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June 28, 2023
The Richland school board passed the final budget at Monday’s regular meeting with a tax increase of 2.5 mills and expenditures set at $27,644,924 and revenues projected at $26,233,716.
June 15, 2023
What can students do to prevent the summer slide in learning? Tips for summer learning. Brainfuse HelpNow. Tutor.com. Khan Academy
April 19, 2023
Despite a packed Tuesday schedule, Gov. Jared Polis made time during his visit to Colorado Springs to celebrate student achievement by visiting one of two District 11 elementary schools that
March 18, 2023
Comments focused on a potential new math program at this week’s Littlestown Area School District Board work session.
May 5, 2022
AMHERST â A new mathematics program for the Amherst and Pelham elementary schools, aligned with priorities for the districts that include being usable, accessible to all and having materials in English and Spanish, will begin in kindergarten through...
January 24, 2022
AMHERST â A new mathematics program for kindergartners through fifth graders, to be aligned with what students learn at the secondary schools and which will serve to promote equity, will soon be piloted at Amherstâs three elementary schools.Mary...
January 18, 2022
AMHERST â A new mathematics program for kindergartners through fifth graders, to be aligned with what students learn at the secondary schools and which will serve to promote equity, will soon be piloted at Amherstâs three elementary schools.Mary...
March 14, 2021
SEAT B (1-year-term) We need leadership that represents the diversity of our great city and gives a voice to a new generation of parents in the Anchorage School District. I come to offer a clear, contemporary perspective as a product of the Anchorage School District and be an advocate for students and parents who need a leader that is transparent, available and flexible to their various needs and expectations in regard to their education. I decided to run for school board because of my concer...
December 11, 2020
FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Over the past nine months, guidance from health and medical professionals has evolved as we have learned more about COVID-19. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH), in conjunction with the Center for Disease Control (CDC), recently issued revised guidelines related to quarantine requirements for individuals who have been identified as "close contacts". There are now shorter quarantine options for those individuals if certain conditions are met....