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The Columbia Public Schools Foundation is celebrating its 25th anniversary by providing every school and program in the district with $2,500.

The district will consider a grant application for a gender-affirming closet at Rock Bridge High School.

For the Hub City Times MILWAUKEE — The selection committee for the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Student Scholarship, Teacher Fellowship, and Principal Leadership program has announced the recipients of this year’s Herb Kohl Foundation awards for Wisconsin students, teachers, and principals. Awards of $6,000 are being made to 100 teachers, 17 principals, and their schools, and $10,000 scholarship will be given to 174 graduating high school students. Student Excellence Scholarship recipien...

Columbia Public Schools teachers on Tuesday were surprised by outstanding educator awards from the Columbia Fund for Academic Excellence.

Fields of Fun child care center opening in southwest Cedar Rapids in former Kids Inc. location, has capacity for 275 children, from infants to seventh-graders.

The San Diego-born actor reflects on Francis Ford Coppola's classic film as new 4K restoration is released.

Today, Paramount releases the 4K Ultra HD of the newly restored "Godfather Trilogy" overseen by Francis Ford Coppola. Actor Robert Duvall talks about being in the film.

On the 18th day of March 2022, Robert Charles Sharkey passed from this earthly life into that eternal life promised to all who believe and have accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Robert was born in Duluth, MN on August 15th, 1934, to his parents, Charles William and Ella Sharkey, Robert being the eldest of two sons. Robert attended Grant Elementary, Washington Middle School, and Central High School all in Duluth, graduating in 1952. He later graduated from the Minnesota School of Ba...

When Heath DeGroot tested positive for COVID in October 2020, his only significant complaint was the inability to taste and to smell.

This past summer, lawmakers set aside funding in the state budget to provide all public school students free breakfast and lunch. Their goal was simple, free food for all students, no questions asked. We checked with two Bay Area school districts to see how it’s going.