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From the outside, it was a perfect night. On the inside, I was feeling the panic that had turned into my normal.

Should the 2024-25 school year calendar be approved by the board in February, early outs on Wednesdays will be going away.

With national political polarization leeching into local politics, school board elections this year drew unusual mudslinging, and more residents appeared to speak out against various programs and curricula.

The aftermath of a landfill fire behind Holsenbeck Elementary School has plunged the community into a difficult situation, displacing over 800 students and staff members. Despite mitigation efforts, the school

All 10 Carlisle school board candidates answered prepared questions Tuesday night, amid each teams accusations of misinformation and attacks in this years campaign.

Incumbent Christy House and newcomer Tia Hays are vying for the Position 2 spot on the Waitsburg School Board.

RICHLAND, Wash. — We are sitting down with superintendents as we continue to kick off this school year. We’re asking what the most important things are to school districts and

The Richland County Behavioral Health Local Advisory Council met Thursday to discuss resource development for mental health at the upper conference room of the Department of Health.

From making schedule changes to developing grant-funded programs, schools and groups within Sweetwater County School District No. 2 are focusing on

Only a handful of Wilson Middle School families have requested an opt-out for their student from the Character Strong program following some discussion on the program.