Maine native donates new Chromebooks to immigrant high school students Share Updated: 4:45 PM EDT Jul 30, 2021
Maine native donates new Chromebooks to immigrant high school students Share Updated: 4:45 PM EDT Jul 30, 2021
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Show Transcript VACCINATED THIS PAST WEEK ALONE. REENA ROY ABC NEWS NEW YORK. A HAND UP TODAY - FOR IMMIGRANT STUDENTS IN EDRDWA LITTLE HIGH SCHOOL IN AUBURN. EVERY ONE OF THEY ARE GETTING NEW CHROMEBOOK S. THE COMPUTERS ARE BEG IN DONATED BY THE STEPHEN WHALEN WHO IS A MANAGING PARTNER AT CITY REALTY GROUP WHALEN SAID THE IDEA CAME AFTER A BOSTON GLOBE MAGAZINE REPORT TWO YEARS AGO - ON RACIAL INCIDENTS TARGETING MUSLIM STUDENTS THERE. VIDEO SHOWING T HE BULLYING WAS CAPTURED BY STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS. THE REPORT WAS HEARTBREAKING TO WHALE N- WHO GRADUATED FROM EDWARD LITTLE. MY MOTHER WAS A TEACHER HEREAND , SHE TAUGHT A LOT OF THE IMMIGRANT KIDS WHEN I WA S GROWING UP AND JUST HO
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Mary Letourneau of Minot hangs a plaque Thursday naming the N.K. Lewis Center in Auburn in honor of her aunt, Nancy Lewis. Lewis was director of the former Regional Educational Treatment Center-Success of Students on Lake Street from 1982 to 2015. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
AUBURN The N.K. Lewis Center on Lake Street was named Thursday and dedicated in memory of its longtime director.
Nancy Lewis of Strong directed the Regional Educational Treatment Center/Success of Students from 1982 to 2015. The former is a regional program for special needs children; the latter supports special needs students from Edward Little High School.