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The Bedford County school board is considering adoption of two resolutions: one in support of “parental rights,” and one in support of BCPS teachers and staff.

If Erin Lee had known what her 12-year-old daughter would be exposed to during an afterschool “art club” ...

Over two dozen students that took part in the protest say they don’t feel safe at the school

>> you hid the girls from the authorities to or check on whether or not they were okay? >> yes. >> do you know your parents said they had an open door policy with cps. that they could come in anytime. is that not the case? >> cps could come in, but like i said, i had to hide them. >> amandas parents denied that. they said they never hit students from cps. they said they told the girls to be honest with investigators. in any case, none of the reports ever resulted in any action. the school prospe...

Police services across Alberta have stepped up to donate surplus clothing and tactical gear that will aid humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.

Local officials from the the City of Harrisonburg and JMUs Career Center share their thoughts on how graduating students and alumni impact the local community by staying in the area

Idaho's child protective services (CPS) has kidnapped a baby over a missed medical appointment. Diego Rodriguez shared the story of how his grandson, baby Cyrus, was taken by CPS from his [...]

Baby Cyrus was taken away from his parents by authorities on the same day his mother canceled a ...

Nine months have passed since one of the seven members of Chicago’s Board of Education resigned her seat, and there has been little to no public indication that Mayor Lori Lightfoot has moved toward appointing a replacement.

The firm the school board ultimately chooses will conduct a search and identify potential superintendent candidates, a process prompted by the elected body’s unanimous firing of former district chief Mark