Community service, sports, clubs and even credit standards are being waived this year.
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School board adjusting standards for Dixfield seniors at risk of failing to graduate
RSU 56 graduation standards are higher than the state minimum, and Dirigo High School Superintendent and Principal Pam Doyen said changing the school’s standards to match the state’s could help students through.
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RSU 56 superintendent gets three-year contract
Pam Doyen also serves as principal of Dirigo High School in Dixfield
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RSU 56 closes schools fourth time due to COVID-19 cases
Dirigo high, middle and elementary buildings off limits to in-person learning.
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Dirigo Elementary School reports six COVID-19 cases
Four students and two staff members infected.
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RSU 56 to extend school closings due to virus, lack of bus driver/custodians
RSU 56 schools planned to reopen their buildings on Thursday but four recent COVID-19 infections have left the schools without adequate bus driver/custodians.
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RSU 56 plans for winter sports beginning in early December
Directors OK’d starting with skills and drills and eventually scrimmages in early January.
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More COVID cases extend RSU 56 school closings to Dec. 3
A staff member and a student at separate Dixfield buildings have tested positive.
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RSU 56 closes Dixfield-Peru schools until Monday due to COVID-19
Schools in Dixfield and Peru have closed its three school buildings for sanitizing and disinfecting.
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RSU 56 buses, equipment, staff acquired with federal coronavirus aid
Superintendent Pam Doyen gives directors report on spending.