Edward Little High School is facing loss of accreditation as a public education institution.
“Built in 1961, Edward Little High School is an outdated facility that
no longer meets the needs of today’s students.” — NEASC
The New England
Association of
Schools and Colleges
(NEASC) has placed
Edward Little on
“probationary status”
for the following
reasons: |
• Inefficient heating system
• Inadequate kitchen facility
• Outdated science laboratories
• Inadequate library
• Lack of adequate space for the
music and drama programs
• Lack of on-site playing fields for
several athletic programs
• Numerous ADA accessibility issues |
Edward Little High School
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
To communicate with City Manager Glenn Aho
To communicate with your mayor and city councilors
To communicate with school committee members
Representing Auburn in Augusta:
Senator Deborah Simpson
Representative Michael Beaulieu
Representative Bruce Bickford |
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We must take action or we will lose our accreditation. The children of Auburn need better. We all deserve better.
We need your input!
As parents and concerned community citizens, we need to know how you feel about renewing Edward Little High School. For questions or additional information, please e-mail David Das at...
elhsbuilding@gmail.com
 ELHS Meeting Notes for (9-3-09)
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Harriman's Past School Costs
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ELHS Meeting Notes (6-4-09)
Maps: Option 1 - Option 2
ELHS Meeting Notes (5-21-09)
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ELHS Meeting Notes (4-30-09)
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 Estimates For ELHS (Article)
By: Sun Journal
ELHS Final Draft Report
By: Harriman Architects
Letters from NEASC
2009: Accreditation probation
2005: Warnings
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