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Expanded SAD 41 pre-K program underway

MILO — Classes have been back in session for several weeks, and now the Marion C.

SAD 41 readying for expanded pre-K program

MILO — When classes resume later this month in SAD 41, the Marion C.

$11.5M SAD 41 budget approved by a single vote, 151-150

MILO — A 2025-26 SAD 41 budget totaling $11,500,911 passed by just one vote, 151-150, across the three district communities at the Aug.

$11.5M SAD 41 budget moved to Aug. 6 referendum

MILO — A proposed 2025-26 budget of just more than $11.

Revised $11.5 million SAD 41 budget will be brought to July 23 meeting

MILO — Several weeks after SAD 41 residents voted down a proposed $11,907,487 budget for 2025-26, a revised figure of just over $11.

Public input sought for SAD 41 Comprehensive Needs Assessment

MILO — SAD 41 Superintendent Darcie Fournier is seeking public feedback concerning the district’s Comprehensive Needs Assessment, which can be emailed directly to her at dfournier@msad41.

Proposed $11.9M SAD 41 school budget heads to June vote

MILO — A proposed budget of nearly $12 million for the Milo-area school district next year will go before voters in June for final approval.

SAD 41 annual budget meeting set for Monday

MILO — Now that the SAD 41 School Board has done its work on the proposed 2025-26 school year budget, the public will have its opportunity to vote on the finances.

SAD 41 officials working on 2026 budget

MILO — Officials in SAD 41 are developing the budget for the 2025-26 academic year, with a tentative date of May 19 being planned for the annual district budget meeting.

SAD 41 looks to convert Marion C. Cook School into home of 3- to 5-year-old program

MILO — SAD 41 is looking to keep the Marion C.

SAD 41 AOS withdrawal referendum set for Feb. 12

Public hearing will be Jan.

SAD 41 board approves AOS 43 Plan of Termination

LAGRANGE — In 2010, SAD 41, which represents Brownville, LaGrange, and Milo, and neighboring SAD 31 of the Howland area, formed Alternative Organizational Structure 43 to share central office services including a superintendent, business director, and technology director.

SAD 41 revising social worker vacancy into counselor position

MILO — The current near $11.

SAD 41 directors opt out of regional comprehensive high school pursuit

MILO — Rather than put approximately $133,300 of district funds toward startup costs and a site analysis, the SAD 41 Board of Directors has decided to discontinue its participation in the pursuit of a regional comprehensive high school project with several other area school districts.

SAD 41 combining finance, capital improvement committee meetings

MILO — Much of the work done by SAD 41 Board of Directors’ finance and capital improvement committees overlaps, such as looking into budgeting projects at district schools.

SAD 41 officials readying for return of students

MILO — Three weeks before students return to district buildings for the start of classes on Wednesday, Aug.

SAD 41 revamping alternative education program

MILO — The SAD 41 alternative education program will have a new name, new location, and new method of instruction when classes begin at the end of the summer.

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