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The Commonwealth is kicking off a new initiative that aims to give Jefferson County students more opportunities after they graduate high school.

“It is the best thing to be able to have peace of mind going into the holidays that they’re adopted and they just have a bright future,” Redus said.

“It is the best thing to be able to have peace of mind going into the holidays that they’re adopted and they just have a bright future,” Redus said.

CPS leaders want to hear from parents about the future science curriculum at a free event at the Museum Center.

My child, thinking i was helping her? >> teresa did not want it happening to anyone else. ashley begged her, dont report the alleged rape. and so she didnt. but teresa did call child protective services, cps, and she told them about ashleys other allegations of physical abuse. >> they stated that they were going to go out and check the facility and all that. once they got back with me, they stated that they didnt see anything. there was nothing they could do. >> teresa contacted the sheriffs off...

A runaway who said shed been choked by boyd householder. and four years later, another runaway who said boyd had grabbed her by the throat. and several times, child protective services went out to visit. except -- >> i was told if i said anything negative, that my life was going to be made miserable. >> boyd coached the girls, said dnae, before they talked to cps investigators. and they were sure that he was listening, she said, eavesdropping from his office on the other side of the wall. >> i r...

The authorities who would check on whether or not they were okay? >> yes. >> you know, your parents said they had an open-door policy with cps, that they could come in any old time. thats not the case? >> cps could come in. but like i said, i had to hide them. >> amandas parents denied that, said they never hid 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 prospered. and parents like tere...

>> amandas dad, boyd householder, the man she once idolized, was now a man she was determined to shut down. if cps and the police werent going to do it, amanda decided, shed fight back her way. this soft-spoken daughter went where she knew people talk the loudest. social media. tiktok. >> if you ever suffered extreme abuse due to spare the rod, spoil the child -- >> a platform known more for its stunts and jokes than what she had in mind. >> i want you to know that i see you, survivor. >> she po...

Efforts to get children ages 5 to 11 vaccinated against COVID-19 are in high gear at several venues around Missoula, with appointments through both hospitals, the MCPS, and other facilities, including the University of Montana Pharmacy.

Chicago Public Schools will close all schools on Friday, November 12 to give parents and guardians the opportunity to begin getting their children vaccinated against COVID-19.