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Falmouth School Board winners head into second terms with focus on pandemic recovery, superintendent search

Falmouth School Board winners head into second terms with focus on pandemic recovery, superintendent search
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Election results: Cumberland, Falmouth, North Yarmouth, Yarmouth

Election results: Cumberland, Falmouth, North Yarmouth, Yarmouth Mark Segrist handily wins a spot on the Cumberland Town Council, while most other incumbents in Falmouth, Yarmouth and North Yarmouth retain their seats on councils and school boards. Share Kit Maloney of North Yarmouth inserts her ballot into the scanner Tuesday. A vacant North Yarmouth seat on the SAD 51 school board went to newcomer Thomas P. McGuinness, who secured 461 votes to 405 votes for Vanessa Bryant. Patti Mikkelsen / For The Forecaster Following Tuesday’s elections, most incumbents retained their seats on local town councils and school boards in municipalities covered by The Northern Forecaster.

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Falmouth School Board retires Yachtie the Yachtsman - Portland Press Herald

Falmouth School Board retires ‘Yachtie the Yachtsman’ Board members voted 7-0 in favor of finding a new mascot for the fall. Share Representatives of Falmouth Schools’ civil rights teams have succeeded in their effort to end the era of “Yachtie the Yachtsman.” “Yachtie” Contributed / Falmouth Schools The School Board voted last week to officially retire both “Yachtie” and the 73-year-old “Yachtsmen” team name. The vote came after months of discussions, surveys and a presentation by students, who said a large portion of the student body felt unaffiliated with the mascot and name, which they called “snooty” and exclusionary. The board is hopeful that there will be a new mascot for the 2021-2022 school year, according to Chairperson Whitney Bruce.

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Falmouth s Yachtie mascot could get the heave-ho - Portland Press Herald

Falmouth’s ‘Yachtie’ mascot could get the heave-ho Soon to be released are findings of a town survey on changing the high school s team name and mascot to be more representative of the student body. Contributed / Falmouth Schools If some students get their way, Falmouth High School will get rid of “Yachtie,” the school’s mascot, and the “snooty” Yachtsmen team name along with him. The town, in a survey that closed Sunday, has been seeking residents’ opinions on changing the team name. The findings of that survey, conducted on behalf of the school board, and ideas for new mascots will be shared at a future meeting.

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As coronavirus cases fall, schools feel pressure to add more in-person learning

As coronavirus cases fall, schools feel pressure to add more in-person learning With vaccines on the horizon and many families pushing for more in-person time, Maine school districts still face challenges with staffing and meeting physical distancing requirements. Share Casey Curneil and her children, Aubrey Munson and Carter Munson, depart Ocean Avenue Elementary School in Portland on Friday afternoon. Curneil, whose son is a second-grader at Ocean Avenue, said she would like the schools to go to full-time in-person instruction. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer As she’s watched coronavirus cases in Maine and around the country fall, Casey Curneil has been wondering when her son might be able to get more in-person time at school. Hybrid learning has been difficult, and she worries about the social and academic impacts of screen time and time away from peers.

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