Portland architectural firm recommends Fairfield-based school district stop using 3 of its elementary schools
CHA Architecture found the mechanical and electrical systems are “exhausted,” at Albion Elementary School, Clinton Elementary School and Fairfield Primary School.
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FAIRIFIELD A Portland architectural firm has recommended Maine School Administrative District 49 stop using three of its elementary schools for educational purposes after an assessment raised concerns about the buildings.
During a public forum Tuesday night about the Fairfield Primary School construction project, representatives of CHA Architecture shared findings of a 10-month feasibility study of Albion Elementary School, Benton Elementary School, Clinton Elementary School and Fairfield Primary School.
Close contacts cause Messalonskee High School to go remote until Jan. 25
China Primary School in Regional School Unit 18 has also reported a case of COVID-19 infection, but will remain open.
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Two Regional School Unit 18 schools reported positive COVID-19 cases Thursday, with one remaining open and the other switching to fully remote learning.
Messalonskee High School in Oakland is shifting to remote learning from Friday until Monday, Jan. 25, while China Primary School will remain open after each school recorded one positive test of the coronavirus.
The district has reported 13 cases of COVID-19 infection this school year.
Messalonskee High School Principal Paula Callan wrote in a letter to the community the school is shifting to remote learning “because of the large number of students and staff identified as close contacts.” Students were dismissed early Thursday.
Thorndike-based RSU 3 postpones return to four-day, in-person learning
Superintendents of Fairfield-based Maine School Administrative District 49 and Waterville Public Schools announced additional positive cases of COVID-19.
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A family walks toward the entrance to the Mount View school complex in Thorndike that houses Mount View Elementary, Mount View Middle and Mount View High Schools. A committee for Regional School Unit 3 voted to postpone indefinitely a return to in-person learning.
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Regional School Unit 3 announced Tuesday that its return-to-school committee voted unanimously to indefinitely postpone a return to four-days per week in-person learning due to the state’s increased coronavirus caseload, and Maine School Administrative District 49 and Waterville Public Schools have identified new cases of COVID-19, according to the districts’ superintendents.
Welcome home
Civilian Contractor for the military out of town.
One of the students at Clinton Elementary School (TN),
Skylar Martin didn’t expect his dad to be home early. However, this student received an early Christmas surprise. His dad came home a few days earlier than expected and surprised him at school.
According to Clinton Elementary School, there wasn’t a dry eye in the house.
Check out surprise below. And get those tissues ready.
One of the best CCS moments of all semester! Looking at the pictures and facial expressions says it all! Dad came home…
It looks like Christmas came early for one Clinton Elementary School 6th grader. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 11:19 AM EST December 18, 2020
CLINTON, Tenn. Clinton City Schools said Christmas came early for one of their students.
Skylar Martin is a 6th grader at Clinton Elementary School.
His dad, Darius Martin, is a veteran and currently serving as a Civilian Contractor for the military out of town.
Skylar thought his dad wasn t coming home until Dec. 23.
However, he got an early Christmas present when his dad came home a few days early and surprised him at school.
Clinton Elementary said there wasn t a dry eye in the house, and well, we ll let the pictures tell the rest of the story.