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Tulip City Schools Wrapping Up Academic Year This Week

Pella Schools Absences Dropping as Homestretch of Academic Year Approaches

Any child in need of a meal during the summer can get those through the Pella School District. Superintendent Greg Ebeling says the district will be able to provide lunches to children of all ages in June and July as part of COVID-19 funding from the federal government. Ebeling says details about where to pick those up will be established soon.

The Pella School Board reviewed the district’s facility plan at a work session this week. Superintendent Greg Ebeling says a list of prioritized projects first developed in 2019 was brought back before the board, with several key initiatives in the works, including: – Additional classrooms and storage at Jefferson Intermediate School – A New Early Childhood Center to expand preschool options – Classroom remodeling at the Pella Middle School – HVAC System Upgrades at Pella High School,...

The Pella Community School District is moving toward a more normal end to the academic year in May. Superintendent Greg Ebeling says the last day of class of 2020-21 will be Thursday, May 27th, with 12:30 p.m. dismissal. Ebeling says after last spring came to an abrupt end in-person, he’s thankful for the opportunity to celebrate the Class of 2021 with more typical festivities. Commencement will be held on Friday, May 21st at Central College.

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The Pella School Board approved registration fees at their meeting Monday. The district is maintaining all rates from the 2020-21 school year for next August. The board also approved an Outback Bowl performance for Pella Forte, a Work-Based Learning Coordinator position, scheduling a public hearing for a budget amendment for the current fiscal year, a beverage contract for the next five years, and a summer camp offering for 6th through 8th grade students related to video game design through Bet...

The Pella School Board will consider registration fees at their meeting today. The district is expected to maintain rates from the 2020-21 school year for next August. The board will also consider an Outback Bowl performance for Pella Forte, Work-Based Learning Coordinator position, scheduling a public hearing for a budget amendment for the current fiscal year, a beverage contract for the next five years, and a summer camp offering for 6th through 8th grade students related to video game design...

The Pella School Board will consider registration fees at their meeting Monday. The district is expected to maintain rates from the 2020-21 school year for next August. The board will also consider an Outback Bowl performance for Pella Forte, Work-Based Learning Coordinator position, scheduling a public hearing for a budget amendment for the current fiscal year, a beverage contract for the next five years, and a summer camp offering for 6th through 8th grade students related to video game desig...

Iowa Department of Education Director Ann Lebo toured the Career Academy of Pella and Pella Middle School as part of a statewide initiative to view work-based learning programs in the state. Lebo says she was able to view the diversity of programs available to students in the Pella-area, including demonstrations from culinary arts, welding, and patient care. She also mentioned the work she had done over the years with Vermeer to establish apprenticeship programs in Pella, which were the first i...