and the Oxford Hills school district have not released results on their separate investigations, as of April 6.
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Investigations of SAD 17 Superintendent Monica Henson continue
Oxford County Sheriff’s Office report submitted to District Attorney’s Office for review.