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Maine Seal of Biliteracy Program Celebrates Strongest Year Yet
Sep 18, 2026Maine, US
The number of Maine students earning biliteracy recognition rose 18 percent this year, while the number of high schools offering the distinction for proficiency in English and other languages grew 11.5 percent.
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