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First Source Federal Credit Union is helping Upstate Caring Partners provide life-changing services and therapies to children with disabilities with a gift of $20,000.

State School Superintendent Richard Woods today announced the full list of finalists for 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year. Throughout the month of March, Superintendent Woods surprised each finalist in their classroom to let them know they’d been selected. All 10 finalists will meet with a panel of judges for formal interviews and speeches before the 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year selection in June.

FORT HALL — On March 23, parents, educators and students gathered with only a tent to shelter them from the wind to mark the groundbreaking on the Shoshone-Bannock Early Childhood Program’s future gymnasium. The ceremonial scoops of dirt mark the next step in what has been a long process. The tribe’s website describes the ECP […]

The pilot project was launched last June

The new Erie stormwater fee, assessed on city properties regardless of taxable status, is expected to generate $1.7 million in 2023.

The COVID-era program helped New York farmers who struggled with supply-chain interruptions, and aided feeding programs hit with more hungry.

"The earlier a child gets services, the better able we are to mitigate some of the delays that they have," said Randi Rios-Castro, CEO of Jawonio.

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Like every graduation, this one included beaming parents and grandparents, mortarboards and Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance.

Children from birth to 3 years old with developmental challenges are entitled to extra help. But new data shows that many students aren’t getting everything they should be.