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Barnstable Police Supervisor of School Resource Officers: "We're going to learn things from what happened in Texas — where the weak points were, and where we can improve in our district."

Aisha Haque is an eleven-year-old fifth grader at Centerville elementary school in frederick. She's always been passionate about spelling. Her parents she is the type of kid to read the dictionary for fun! Aisha recently won two spelling bee's one in her school and another for the entire Frederick County Public School system. However, the eleven-year-old is taking it a step further by participating in the 2022 Scripps National Spelling Bee She among 234 others will receive the chan...

The Hamilton star hit the Hempfield High School stage after the show to talk to students.

Retired Victor teacher Tim Smith and wife Deb Smith have published their fourth book, centered on the contributions of Black figures

School chief Sara Ahern is the choice for the equivalent job in a Cape Cod school district

Rebecca Oakley will finish the current school year at Northside Elementary and will start as principal of Centerville Elementary on June 1

When: Hempfield school board reorganization and committee of the whole meeting, Dec. 7, held in person and livestreamed.

US Department of Agriculture's summer food program for children provides free meals to school children in South Carolina

Updated: 8:08 AM EST January 6, 2021 CENTERVILLE, Ga. — Investigators are trying to figure out how a woman died in Centerville Wednesday morning. Houston County Coroner Danny Galpin says the woman’s body was discovered near Centerville Elementary School. The Centerville Police Department is investigating the case. Right now they do not know if the woman died of natural causes or from something else. Galpin says she is elderly. They are working to find her family so they can ...

Snow days may no longer be something to celebrate for students of Frederick County Public Schools. Beginning this school year, FCPS announced that in the event of inclement weather, students and staff would engage in virtual instruction from home. What that means for the future when schools are fully reopened is unclear, but for the time being, students will continue to follow the schedule for virtual learning that is currently in effect, according to Daryl Boffman, executive director of public...