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Superintendent Mark Daniel’s salary will increase by $10,000 under his first raise since returning to Fort Wayne Community Schools more than two years ago.

Fort Wayne Community Schools will spend more than $770,000 to add 10 small buses to its fleet as it manages transportation needs with fewer drivers.

It’s been seven years since Fort Wayne Community Schools changed its start time for high schools from 7:30 a.m. to 9:05 a.m. And looking at archived stories from 2015, not

Students from Canterbury, Leo and South Side high schools took top honors in a Journal Gazette essay contest focusing on diversity.

University of Saint Francis students Tyra Grischke and Twyla Herron weren’t obligated to finish a book highlighting the work of a local nonprofit, but even after earning course credit, they

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Riley Johnson’s experience at Leo Junior-Senior High School was a positive one. He excelled at meeting the requirements and getting good grades so he could get into college.

The lengthy transportation delays Fort Wayne Community Schools bus riders experienced last academic year seem to be in the rearview mirror.

A stream of people flowed through Amp Lab at Electric Works during an open house Tuesday, admiring the renovated 1940s-era building now equipped with modern features such as video screens,

A stream of people flowed through Amp Lab at Electric Works during an open house Tuesday.