AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation: UMaine is offering full-tuition scholarships for its online special education master’s program, aiming to help certify at least 35 teachers for rural schools over five years. The first children to receive Maine’s $500 Alfond Grant are now using it for college; 75 of the initial 650 grants have been tapped so far. Wabanaki Culture: Indigenous Peoples’ Day brought celebrations of Wabanaki culture and survival in Augusta, a performance at the Abbe Museum and Bangor’s first Indigenous Peoples’ Day film festival. Maine Arts & Food: Camden’s Oyster & Beer Festival drew crowds to the harbor for local oysters, craft beer and live music. On Oct. 24, a Portland concert featuring music, poetry and dance by Maine artists will raise money for the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project.
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