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September 20, 2023
In a remarkable display of collaboration and dedication to the community’s youth, the St. Helens School District and the City of St. Helens Recreation Program are thrilled to announce the
September 19, 2023
Just meeting expectations on the stateโs school performance report for 2022-2023 is not enough for Powell schools While the districtโs traditional schools all met expectations, โฆ
September 12, 2023
In a joint partnership, officials with the St. Helens School District and the City of St. Helens Recreation Program are announcing a $1,178,590 million grant funding for the 21st Century
September 6, 2023
St. Helens School District will be welcoming students back into the classroom this week, and The Chronicle had a chance to hear about the developments families should know about going
August 29, 2023
This year, Powell schools had a whopping 1,893 students registered on the first day of school, continuing a trend of increased enrollment. It’s the highest student population that …
August 12, 2023
Although physical and sexual abuse are often what first comes to mind when we think about interpersonal violence, the gravity of emotional abuse is just as significant.
July 22, 2023
Paducah Public Schools announced on Friday that Kristina McDowell and Shawn Yarbrough were chosen to serve as academic deans for Clark Elementary and Morgan Elementary.
July 20, 2023
Sen. Jeff Merkley held a Town Hall at Lewis and Clark Elementary School in St. Helens to connect with Columbia County residents to take their questions and hear their concerns.
July 18, 2023
Sen. Jeff Merkley held a Town Hall at Lewis and Clark Elementary School in St. Helens to connect with Columbia County residents to take their questions and hear their concerns.
July 14, 2023
The Lewistown Public Schools Board of Trustees reviewed annual reports for each of its five schools at its regular meeting Monday evening. The board also heard comment from three members