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May 24, 2022
Pictured are Gulfport School District representatives accepting their STEM Grant from Ingalls Shipbuilding. The grant money will support STEM-related initiatives at their schools, providing students with the resources needed to access high-quality learning opportunities.ย
May 23, 2022
Crime has fallen 96% in the years that Marjy Stagmeier has bought the property, thanks to her commitment to safety and building a community for families.
May 23, 2022
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May 9, 2022
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is offering bonuses to get top principals and teachers into 10 of the districtโs lowest-performing schools. The effort is similar to the Strategic Staffing Initiative that drew national attention more than a decade ago.
March 31, 2022
In the pandemic's latest hit on education, the number of L.A. Unified students who have been chronically absent this school year has doubled.
March 11, 2022
Gail Quam Retires After 36 Years As Principal Of Polk Avenue Elementary by James Coulter Polk Avenue Elementary in Lake Wales has a unique new tradition. Whenever a student meets their academic goal, they can ring the bell installed in the school courtyard. The bell is positioned so that everyone…
March 9, 2022
There's money for Supt. Alberto Carvalho's ambitious agenda, but much of it is one-time support and declining enrollment will affect ongoing funding
February 24, 2022
While Hyde Park voters approved a $35.7 million capital plan, Red Hook voters were split, approving building upgrades and rejecting athletics spending
February 15, 2022
PennDOT officials are hoping to benefit from the federal infrastructure bill funds on a project to stop storm water flooding of Lingle Avenue.
February 8, 2022
Hyde Park School District officials say the project will receive partial funding from the state and would not result in raising taxes.