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The Crown has denied private prosecution to the family of Pacey Dumas — a man who was kicked in the head by an Edmonton police officer, resulting in life-altering injuries.

Analysis of 15 clearing houses shows outages lasting 34 hours in the past year – highest figure since 2019

Less than two months after the JCPS busing fiasco that left hundreds of students stranded, the school district is replacing its COO

Chicago would need $14.4 billion to address emergency building repairs and fully renovate all 522 of its public school buildings, officials estimated in a new report that also predicts the school system’s falling enrollment won’t turn around for at least the next three years.

Chaunda Lee said it happened Sept. 18 at 32nd and Kentucky streets in the early evening.

JCPS has four preliminary bus options it may consider to get kids to school. All of those options could impact families with students at traditional or magnet schools.

Chaunda Lee said it happened Sept. 18 at 32nd and Kentucky streets in the early evening.

Harrisonburg City Public Schools (HCPS) updated its lockdown policies for this school year to better prepare for the potential of such an emergency. Deb Fitzgerald, chair of the HCPS school

Police dont know his exact age.

The district laid out some options to reduce ridership, potentially for next school year, although final decisions will likely come by springtime.