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Sunday, November 29, 2015
Planned Parenthood and Abortion Clinics Want to Force Maine to Pay for Abortions
Abortion advocates and the ACLU are suing the state of Maine this week in an attempt to force taxpayer funding of abortion.
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Maine, USA
Merck : Wrongful birth? Maine mother sues drug company over contraceptive
Kayla Doherty believed she was being responsible when in February 2012 she went to a government-owned medical clinic in Albion to have a long-lasting birth control device implanted in her arm.
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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Family reunited after fight against child abuse charges
Congratulations to this family. I hope the future is good to you, and I know how cold and heartless these child stealers can be.
More than a year after a Bath father was accused of abusing his infant son, he and his wife have regained custody of their children after claiming he was wrongfully accused.
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Studying sex education standards in Maine
Teachers are getting creative when they're teaching students about sex as they try to balance state guidelines, parents opinions, and getting kids to open up.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Waterville School Board votes to dismiss Reiter
The Waterville School Board voted 6-1 to fire high school principal Don Reiter, who's accused of asking a student for sex.
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Overseas Instagram message leads to Camden middle school lockdown
An Instagram message from overseas led to a temporary lockdown and heightened security at the Camden-Rockport Middle School on Monday morning, but in the end, police and school officials said there was no threat to students.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Maine Courts Barred from Shackling Most Juveniles, Thanks to Student Effort
Maine juveniles in custody can now enter courtrooms shackle-free thanks to a rule change in the state court system.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Home schooling resources abound for Maine families
Babette Cohen-Solal, 15, may seem young to be a teacher.
But don’t tell that to the teenagers who followed her lead as she sang and signed energetically to the song “Yellow Submarine” during an American Sign Language class held at the First Baptist Church in Belfast.
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But don’t tell that to the teenagers who followed her lead as she sang and signed energetically to the song “Yellow Submarine” during an American Sign Language class held at the First Baptist Church in Belfast.
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Maine, USA
Monday, November 9, 2015
At least 15 students punished after a week-long sexting contest was discovered at a Catholic high school
Students at a Catholic high school in Maine were punished after officials discovered that boys were competing to collect the most sexual photos of teenage girls in a week.
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Sunday, November 8, 2015
Sports activity fees on the rise at Maine schools, creating tensions in some towns
The pay-to-play phenomenon elicits objections from parents and questions about the effects on participation.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Scarborough sees increase in accidental 911 calls with old cell phones
A common trend with parents is to let their children play with old, "uninitialized" cell phones.
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Monday, November 2, 2015
Maine ranked one of the best in nation for rules limiting student restraints
It gave Maine one of the highest scores in the country for the following:
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- its comprehensive level of regulations,
- its limiting of restraints and seclusion to emergencies that involve potential harm to students or others,
- its requirement that parents be notified every time children are subject to restraints or seclusions,
- its prohibition of restraints that restrict breathing, and
- its prohibition of mechanical restraints like straps, handcuffs and bungee cords.
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Maine, USA
Sunday, November 1, 2015
OUR OPINION: In Maine and elsewhere, poor students being left behind
A college education has never been more valuable or necessary, and the link between early childhood education and later academic achievement has now been firmly established.
More >> OUR OPINION: In Maine and elsewhere, poor students being left behind
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Maine, USA
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