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Central Lincoln County School System, Maine AOS #93, is located in mid-coast Maine and serves seven rural communities in central Lincoln County: Bremen, Bristol, Damariscotta, Jefferson, Newcastle, Nobleboro, and South Bristol. There are eight school boards, each comprised of three to seven elected members, and an AOS #93 board composed of seven members, one from each of the local boards. The AOS #93 Board employs the superintendent who oversees the operation of five Kindergarten through grade eight elementary schools and the tuitioning of all secondary school students. Central Lincoln County School System serves a total of about 1694 pupils in 2011-12, . The combined annual budgets of the five schools and the secondary tuition exceed $20 million.
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Education is a lifelong process which begins with our students and their families, extends to our school, and encompasses our entire community. Our common goals are to create a safe environment, stress academic excellence, respect diversity, and promote self-awareness and an appreciation of the world. Shared high expectations lead all students to develop the knowledge and skills to participate constructively and creatively in society.
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AOS #93 is proud of its school systems serving Midcoast Maine. Our schools work hard to provide an excellent education that embraces high standards balanced with an appreciation for the things that make this part of Maine unique and special. AOS #93 includes five kindergarten through eighth grade elementary schools and has a special relationship with Lincoln Academy, the private school that educates most of our secondary students
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The mission of the Augusta School Department is to provide all students with challenging, high quality educational programs in academic skills, life skills, career preparation, and citizenship.
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AOS #93 is proud of its school systems serving Midcoast Maine. Our schools work hard to provide an excellent education that embraces high standards balanced with an appreciation for the things that make this part of Maine unique and special. AOS #93 includes five kindergarten through eighth grade elementary schools and has a special relationship with Lincoln Academy, the private school that educates most of our secondary students
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Wiscasset Middle School held a very special assembly on May 8th, National Teacher Appreciation Day. The assembly was to announce that Mrs. Tricia Campbell had been chosen to be one of the 2012 Unum Maine Teachers' Hall of Fame "Starting 9." This is the seventh year that Unum and the Portland Sea Dogs have teamed up to highlight the great work Maine teachers do in the classroom everyday. They choose three primary, three middle school, and three high school teachers to be their Starting 9. Mrs. Campbell and the other eight teachers will be honored at the Sea Dogs' game on June 8th. They will receive a personalized Sea Dogs' uniform, six tickets to the game, a meal for them and their guests, a check for $500.00, and the opportunity to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Wiscasset Middle School is very pleased to a teacher chosen two years in a row as Mrs. Debbie Gray was a member of the 2011 "Starting 9
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