Priorities

Schools / Education

Because island and working-waterfront communities place such a high priority on their schools and the education of their children, we have made them a focus of our own efforts.

In This Section

Our People

Some of our talented people working in this area.

	Betsy Walker North Haven Historical Preservation Fellow
	Eliza Greenman Cranberry Isles Sustainable Community Development Fellow
	Hope Rowan Technology Education Specialist
	Lana Cannon Matinicus School and Historical Preservation Fellow
	Ruth Kermish-Allen Education Outreach Officer

Galleries

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CREST Career Fair, University of Maine at Farmington

Unique Challenges

Whether a one-room schoolhouse on Frenchboro, or a bustling high school in Deer Isle, schools are at the heart of island and working coastal communities. They all face – and embrace – the unique challenges of educating children in rural settings along the coast of Maine, from Downeast to Casco Bay.

News

Mar 01, 2010 \|	Cliff School Times - March 2010
Feb 18, 2010 \|	New Island Schools & Island Scholars Newsletters
Jan 07, 2010 \|	Vinalhaven program creates safe, creative learning environment

Publications & Resources

	2009 Island Journal Volume 25
	Island Indicators 2008
	2008 Island Journal
	Implementation Strategies in Place-Based Education Projects Webcast
	IT Across the Nation Webcast -- CREST & Urban Ecology Institute
	Island Scholars Student Newsletter #8 (PDF, 184 KB)
	Island School Newsletter #2 (PDF, 590 KB)
	Island School Newsletter #1 (PDF, 301 KB)
	Island Scholars Network Scholarship Brochure 2009 (PDF, 144 KB)