January 17, 2025 - 17:42
AUGUSTA — Leaders of the University of Maine System (UMS), the Maine Community College System (MCCS), and Maine Maritime Academy (MMA) are expressing strong support for Governor Mills’ budget proposal, which emphasizes the importance of public higher education in the state. The collaborative statement highlights the significance of sustained investment in educational institutions as a means to enhance access and affordability for students across Maine.
The proposal aims to bolster funding for these institutions, which is seen as crucial for maintaining quality education and support services for students. By prioritizing higher education, the Governor's budget seeks to address the growing demand for skilled professionals in various sectors, ultimately benefiting the state's economy.
Leaders from the three educational systems commend this initiative, noting that it will not only help retain talent within the state but also attract new students. They believe that a robust public higher education system is vital for fostering innovation and ensuring a prosperous future for Maine.
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