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No demolition date has been set. Community input about what to fill the space with will be sought after the buildings have been torn down.

Three closed Jackson schools have been approved for demolition.

The Cobb Board of Education may take up extending Superintendent Chris Ragsdale’s contract for another year at its meeting Thursday, according to board Chair Randy Scamihorn.

By Srishti Prabha | OBSERVER Staff Writer - The Office of Education aspires to have a clinician in every school, but progress has stalled and current projections indicate it might not be achieved until 2050. However, schools such as Ethel I. Baker Elementary demonstrate promising potential.

COVID-19 exacerbated the youth mental health crisis, especially with students of color. The county Office of Education aims to have a clinician in every school. While progress is slow, schools such as Ethel I. Baker Elementary demonstrate potential.

KENNESAW — It’s never too late to follow your dreams.

KENNESAW — It’s never too late to follow your dreams.

Five schools in central Arkansas were recently named to a prestigious best-of list.