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Ludington Area Catholic third and fourth graders participated in the second annual Snakes Alive program — which is sponsored by A Few Friends of the Environment of the World.

Part two of our school choice coverage provides insights on Savannah-Chatham public middle and high school choice programs

As if Brian Dotson's sewer backup wasn't bad enough this weekend, he had trouble figuring out who's ultimately responsible to pay for repairs.

Energy Vault Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:NYSE:NRGV) Q3 2022 Earnings Conference Call November 14, 2022 4:30 PM Company Participants Laurence Alexander - Chief Marketing Officer Robert Piconi -...

The educators, a wife and husband, say staying in a field they love became “unsustainable.” Their frustration and disillusionment is reflected in recent teacher surveys, which show roughly 1-in-5 Michigan teachers are thinking about leaving.

In what could possibly be a preview of the new school year, Monday was the third day of summer school for nearly 8,000 students of Savannah-Chatham County public schools. In contrast to 2020, when a minimum amount of credit-recovery courses were offered and only virtually, school hallways and classrooms have teachers and students interacting and learning in-person once again. Students rode buses or were dropped off at their assigned school, ate breakfast, then went to their classrooms. There w...

Three east Savannah schools are the beneficiaries of a five-year $14.9 million grant to establish and enhance science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) programs. The grant was awarded through the U.S. Department of Education Magnet School Assistance program and will help the district launch and maintain STEAM programs at A.B. Williams Elementary, Hubert Middle and School of Liberal Studies at Savannah High schools. All three principals were told about the award for the di...

Hubert Middle School FCCLA students hope to capture national honors in Nashville, Tennessee in June.