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A person’s ability to read is a critical predictor of educational and lifelong success. Beginning in kindergarten and continuing through the third grade and beyond, a strong reading program gives

Influencer and entrepreneur Karleen Roy, a Memphis native, is hosting an event for business-minded Black women in the Bluff City.

The Directorate of Human Resources employees attended the virtual DHR All Hands employee recognition ceremony, July 21 via Microsoft Teams. The ceremony included command updates, training, and employee recognition for significant accomplishments during the 3rd quarter of Fiscal year 2022.

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MADISON – Nothing could save her 7-year-old son, but she hopes a law named in his honor can help keep other vulnerable children alive. "This cant bring Ethan back," Andrea Everett said Thursday after Gov. Tony Evers signed "Ethans Law," a bill inspired by Everetts son Ethan Hauschultz. "But it can help save some other kids, and thats a good thing." Ethan was fatally injured in 2018 in a foster home in rural Manitowoc County. He was being punished because he had talked back to a schoolteacher...

View Comments MADISON – Nothing could save her 7-year-old son, but she hopes a law named in his honor can help keep other vulnerable children alive. "This cant bring Ethan back," Andrea Everett said Thursday after Gov. Tony Evers signed "Ethans Law," a bill inspired by Everetts son Ethan Hauschultz. "But it can help save some other kids, and thats a good thing." Ethan was fatally injured in 2018 in a foster home in rural Manitowoc County. He was being punished because he had talked back to a...

Dietz said the abuse likely was committed by McKeever-Hauschultzs husband, Timothy Hauschultz. He is awaiting trial on felony charges of murder, two counts of intentionally contributing to delinquency, three counts of felony child-abuse as party to a crime, and two counts of battery in Ethans killing. "You were away at school during the week … but you had other people who could have helped," Dietz told McKeever-Hauschultz. "Theres no reason a comment couldnt have been made, a cry for help...

Print article Like school principals around the state, Andrea Everett has been fielding spring break questions from Dena’ina Elementary parents preparing for something they haven’t done in a year: travel Outside. WIthout a statewide COVID-19 emergency declaration in place, Alaska’s relatively strict travel testing and quarantine requirements shifted to a recommendation earlier this month. At Dena’ina, a school of about 365 students west of Wasilla, families are asking what they shoul...

Cornerstones, a nonprofit dedicated to addressing needs around homelessness, hunger, poverty and education along the Dulles corridor, was recently selected as  a 2021 Chick-fil-A True Inspiration Award regional winner and the recipient of a $125,000 grant from the Chick-fil-A Foundation. Cornerstones is one of only 34 national winners. One of Cornerstones’ annual partners, Chick-fil-A North Point Village, nominated Cornerstones for the 2021 True Inspiration Award. “On behalf of Chi...