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South Portland schools could cut nearly 80 positions
6+ mon, 3+ day ago (545+ words) South Portland schools could cut 78 positions from next year’s budget, including 42 fewer teachers, to hold the tax increase to 6%. The district’s proposed spending plan for the 2026-27 school year includes the reduction of 42 teacher positions; 16 educational technicians and clerks; 14 food service,…...
Portland must prioritize search for warming shelter site | Opinion
4+ week, 20+ hour ago (88+ words) After the permanent closure of the Riverside Street facility, establishing a new location before winter hits is critical for the city....
Portland schools’ $180M budget proposal would cut 20 positions
6+ mon, 1+ day ago (714+ words) The Portland school district’s proposed budget would increase spending 4.7% and cut 20 positions, most of which are currently vacant. Superintendent Ryan Scallon laid out the $179.9 million proposal at a board meeting Tuesday night, when dozens turned out to oppose cuts to…...
Portland plans to return winter warming shelter to downtown location
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (101+ words) The Biddeford nonprofit Seeds of Hope has stepped forward to operate a nightly warming shelter in Portland this winter in a building owned by Preble Street, which if approved, would return the shelter to a downtown location and expand its…...