Edward Little High School and the University of Maine at Augusta are teaming up to offer a two-year aviation program to juniors and seniors at nine area high schools, starting September 2019.
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Auburn council to take final vote on school project Monday
Public hearings will be held Monday on two ballot questions for the proposed $122 million Edward Little High School in Auburn.
Auburn voters will get two ballot questions on new Edward Little High School
AUBURN — When voters go to the polls June 11 to decide on a new Edward Little High School, they will be asked two ballot questions that break up local costs, the School Committee and the City Council agreed Wednesday night. The two ballot questions will give voters some “voice and choice” about the local […]
What’s in the 2 ballot questions
what the 2 ELHS ballot questions on June 11 would include
Edward Little High School ballot still undecided; workshop continues Wednesday
The Auburn City Council and the School Committee will continue debate on whether to present the $120.42 million project to voters in one or two questions.
Majority of the Auburn City Council supports two ballot questions for new Edward Little High School
An informal poll of the council this week showed support for at least two ballot questions to approve the new high school, as city and school officials are set to meet next week.
ELHS Class of 2019 to perform Disney musical at Walton School
The show is set for Saturday, April 27 at 8 p.m. and Sunday April 28, at 2 p.m.
Auburn needs a new Edward Little High School but at what expense?
It appears that Auburn voters will be given a choice as to whether to build a new high school but no choice as to the scope and cost of the project they’ll be asked to approve in a June 11 referendum. The Edward Little High School Building Committee decided Tuesday to place only one thumbs-up-or-down […]
State approves $105.9 million for new Edward Little High School
State approves new ELHS, an expected step, but a very big one for the project to move forward
Setting up a question for failure
Big mistake. Big, big mistake. The Edward Little High School Building Committee’s consensus decision on Tuesday to put the entire school construction project — including the local option to enlarge the auditorium — into a single question is a gesture of unnecessary force. And, given Maine’s history of splitting questions on school construction projects, uncommon […]