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The Plymouth Community School Board will meet on Tuesday evening September 5th. The budget hearing will begin at 7:00 p.m. The regular monthly meeting will include a public hearing regarding teacher compensation and will begin immediately following the budget hearing. The agenda also includes resignations, appointments, and transfers along with consideration of the annual Transportation Route

After returning to school following the COVID-19 pandemic, students across El Paso have been caught vaping THC — the psychoactive component in marijuana that causes a “high” — in bathrooms, hallways and even in class. “Some of these kids are just being blatant about using vapes,” Socorro Independent School District Police Chief George Johnson said. […]

Lee College regents face a tough decision Aug. 17 when they are scheduled to choose who will replace Pete Alfaro on their board.

Are you aware that four gun-related courses were scheduled through the Adult Education Program to be held this fall at Camden Regional High School? Neither was I until I saw them printed in my Adult Ed. catalog in August. They were: “Personal...

Rupert, the independent center for art, residencies and education in Vilnius, will present I am Sitting in a Room at EXPO Chicago 2022, Booth 467. Bringing contemporary Lithuanian art to ...

Rupert, the independent center for art, residencies and education in Vilnius, will present I am Sitting in a Room at EXPO Chicago 2022, Booth 467. Bringing contemporary Lithuanian art to ...

The Mustang Education Center has been awarded a $2,500 grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council.

Harford County Public Schools is making progress in restoring staff positions, after having to cut more than 130 slots in administrative and instructional sections two years ago, but “we’re not quite there yet,” according to Superintendent Sean Bulson.

When the pandemic hit, group and hands-on projects in classrooms changed for many students across Ontario as teaching moved to online.

Details of the project were released Monday by the school board. It said that for the past few weeks, students and teachers with the KZ program at Hammarskjold High School have taken on the task of teaching elementary students at Woodcrest and Ecole Gron Morgan public schools how to assemble Eastern Bluebird nesting boxes. Simultaneously, Project Bineshii helped the youngsters learn the importance of traditions surrounding land-based learning, Ojibwe cultural connections and the Ojibwe lang...