PARIS — Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School has announced its seniors who make up the top five percent of this year’s graduating class. The students are as follows:
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No school feeding program in Oxford Hills this summer
The kitchen at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School has to close while its refrigeration and freezer units are being replaced.
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SAD 17 board approves $42.9 million budget
The proposed budget will go straight to a referendum vote with no public hearing, per guidelines set by Governor Janet Mills.
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SAD 17 board approves $42.9M budget
Voters will decide on the proposal July 14.
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Education Exchange needs businesses to join virtual job fair
PARIS — COVID-19 has disrupted all aspects of education in Maine including career development programs. Oxford Hills Community Education Exchange, a nonprofit organization within SAD 17, is working to continue its mission of bringing students and employers together through its first virtual job fair. The virtual job fair replaces the traditional one-day event that […]
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SAD 17 directors to vote on 2020-21 budget next week
Teacher salary adjustments, health insurance expenses and post-pandemic supports add $1.9 million to next year’s budget.
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Oxford Hills principals make special delivery to high school seniors
With assistant principals Laurie Catanese and John Springer riding shotgun, OHCHS principal Ted Moccia drives to every graduating senior’s house to deliver their cap and gown.
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SAD 17 builds digital time capsule while in distance learning
PARIS — SAD 17 has customized a new educational unit for students to work through with their families while they continue distance learning through the end of the 2019-20 school year. The unit has been named “History in the Hills.” It gives students a way to record the history of how their communities were impacted […]
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What will high school graduation look like in 2020?
Uncertainty churns SAD 17’s budget process as Directors approve plan to borrow $2.1 million for heating and refrigeration systems, and security upgrades.
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Uncertainty churns SAD 17’s budget process
Directors approve plan to borrow $2.1 million for heating and refrigeration systems, and security upgrades.