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The Maine Department of Education kicks off a three-day event at Thomas College with ElevatED, their Annual Summit on July 29, 2026. Educate Maine follows up with their Every Teacher a Leader event on July 30 & 31.

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Registration Open for ElevatED 2026: Maine DOE Annual Summit and Every Teacher a Leader Conference

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Registration is now open for ElevatED 2026, a dynamic summer professional learning experience designed to inspire, connect, and support Maine’s education workforce through meaningful collaboration …

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With summer upon us, there are many ways to enhance your skills and knowledge by engaging in professional development related to career development. The Maine Center for Research in STEM Education (RISE) is offering the 2026 Ignite Engineering and Computer Science Minds: A Professional Learning Experience for Grades 3-8 Teachers. This immersive workshop to learn more about STEM careers and how to incorporate them into the classroom for your students.

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The Maine Center for Research in STEM Education (RiSE Center) conducts research into education at all levels of instruction within the disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (the STEM disciplines). We also work to integrate education research into STEM teaching and learning through our many programs, projects, and partnerships.

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Lisa Knedler
Maine DOE Career Connections Teacher Leader Fellow
Gray-New Gloucester High School Career Explorations Teacher & International Baccalaureate Coordinator

Student aspiration has been my passion for as long as I can remember. Helping students uncover their skills and interests and how to capitalize on them in the workforce is incredibly rewarding. As a Teacher Leader Fellow, I am eager to collaborate with educators across the state to prepare our students for their futures.

I am honored to be the 25/26 Career Connections Teacher Leader at the Maine Department of Education’s Office of Teaching and Learning. Career readiness has driven my work over the last six years.  My passion was borne when I became the first College and Career Access Coordinator in Maine in 2019. This groundbreaking partnership between Hub 8 Adult Education and Southern Maine Community College inspired me to create opportunities for students at Gray-New Gloucester Schools.

As the advisory coordinator for the MSAD 15, I developed experiences related to career options ranging from straight to work, training programs, service organizations, and college pathways. Two large projects included a Career Day for middle school students as a culmination of a month-long occupation study and Curious about College for juniors in coordination with the district’s adult education department, community colleges, FAME, and Workforce development. I am eager to share my experience and resources with teachers.

Holding Master’s degree in education qualified me the to teach an Early College course, Career Exploration and Development, through the University of Maine. Students at my high school can elect to take this class to build a career plan that links their interests, goals, and life satisfaction while earning credit that is transferable across the system. This course keeps me up to date on the latest trends as well as the needs of students as they approach graduation.

I am excited to leverage this new position in the Office of Teaching and Learning to build connections among educators, career development organizations and associations, and Maine employers. I am looking forward to creating resources based in the Life and Career Ready Standards in the Maine Learning Results that schools can use to boost the great work that is already happening in our state.

Questions or thoughts on Maine Career resources? Email me! Let’s get the conversation started! lisa.knedler@maine.gov

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The Maine Department of Labor and the Manufacturers Association of Maine along with their partners produced this document: Work for ME: A Guide to Career Opportunities in Maine. This publication highlights career opportunities in Maine ranging from straight to work and training programs as well as those requiring a college degree.

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Maine Career Centers are located across the state and provide a variety of free services that support people in career development and employment opportunities.

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Maine CareerCenters provide a variety of employment and training services at no charge for Maine workers and businesses.

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Jobs for Maine Grads

"JMG was established by the Maine State Legislature in 1993 and is the largest statewide education nonprofit in Maine. JMG partners with Maine's public middle and high schools, community colleges, and our university system to help students achieve their goals."

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JMG partners with public education and private businesses to offer results-driven solutions to ensure all Maine students graduate, attain post-secondary credentials, and pursue meaningful careers. We serve more than 12,000 students annually with programs in all 16 Maine counties. We have more than 150 programs delivered in partnership with Maine's public schools, colleges, and employers.

Avangrid Foundation Invests $35,000 in JMG's Workforce Liaison Initiative

We are excited to announce a generous $35,000 investment from the Avangrid Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Central Maine Power's parent company, Avangrid. This investment advances our shared mission for educational growth and student empowerment throughout Maine. This funding will strengthen JMG's Workforce Liaison Initiative, which plays a crucial role in providing students with practical, real-world work experiences, preparing them for a successful future. Read More

Exploring Futures at L.L.Bean
We're thrilled to share the success of JMG's recent career exploration event hosted at L.L.Bean's corporate headquarters in Freeport. Students from over a dozen schools immersed themselves in a day of learning and discovery, getting an inside look into the diverse world of careers within L.L.Bean. Our students explored various departments, from marketing and design to cybersecurity, gaining valuable insights and inspiration for their future paths.

Become a JMG Employer Partner

Joining JMG as an Employer Partner is a unique opportunity to shape the future of Maine's workforce by directly introducing students to your company. You can provide students firsthand exposure to the diverse opportunities within your company.
This partnership helps equip students with a clearer perspective on career opportunities while simultaneously strengthening our Maine community by creating an invaluable connection that enlightens young minds about potential futures and synchronizes education with the dynamic demands of Maine's workforce.

As part of JMG's commitment to ensuring that our students have access to the best resources for pursuing higher education, we want to share the recent updates to the FAFSA form. We encourage all our students and their families to learn more about the changes now and make the most of available financial aid opportunities.

Arsene Badose's story is a testament to the transformative power of JMG's continuum of support. Arsene faced the myriad of challenges that come with the collegiate experience. However, with bridging from his JMG High School Specialist, Michelle Bourne, and then with the guidance and support of his JMG College Success Specialists, Randy Inosencio and Carlo Bufano, Arsene navigated his way to success.

Victoria Boone was the first person in her family to ever step foot on a college campus as a student. Victoria said, "JMG has changed and shaped my life in ways I can't even explain. They believed in me when it felt like no one else did." Victoria was able to use JMG Emergency Funds when she needed them and had the support of her JMG Specialist, Tara Gray, every step of the way.

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JMG partners with public education and private businesses to offer results-driven solutions to ensure all Maine students graduate, attain post-secondary credentials and pursue meaningful careers.

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TRIO's name comes from the original three segments of the program and has expanded since its inception in 1965. Its support services are for disadvantaged students that are designed to increase college graduation rates and career success. TRIO, available for first generation college students aims to help students overcome barriers including class, social and culture.

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TRIO Programs
Organization and Staff
The Federal TRIO Programs (TRIO) are Federal outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. TRIO includes eight programs targeted to serve and assist low-income individuals, first-generation college students, and individuals with disabilities to progress through the academic pipeline from middle school to postbaccalaureate programs. TRIO also includes a training program for directors and staff of TRIO projects.

The recipients of the grants, depending on the specific program, are institutions of higher education, public and private agencies and organizations including community-based organizations with experience in serving disadvantaged youth and secondary schools. Combinations of such institutions, agencies, and organizations may also apply for grants. These entities plan, develop and carry out the services for students. While individual students are served by these entities, they may not apply for grants under these programs. Additionally, in order to be served by one of these programs, a student must be eligible to receive services and be accepted into a funded project that serves the institution or school that student is attending or the area in which the student lives.

News and Information

Reference Documents
Legislation, Regulations, and Guidance Low-Income Levels Student Service Program Reports
A Profile of the Federal TRIO Programs and Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program: 2008 MS Word (446K) | PDF (267K)
TRIO Web Portal User Guides
Student Support Services:
National Evaluation of Student Support Services: Examination of Student Outcomes After Six Years (2010)
Upward Bound:

The Impacts of Regular Upward Bound on Postsecondary Outcomes 7-9 Years After Scheduled High School Graduation: Final Report (2009).

The Impact of Regular Upward Bound: Results from the Third Follow-up Data Collection (2004)

Upward Bound Math-Science:

Upward Bound Math-Science Program Description and Interim Impact Estimates (2006)

McNair:

The Educational and Employment Outcomes of The Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program Alumni (2008)

Talent Search:

A Study of the Effect of Talent Search on Secondary and Postsecondary Outcomes in Florida, Indiana, and Texas (2006)

Implementation of the Talent Search Program, Past and Present - Final Report from Phase I of the National Evaluation (2004)
Other Resources
Questions or Comments? OPE_TRIO@ed.gov
U.S. Department of Education
Office of Postsecondary Education
LBJ Building, 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W.
Washington, DC 20202
Student Service Home

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The Federal TRIO Programs are educational opportunity outreach programs designed to motivate and support students from disadvantaged backgrounds. TRIO includes six outreach and support programs targeted to serve and assist.

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EMBARK is a Maine Community College System program that supports high school students who are unsure about their career path. Advisors start working with high school students as early as their junior year and support them with career development, the college application process, as well as financial aid through the second year of community college.

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Get ready for college: Embark - Maine Community College System

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We help you explore community college and beyond. Embark is a high-school-to-college transition program designed for high school students who are unsure about what comes next. Enrolling in this program is a great way to explore the benefits of a community college education. Your Embark advisor will meet you at your high school and guide […]

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Maine DOE Teacher Leader Fellows 2025-2026

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Maine DOE Teacher Leader Fellows 2025-2026

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Maine DOE Welcomes 2025-2026 Teacher Leader Fellows

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The Maine Department of Education (DOE) Office of Teaching and Learning is proud to welcome the 2025-2026 Teacher Leader Fellows. These exceptional educators bring diverse expertise and passion to …

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The Maine Career Exploration Program is part of the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development.

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Are you aware of the K-12 Life and Career Ready Standards in the Maine Learning Results?  Check them out here. My fellowship will be grounded in these standards to support teachers, school counselors, and others working in this realm.

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Subscribe to MDOE Newsletters and Updates here.

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Maine Department of Education Email Forms

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May 13, 2026: Wednesday Webinar – Multiple Pathways for Education After High School

January 27, 2026: Maine Career Development Association Their January 2026 Career Cafe will be led by Stefanie Trice Gill, MBA, founder and principal recruiter of Intwork LLC. Stefanie will be presenting on the following topic:

Utilizing Google "Skill Sheets" and other IntWork tools to support resume development and to guide cover letters and interview prep

This is a FREE event and open to all! However, they encourage you to become a member of MCDA to support this and other programs that promote professional development for career practitioners.

December 5: FAME: Understanding Multiple Pathways to Education and Training

December 10: FAME- Wednesday Webinar – Scholarships Experts Spill the Tea

December 12: Educate Maine Symposium at the Cross Center in Bangor. Registration is OPEN!!

November 7: Maine Career Development Association's Fall Conference at Bates College or virtual. The sessions will focus on networking and wellbeing skills.

October 31: Financial Aid 101 (virtual) Free event hosted by the Finance Authority of Maine.

October 3: Ignite: Building Maine’s Workforce of Tomorrow (in person) Hosted by Maine Development Foundation and Maine Spark.

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Truity:  Career Personality and Interest Inventories

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Truity:  Career Personality and Interest Inventories

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Truity offers several personality and interest inventories that link results to careers. Of particular interest for career connections, are the Type Finder 16 Personality Type (Myers & Briggs), the Big 5 (OCEAN), Enneagram, and Career Aptitude Test (Holland Code). A basic report is generated for free with the option to purchase more detailed results. There is plenty of useful information in the free version to inform career choices.

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Free Personality Tests and Career Assessments - Truity

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Take free, scientifically validated personality tests based on Myers and Briggs' 16 types, Enneagram, DISC, Holland Code and more to instantly find your strengths.

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Apply today for the Omicron Class!

2025-2026 ELE Applications: https://airtable.com/apppZqr4eLdOoMZxB/pagknTVxsT4wROkD6/form .

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Education Leaders Experience (ELE)- Educate Maine

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The Education Leaders Experience (ELE) offers educators and teachers a unique professional development opportunity to meet community and business leaders from across Maine. Participants learn about what is happening in the Maine economy and the critical role that education plays in sustaining growth.

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The Finance Authority of Maine offers free training events for educators. The focus is on navigating the financial aid process and affording higher education including training programs as well as colleges and universities.

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We're here to support you in the important work you do with students. Below you'll find resources specifically for you - live and virtual events, recorded trainings, our monthly newsletter, and a variety of FAFSA assets to promote FAFSA completion and help you learn more about the new "Better" FAFSA.

We've also compiled resources you can share with your students and families on the financial aid process, filing the FAFSA, and building financial wellness.

Professional Development

Wednesday Webinars

Our monthly virtual training series

FAME's Wednesday Webinars provide web-based training and information to school counselors, college access advisors, financial aid counselors, and anyone who works with families, helping them prepare to pay for higher education and navigate the financial aid process.

Our monthly virtual trainings, also known as Wednesday Webinars, are held on the second Wednesday of each month during the academic year from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday Webinar Schedule

Nov 2025

Dec 2025

Jan 2026

Feb 2026

Mar 2026

All webinars are also recorded. Archived webinars not listed below are available on YouTube.

In-Person and Virtual Training Events

Financial Aid 101 - Virtual Fall Financial Aid Training

This fall, FAME will host its free Financial Aid 101 (FA 101) training to help education professionals prepare for the upcoming financial aid season. This year's training, themed "Don't Fear the FAFSA" will be a virtual event and scheduled for October 31, 2025. Agenda and registration information coming soon at Financial Aid 101.

Financial Aid 101: In-Person Spring Financial Aid Training

Financial Aid 101 (FA 101) is FAME's annual financial aid training for school counselors, college access advisors, educators, and anyone assisting students with the financial aid process. This free event offers the latest financial aid updates, training sessions on our most requested topics, and information on upcoming events and activities.

The 2026 Financial Aid 101 will be held in-person on Thursday, April 2, 2026, at the Augusta Civic Center. We're excited to announce that the event will mark FAME's 20 th year hosting Financial Aid 101, and we'll be pulling out all the stops to celebrate this occasion. Save the date today!

The agenda and registration for the April event will be shared in January 2026 and found here: Financial Aid 101.

Tuesday Tips

FAME's monthly newsletter on affording education after high school

Receive news, info, and resources on affording, planning, and paying for higher education on the fourth Tuesday of each month. To explore back issues and subscribe, visit our Tuesday Tips page.

FAFSA Resources

CSS Profile Resources

FAFSA Fridays

A FAFSA Simplification Training Series for Education Professionals

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Thinking about Careers through a financial lens. This link has three resources that connect with career education for middle elementary grades (4-6). Download these workbook for your students.

What Do You Want to Do?

Where Do You Want to Go?

It's All a Matter of Money

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FAME has a variety of publications that can help you, students, families, businesses, and customers get where they need to be.

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FAME's Maine Education and Career Pathways

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FAME's Maine Education and Career Pathways

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See worksheet under the resource tab.

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Today there are more options than ever available to gain the skills you need to achieve your career goals in Maine. From apprenticeships to bachelor’s degrees, Maine offers diverse education alternatives to match your learning style and career aspirations. Below are the Maine career training options available along with resources where you can learn more!

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Claim Your Future kits are free to educators in Maine. This budgeting game helps students understand the connection between careers and life's expenses.

Use this link to order game kits and this site to access more resources.

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Outside Maine: Please visit the Order Kits page at ClaimYourFuture.org.

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Level All is treasure trove of all things college and career readiness. Teachers, students, and parents can access information to navigate making the most of high school and developing plans for a wide range of post-high school options.

Level All is a free resource to all Maine citizens (due to the socio-economic status of the state). Schools can opt to enter into an affiliate agreement (free) with the organization to access the benefits offered to educators.

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From planning for college and the high school experience to discovering careers and essential life and financial skills, Level All guides students, their guardians, and their families every step of the way.

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O*Net is a free resource from the Federal Department of Labor. The O*NET Profiler identifies strengths and interests to help people find career fields that match those qualities.

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Detailed descriptions of the world-of-work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, developers, researchers, and more. Individuals can find, search, or browse across 900+ occupations based on their goals and needs. Comprehensive reports include occupation requirements, worker characteristics, and available training, education, and job opportunities.

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Registration is now open!

Annual Education Symposium

Friday, December 12

Cross Insurance Center, Bangor

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Educate Maine’s 2025 Education Symposium will be held in Bangor on December 12, 2025. The theme for this year, Connected, explores the vital links between classrooms, communities, and careers. Find information to submit a proposal to present, buy your ticket, become a sponsor, or check out the schedule.

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The WTS "seeks to promote lifelong careers in transportation—attracting, retaining, and advancing women in the industry."

The Maine Chapter offers programs to teach students about careers in the transportation industry.

Click on the PDF above to learn more about educational programming and contact information.

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Career Connections for People with Intellectual, Cognitive, and Developmental Disabilities

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Career Connections for People with Intellectual, Cognitive, and Developmental Disabilities

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The Virginia Commonwealth University’s Partnership for People with Disabilities created a workbook and partner guide for career exploration and readiness. For teachers working in Functional or Academic Life Skills programs, these books are ready to use in the classroom or as a resource to send home. Meaningful career exploration is important to all of our students which made this a great find!

Want to Work Workbook

Want to Work Partner Guide

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Career Tech Media is a company that promotes career and technical education pathways and related jobs. They produce CTE magazines that highlight pathways, job outlook, career assessment and planning for middle school and high school students. These resources would be great to use in the classroom to help students learn about education requirements, job sectors and salary potential.

Middle School Career CTE Guide

https://www.careertechmedia.com/middle-school-career-guide

High School Career CTE Guide

https://www.careertechmedia.com/career-guide

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 25

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 24

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This past week, I had the privilege of attending an annual workshop with the Teacher Advisory Board at the National Constitution Center (NCC)! We were able to work in person collectively on some exciting curricular development tools for educators for future use.

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 23

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 22

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 18

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October and May just might be the busiest months of the school year! As we head into November, I will be highlighting resources around voting and elections in particular, as well as potential professional development opportunities for you to consider. October was exciting for me as the Civics Fellow.

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 17

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Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) Maine DOE 

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Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) Maine DOE 

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This is the landing page at the Maine Department of Education where you will find information about Extended Learning Opportunities at schools across the state.

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Extended Learning Opportunities | Department of Education

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The Maine Department of Education has units related to Career Readiness that are created by teachers for teachers. The modules are presented by grade span for age-appropriate lessons that introduce, explore, and develop career related goals. Check out the career units that are ready to use on the MOOSE site.

Modules are available for Maine Learning Results content areas.

https://www.maine.gov/doe/moose/

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MOOSE Career Readiness Learning Progression | Department of Education

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“Life is a journey, not a destination.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Free worksheet with answers for FAME's Maine Education Pathways site.

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This site is filled with information, resources, and classroom activities related to careers.

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Home : Career Outlook: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Final Issue for this cohort of Teacher Leader Fellows

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 26

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English-Language Arts Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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English-Language Arts Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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The Career Connections Poster Series aims to link Maine's Life and Career Ready Standards to content areas in the Maine Learning Results. Each poster interactively highlights the skills and knowledge that support career aspirations and adult life.

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World Language Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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World Language Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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The Career Connections Poster Series aims to link Maine's Life and Career Ready Standards to content areas in the Maine Learning Results. Each poster interactively highlights the skills and knowledge that support career aspirations and adult life.

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Mathematics Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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Mathematics Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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The Career Connections Poster Series aims to link Maine's Life and Career Ready Standards to content areas in the Maine Learning Results. Each poster interactively highlights the skills and knowledge that support career aspirations and adult life.

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Social Studies Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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Social Studies Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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The Career Connections Poster Series aims to link Maine's Life and Career Ready Standards to content areas in the Maine Learning Results. Each poster interactively highlights the skills and knowledge that support career aspirations and adult life.

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Science Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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Science Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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The Career Connections Poster Series aims to link Maine's Life and Career Ready Standards to content areas in the Maine Learning Results. Each poster interactively highlights the skills and knowledge that support career aspirations and adult life.

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Health-Physical Education Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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Health-Physical Education Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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The Career Connections Poster Series aims to link Maine's Life and Career Ready Standards to content areas in the Maine Learning Results. Each poster interactively highlights the skills and knowledge that support career aspirations and adult life.

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MDOE Physical Education, Health & Careers

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Visual-Performing Arts Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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Visual-Performing Arts Career Connections Poster: Free Download!

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MDOE Visual and Performing Arts & Careers

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Integrate THIS - Teacher Fellow Newsletter | Issue 26

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This activity is based on an article that served as a launching point for my students. I have added hyperlinks and Maine specific information to the article long with activities to support students as they consider their career options.