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Husson University ( BS) University of Maine (MBA) Occupation. Businessman, politician. Profession. Management consultant. Paul Richard LePage ( / ləˈpeɪdʒ /; born October 9, 1948) is American businessman and politician who served as the 74th governor of Maine from 2011 to 2019.
Sep 21, 2022 · Updated:6:50 PM EDT September 21, 2022. LEWISTON, Maine — On Monday, Republican candidate for governor, Paul LePage, unveiled his 'Parents Bill of Rights'and his plans to support students, teachers, and parents if re-elected as governor. LePage broke it down into six categories:
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Sep 19, 2022 · Maine’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul LePage, seeking a return to the office he held for eight years, has unveiled his plan to improve public school education, and it begins with...
Quick Facts. Also Known As: Paul Richard LePage. Age: 75 Years, 75 Year Old Males. Family: Spouse/Ex-: Ann LePage. father: Gerard LePage. mother: Theresa (née Gagnon) children: Lauren, Lindsay, Lisa, Paul. Political Leaders American Men. U.S. State: Maine. More Facts. Recommended Lists: American People. Libra Leaders. Male Leaders. American Leaders
Sep 19, 2022 · Following a national trend by other Republican governors, former Gov. Paul LePage on Monday unveiled the outline of a parents bill of rights. The sweeping initiative includes a full expansion of Maine's school voucher program to include all students, as well as proposals that he said would fix a school system mismanaged by Democratic Gov. Janet ...
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Sep 19, 2022 · Former Gov. Paul LePage unveiled an education platform Monday that trotted out some old chestnuts from prior administrations, such as school choice and consolidation, but included a new plan...
Sep 19, 2022 · By Susan Cover Maine. PUBLISHED 2:50 PM ET Sep. 19, 2022. Former Gov. Paul LePage on Monday unveiled a new education agenda that proposes to start vocational and technical education as early as middle school and a “Parents Bill of Rights” to give parents more power to shield their children from sensitive materials.
