City Council Considers Dawn Bishop's Nomination for Multilingual Learner Program Director

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The Lewiston Public Schools School Committee meeting on May 5, 2025, kicked off with the Pledge of Allegiance and a round of member introductions, setting a collaborative tone for the evening. A key highlight of the meeting was the nomination of Dawn Bishop for the assistant director position of the multilingual learner program, which the committee received and was poised to vote on.

This nomination underscores the district's commitment to enhancing support for multilingual learners, a growing demographic in the community. The role is crucial as it aims to improve educational outcomes for students who speak multiple languages, ensuring they receive the necessary resources and guidance.

While the meeting included other administrative updates and member introductions, the focus remained on Bishop's nomination, reflecting the committee's dedication to fostering an inclusive educational environment. The anticipated vote on her appointment is expected to pave the way for new initiatives aimed at better serving Lewiston's diverse student population.

Converted from Lewiston Public Schools School Committee Meeting 5/5/2025 meeting on July 21, 2025
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