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Maine DOE Launches Statewide Computer Science Landscape Study

Maine Department of EducationOct 30, 2026Curated by K-12 News DeskMaine, US

The Maine Department of Education has asked educators to join a study of computer science, AI and cybersecurity in schools. Findings will guide future resources, training and school supports.

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