Chamberlain School News Today

Ted cruz talks about us Foreign Policy and National Security including threats from china and russia, he also shared his views on iran at this event at the hudson institute. Thank you very much john and thank you to hudson for hosting me, thank you for the terrific work you are doing. These are challenging times, in the United States and across the world. We have to be candid that we have enemies in the world. I have categorized the countries we face in the world in four groups. Enemies, allies,...

Enemies, allies, problematic allies, and rivals. Lets talk about each. I ran seeks Nuclear Weapons. North korea already has them. Both have repeatedly called for the destruction of the United States of america. In south america we have disintegrating and failed states controlled by antiamerican thugs such as ortega in nicaragua or missouri in venezuela. Who use their resources to so chaos across the western hemisphere and beyond. We also face hostile rivals such as china and russia, qualitativel...

Kindergarten teacher named state finalist for Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching

A teacher with the Chamberlain School District has been selected as a state-level finalist for the Presidentia...

Woonsocket native honored at South Dakota STEM Education Conference in Huron

Strong winds and, blizzard-like conditions are causing schools to begin late and some are closed today.

Strong winds and, blizzard-like conditions are causing schools to begin late and some are closed today.

100 Years Ago: 1924 The members of the Lewiston and Auburn MotorCycle Club have had, and are planning for some social events this winter in preparation for runs this coming summer. The last meeting was at the Auburn Y when 34 were present at a banquet. A.E. Parker acted as toastmaster and several speeches were made. Following the […]

Legislators killed a bill to change the makeup of the Board of Education Standards to be majority educators in the House Education committee Wednesday.

Graves’ description of the bill as an “unreasonable intrusion on the authority of the executive branch” was followed by a 10-5 vote to kill the bill.