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Maine universities hope to boost college aspirations with new course credits for high schoolers

Maine is launching a new initiative to help high school students earn college credits through the Jobs for Maine Graduates program. This effort aims to increase college aspirations as enrollment figures decline, offering students valuable s...

AP News· Aug 26, 2026 · 7:38 PM · 31 views

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Maine is launching a new initiative to help high school students earn college credits through the Jobs for Maine Graduates program. This effort aims to increase college aspirations as enrollment figures decline, offering students valuable skills and pathways to higher education.

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