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The ninth annual Battle Against Hunger food drive will run from Nov. 13 to 17 at several schools in the district.

As the University of Illinois gets set to honor the 100-year anniversary of the greatest moment in its football programs history, Dick Noel has stories about the man who brought

While most students and staff were enjoying their summer break, construction crews were busy on numerous projects around Dearborn Public Schools.

Jerry Bryant was an educator for 39 years, 35 of those with Grand Island Public Schools. He started as a teacher, before becoming a principal and then an administrator in

(The Center Square) - The Arkansas Joint Education Committee took the first step Wednesday in evaluating the states Education Service Cooperatives, which receive about $172 million a year.

At an event for the community, the Eugene Water and Electric Board hosted a water management training exercise in West Eugene.

Hermitage High School was one of the public schools in Henrico that reported air conditioning issues the week before school began. (Citizen file photo) Henrico Schools’ facilities team completed repairs to address about 34 reported air conditioning concerns at various schools, HCPS officials said Thursday. After fixing AC issues at eight schools by Aug. 16,

Tuckahoe Elementary School. (Citizen file photo) Air conditioning units were down in at least 23 Henrico schools, with five schools having almost no AC schoolwide, according to a significant number of reports made by school employees this week. Henrico Schools’ facilities team has completed work on the AC units at eight schools, but is still

After graduating from the University of Illinois in 2003 with a degree in political science, Farhanah Faruque began a career in education policy research. Working behind a desk, though, didn’t

After starting her career overseas, Champaign native Katie Lessaris has taught for the last six years at Franklin STEAM Academy in her hometown.