Many schools in Maine are returning to outdated buildings, some over 50 years old and built before modern standards like the Americans with Disabilities Act. Sebago Elementary School, for example, is 144 years old. Despite updates over the years, the building faces significant life, health, and safety compliance issues. Superintendent Steve Connolly highlights the urgent need to address these problems as they impact the learning environment.
Old Schools, Broken System: Maine’s Struggle with Aging Classrooms and How to Fix them
Updated on September 2, 2024