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Only two Maine school districts won state construction funds for fire-damaged schools, the fewest in seven years, as $11 billion is needed to fix 500 schools.
Only two Maine school districts—Bath and Frenchville—have received state funding for school construction, targeting rebuilds of schools damaged by fire.
The projects were selected from 95 applications, with funding limited by debt capacity and affordability.
This marks the lowest number of approvals in a seven-year cycle.
Many districts face deteriorating buildings but remain unfunded.
A state commission estimates $11 billion is needed to address 500 of Maine’s 600 schools within 20 years.
Bath plans to consolidate two schools, while others await future funding, with no timeline set.
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Solo dos distritos escolares de Maine obtuvieron fondos estatales para la construcción de escuelas dañadas por el incendio, la menor cantidad en siete años, ya que se necesitan $ 11 mil millones para reparar 500 escuelas.