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It’s been 25 years since Maine passed a Wabanaki studies law. It’s only partly working.

Maine districts vary in applying the 25-year-old Wabanaki studies law due to limited funding, staffing, and enforcement, prompting lawmakers to consider permanent specialist funding.

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Three generations of Penobscot advocates are fighting to ensure students in Maine are taught about Indigenous tribes.

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It’s been 25 years since Maine passed a Wabanaki studies law. It’s only partly working.

Three generations of Penobscot advocates are fighting to ensure students in Maine are taught about Indigenous tribes.

·Maine, United States
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in Portland, United States on Sunday, February 22, 2026.
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