LePage reveals schools' plans

SKOWHEGAN -- Sweeping education legislation proposed by the governor and education commissioner on Wednesday would allow public funding of religious schools, change how teachers are evaluated, provide students with more school choice and expand technical education.

Religion and the parental prerogative

The Globe’s monthly panel convenes to discuss the line between family and society’s needs

New rules proposed for schools

SKOWHEGAN -- Sweeping education legislation proposed by the governor and education commissioner on Wednesday would allow public funding of religious schools, change how teachers are evaluated, provide students with more school choice and expand technical education.

MEA says new education bills could hurt local schools

SKOWHEGAN, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Governor LePage and Education Commissioner Steven Bowen have unveiled four new bills surrounding Maine's public and private schools, and they're drawing opposition from some education leaders.

Sweeping changes set out for education

The governor says his four proposals expand opportunities; critics worry about the effects on schools, teachers and kids.