The Maine Legislature passed a bill to create an African American and Wabanaki Studies advisory council, which would be tasked with ensuring that the courses of study — already required under Maine law — are effectively implemented in schools. The proposal, from Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross (D-Portland), passed the Senate with a 24-9 vote Tuesday […]| Maine Morning Star
The Maine Legislature will return to wrap up session this week, but the governor and legislative leadership are not on the same page about what actions should be taken.| Maine Morning Star
Shortly before the sun rose the day after the Maine Legislature’s adjournment deadline, both chambers passed state budget changes, which Gov. Janet Mills signed on Monday. However, more than a hundred pieces of legislation still remain in limbo. Among these unresolved items include bills aimed at expanding workers’ rights, such as requiring minimum pay for […]| Maine Morning Star
The combined proposal would establish an advisory council and content specialist position dedicated to both African American and Wabanaki studies, as well as provide one-time funding to expand both curricula.| Maine Morning Star
