Dodge Elementary News Today

In a Friday release, the Grand Island Public Schools (GIPS) district announced that it had reached a negotiated agreement with the Grand Island Education Association (GIEA) for the upcoming school

The Nebraska Department of Education data shows some Central NE schools need support with test scores improving.

Grand Island Public Schools federal COVID relief spending has been allocated in hopes of building a better school district. GIPS is spending about half of its ESSER III round of

Children in the tri-cities have access to free nutritious meals during the summer thanks to school lunch programs in the tri-cities.

Barr Middle School student Alondra Zapata was matched with TeamMates mentor Dianne Schneider, having no idea she would celebrate graduation, marriage and the birth of her first child with Schneider.

After a two-year delay due to the pandemic, two lifelong educators from Western New York will finally take their seat tonight in the National Teachers Hall of Fame.

By Jeff Bahr Grand Island Independent Ian Thompson, a second-grader at Dodge Elementary School, has sometimes had trouble getting around in his manual wheelchair. He’ll have much less difficulty now that he has a power wheelchair. Ian, 8, was surprised with the new wheelchair Monday afternoon in the Dodge gymnasium. He was also presented with a new gait trainer. Jenny Rother, a physical therapist for Grand Island Public Schools, shows Ian Thompson features of his new wheelchair...