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Maine schools work to fill staffing positions before classes start

By Mal Meyer,

2024-08-15

By Mal Meyer,

2024-08-15

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Lynette Ryker Scorfina

08-16

Homeschool is the way

Nicole Fitzgerald

08-16

Well yah know you can thank Maine for not putting money where its mouth is. Cost of living goes up but the pay stays the same 🤔 There’s lack of specialists, gee I wonder why maybe because people goin broke to get through college and then as they work try and pay that school loan back while they struggle to keep their heads above water 🤷🏼‍♀️ Don’t even get me started on school bus drivers. We’re apart of RSU 57 and my kids don’t even have a bus driver yet 🙄 Well guess who can’t drive their kids to school? But yet here we are still paying taxes, taxes, taxes 😂 Yeah I’ve been living in Maine for three years, I’m also moving out of Maine next year. This state is a financial headache and wreck.

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