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Oxford Hills schools superintendent to analyze staff absences
Maine School Administrative District 17 has no employee manual that details reasons and requirements for absences.
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Hartnett departs SAD 17, continues leading district administrators’ professional development
Assistant Superintendent Patrick Hartnett will teach graduate classes at the University of Southern Maine’s School of Education and Human Development.
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COVID snapshot for the week of Oct. 10
Quarantine numbers in schools fluctuate week to week but cases continue to rise.
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Two Oxford Hills school administrators given expanded roles
Superintendent Monica Henson said both have strategic leadership responsibilities.
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COVID down in most schools this week, spiking county-wide
District wide, cases and quarantines in schools is trending downwards since last week, with Guy E. Rowe School the only one seeing a new surge.
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Bus driver shortage: Challenge accepted!
Eight women employed by SAD 17 have stepped up to be substitute school bus drivers, one of the most challenging jobs to fill.
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SAD 17 board raises substitute teacher pay
The $25 increase brings the salary from $90 to $115 a day for those not certified.
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Paris police officer supports community in many ways
Michelle Legare works with students, campers and people in crisis, besides teaching self-defense.
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COVID returns to Oxford Hills, with delta
Unvaccinated children are currently the highest-risk group to infection.