Maine commissioner of education Wayne Mowatt has cancelled the Maine Educational Assessment test because it contained a question about two poems he claimed made references to suicide. A recent series in The Portland Newspapers on suicide sparked the move, and prompted Gov. King to announce he would convene a roundtable on suicide. Although the series said that the suicide rate among young Mainers has been climbing, the number of Mainers between the ages of 10 and 24 who took their own lifes has decreased from 38 in 1989 to 29 in 1993
Suicide is a leading, preventable cause of death in our nation for youth ages 10–24, and we are sad...
Maine Perspectives piece on a legislative bill recently vetoed by Gov. Angus King that would have a...
University system employee dies unexpectedly--King speaks on higher education at Wishcamper in Portl...
Continuum piece on the decision by Maine Department of Education Commissioner Wayne Mowatt to postp...
politics and other mistakes piece on teen suicide in Maine, disputing claims made by the Portland P...
Recent suicides at the University of Maine have raised concerns regarding the problem of suicide amo...
A Maine Department of Human Services study shows that 120 children under the age of 19 committed sui...
The Cowl - student newspaper of Providence College. Vol 44 - No. 21 - April 23, 1986. 20 pages
Cover Story piece on the Maine Death with Dignity Act, which Maine voters will consider when they g...
state representative Elizabeth Mitchell, D-Vassalboro, was initially skeptical about the appointment...
Maine Perspectives piece on Maine Department of Education Commissioner Wayne Mowatt and his proposa...
Statistics on suicides in Maine from 2015 to 2019 as collected by the Maine Violent Death Reporting ...
Maine has applied for a $170,000 federal grant for family education that requires telling teenagers ...
Maine Perspectives piece on Gov. King\u27s proposal to eliminate funding for the Maine School of Sc...
Perspectives piece lamenting Gov. Angus King\u27s veto of a legislative bill that would have replac...
Suicide is a leading, preventable cause of death in our nation for youth ages 10–24, and we are sad...
Maine Perspectives piece on a legislative bill recently vetoed by Gov. Angus King that would have a...
University system employee dies unexpectedly--King speaks on higher education at Wishcamper in Portl...
Continuum piece on the decision by Maine Department of Education Commissioner Wayne Mowatt to postp...
politics and other mistakes piece on teen suicide in Maine, disputing claims made by the Portland P...
Recent suicides at the University of Maine have raised concerns regarding the problem of suicide amo...
A Maine Department of Human Services study shows that 120 children under the age of 19 committed sui...
The Cowl - student newspaper of Providence College. Vol 44 - No. 21 - April 23, 1986. 20 pages
Cover Story piece on the Maine Death with Dignity Act, which Maine voters will consider when they g...
state representative Elizabeth Mitchell, D-Vassalboro, was initially skeptical about the appointment...
Maine Perspectives piece on Maine Department of Education Commissioner Wayne Mowatt and his proposa...
Statistics on suicides in Maine from 2015 to 2019 as collected by the Maine Violent Death Reporting ...
Maine has applied for a $170,000 federal grant for family education that requires telling teenagers ...
Maine Perspectives piece on Gov. King\u27s proposal to eliminate funding for the Maine School of Sc...
Perspectives piece lamenting Gov. Angus King\u27s veto of a legislative bill that would have replac...
Suicide is a leading, preventable cause of death in our nation for youth ages 10–24, and we are sad...
Maine Perspectives piece on a legislative bill recently vetoed by Gov. Angus King that would have a...
University system employee dies unexpectedly--King speaks on higher education at Wishcamper in Portl...