Lewiston, ME: More school staff to "service a growing number of special needs students"

Jun 13, 2018

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April 11, 2018, Lewiston (ME) Sun Journal: Lewiston School Board sends $82.9 million budget to City Council http://www.sunjournal.com/lewiston-school-board-sends-82-9-million-budget-to-city-council/ Many of the new teachers and education technicians will serve a growing number of special education students in Lewiston. The city schools have no choice but to meet the needs of those students, according to Webster.

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