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I live on an island in Maine where kids still get to be kids. They play unsupervised, and the community looks after them.

I moved to North Haven, Maine, 20 years ago to be a teacher. Kids here get to play outside alone, not only because it's safe, but because they need it.

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Jan 05 2025
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I live on an island in Maine where kids still get to be kids. They play unsupervised, and the community looks after them.

The author, not pictured, is a teacher in North Haven, Maine.Pekic/Getty Images

I moved to North Haven to teach at the public school 20 years ago.
I learned the kids' parents felt c… [+4141 chars]

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I live on an island in Maine where kids still get to be kids. They play unsupervised, and the community looks after them.

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