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Overcoming isolation, and other Maine education news

Tuesday's vote on Question 3 consumed the energy of many in Maine's education communities. Now that the outcome is decided, what's next?

A last-minute $30 million explanation

We've heard the claim repeated throughout this fall battle over Question 3: Repealing Maine's school district consolidation law will cost taxpayers more than $30 million each year.

MEA: How to avoid education cuts

What's there to do at a time when state revenues are falling short of projections and there's reluctance to cut out education funding that's seen as crucial?

Charter schools in governor's court

I reported last week that Sen.

Dueling ads in the fight over Question 3

The fight over Question 3 on November's ballot has made it to the airwaves.

Shifting arguments in Question 3 fight

The Web site of the campaign urging a "no" vote on Question 3 still points to

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  • Developments on the Question 3 front

    The implications on the outcome of the vote on Nov. 3 are unclear, but there have been a couple notable developments in the debate over school district consolidation in the past few days.

    A domain name for repealing consolidation

    As an update to my post from Tuesday, the online presence of those battlin

    Reporter Matthew Stone covers education for the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel. Stone is a graduate of Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn.

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