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Maine school collects pencil erasers to represent every Jewish life lost during Holocaust


Maine school collects pencil erasers to represent every Jewish life lost during Holocaust
Roslyn Flaherty
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Pencil erasers inside a display case at Spruce Mountain Middle School in Jay are more than just erasers. They represent Jewish lives lost during the Holocaust.
“Kids walk by and see how many erasers are in there. It really shows the enormity of what happened,” sixth grade teacher Mariah Sergio said.
Sergio said after showing her students the documentary Paper Clips two years ago, her students wanted to do something similar.
“They came back with me a half hour later and said ‘can we collect eraser tops? And I said ‘ok what is the significance of the eraser tops?’ And they said they wanted to erase the hatred that Hitler caused,” said Sergio. ....

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Spruce Mountain School District's nearly $20.75 million budget goes to voters April 27


• Article 1 asks to appropriate nearly $20.75 million and raise $10.16 million.
• Article 2 authorizes the school board to transfer amounts exceeding 5% of the total appropriation for any cost center to or among other cost center(s), provided the budget isn’t increased.
• Article 3 asks to appropriate $862,229.33 and raise $240,000 ($80,000 for each town) for the food service program.
• Article 4 asks to appropriate $373,267.48 and raise $198,000 ($66,000 for each town) for adult education.
“If each of these articles passes, total taxes will decrease $61,348.8 in Jay,” Albert said. “They will increase $14,851.19 in Livermore and $27,947.62 in Livermore Falls.”
A home valued at $100,000 in Jay would see no increase; one in Livermore would be taxed $7 more than this fiscal year; one in Livermore Falls would be taxed $16.20 more than this fiscal year. ....

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Spruce Mountain directors consider initial changes to summer school policy


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LIVERMORE Directors of Spruce Mountain Regional School Unit 73 on Thursday approved the first reading of policy changes that would allow more students to attend summer school.
Changes include lowering the passing grade from 50 to 30 for eligibility, and removing the stipulation that students with 30 or more absences are not eligible. The policy is for students in kindergarten through grade eight.
While reviewing the last trimester grades to tally how many of the 350 students at Spruce Mountain Middle School in Jay were failing at least one class, Principal Carolyn Luce got through the first 162 and realized that wasn’t a feasible list. ....

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Proposed 2021-22 budget for RSU 73 is up almost $600k


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JAY The proposed 2021-22 budget for Regional School Unit 73 includes another special education teacher at the elementary school and one for a vacancy at the primary school, Superintendent Scott Albert told directors Thursday night.
The $20.75 million spending plan is almost $600,000 more than this fiscal year, which ends June 30. It is a 2.93% increase from the $20.2 million received last year.
Albert said salaries and benefits make up 76.5% of the proposed budget and those lines increased 3.2%.
An increase of $177,886 for debt service is from the second phase of the Siemens energy project. Three payments of $44,468 will be made, with the first in November, Albert said. There will be four payments annually after that, he said. ....

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