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As a lifelong education leader, I vowed to enroll my own children in the public schools I would serve. I have done that. With my youngest now a sixth grader

Here’s one of the most important lessons I’ve learned over 50-plus years of working with students, families and educators: The most effective schools periodically seek feedback from people they serve.

Here's why fans should rise to their feet on Saturday night and show their support for New York City FC striker Mounsef Bakrar.

Here some basic information about the $19.5 million measure, and access to various links for more facts and opinions.

Humans have a penchant for looking far ahead. Ask a room of kids what they want to be when they grow up, and you’ll quickly discover just how creative we

Wellness Specialist Khadeeja Ali Syeda shares the stories of some of the important women who made history on our campus following Women’s History Month.

I would like to make a response to last week’s Guest Column by Katherine P. LeBlanc, Esq., about the “Eliminating the language requirement for Navajo judges and justices.” Also, Boderra Joe, Navajo Times reporter because they coincide with the Judicial Branch.

Wilhelmina Ulbrich of Warren on solar farms vs. solar panels on the built environment.

If you’re planning to travel soon, don’t delay making those reservations. Yesterday, I spent a very frustrating morning trying to make camping reservations for my husband’s birthday coming up in late April. I won’t reveal his age, but this is one of the special years to celebrate. To avoid the cold, I was searching for

The seventh-place finish by Texas at the recent NCAA Championships reflected on the greatness of longtime coach Eddie Reese.