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The highest demand going into the 2023-24 school year is teachers, paraprofessionals and others who work with students who have special needs.

Following the recent release of Texas Education Agency preliminary end of school testing results for the San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District, SMCISD Superintendent Michael Cardona said he had some thoughts to share regarding the high points in those statistics, as well as some of the varying achievements of district schools. He also noted areas where he said

CARTHAGE — Each month, two Carthage Central High School students are selected as Students of the Month based on their community service, academic achievements and overall character.

Janee Beck attended Fairview Elementary kindergarten through third grade before transferring to Miss Jewell Elementary for fourth and fifth grades. Today, the two schools have combined into a single elementary,

CARTHAGE — Each month, two Carthage Central High School students are selected as Students of the Month based on their community service, academic achievements and overall character.

Pageant finals start at 4 p.m. in Seven Oaks Community Center

MARQUETTE — In light of a shortage of educators at all levels across the United States, one small group at Northern Michigan University is reigniting students

WATERTOWN — The North Central Zone of the Retired Educators of New York in partnership with the Northern New York Community Foundation has announced the winners of two $1,000 Scholarships

The program, launched in 2022 as a partnership between SPS and Missouri State, supports new teachers who agree to start their careers in Springfield.

The Harris County School District celebrated during their Georgia Future Educator’s Signing Day.