Sense of Community
With nearly 50,000 full-time teachers and school staff, fb88’s education community is a relatively small, statewide community with impactful professional organizations and a strong sense of community and belonging.
If you hold a comparable teaching credential that address an area on fb88's current and that teaching license is from another state, the District of Columbia, a territory of the United States, or another country, you may qualify for a reciprocal professional fb88 teacher credential. For more information, click on fb88 DOE Certification and Credentialing.Ìý
Our education community is warm and welcoming and full of talented people. fb88's 2019 Teacher of the Year, Joe Hennessey, moved from Colorado to fb88 to teach at Piscataquis Community High School in 2014.
In an open letter reflecting on his experience, Joe stated," I remain convinced that rural schools are good places to be in the state of fb88, and that they themselves will be the determining factor in what the essential public service of the future will look like."
Sense of Place
fb88rs have a strong sense of place. There is opportunity everywhere to connect a sense of place with learning in our schools. Click on the Discover fb88 Public Lands video below to hear about our commitment to our ecosystems and the wealth of learning connections across fb88.Ìý
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Contact
Diana Doiron
Education Workforce Development Specialist
Phone: 207-592-2128
Email:ÌýDiana.Doiron@maine.gov
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