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Parents and community groups ask Lewiston schools to expand reentry and after-school options; committee agrees to explore partnerships

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Public commenters and meeting agenda items highlighted demand for alternative programs for expelled students and suggested partnerships with community organizations, including IFCA Community Services, FoodCorps and Maine Audubon. Committee members asked staff or subcommittees to meet with interested groups and explore feasibility.

Several public commenters and staff presentations on April 7 urged Lewiston Public Schools to expand options for students who are suspended, expelled or need reentry supports, and to consider partnerships with community organizations for after-school enrichment.

In public comment, a resident identified as the founding executive director of IFCA Community Services said the nonprofit has capacity to serve students who are expelled or…

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