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The school district is failing to prioritize their educators and students, all while ignoring their high turnover rates which are the consequences of their own... #education #labor #Labormovement

The Prairie Grove School Board on Feb. 15 approved a low bid of $23,524 to purchase 23 security cameras from Digitech for the middle school/junior campus.

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The decision could leave the parents and guardians of 600 students in grades K-8 scrambling to find new schools in the fall. Many of Torchlight’s students live in Wake and surrounding counties.

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Despite its academic successes, CSAB Chairwoman Cheryl Turner said the missteps at Torchlight threatened federal school funding for the entire state.

The Board of Education will vote Wednesday on whether to approve the payment in a case involving an alleged attack by another student in a bathroom at a Rogers Park school.

The $1 million settlement is up for Board of Education approval at its monthly meeting Wednesday in Chicago.

“I know these changes for our school communities are challenging, painful, and emotional. I understand the opposition and the strong feelings resulting from this difficult decision. I also take my responsibilities as superintendent seriously, and I am committed to doing our absolute best for our students and families during these transitions — for both closing and welcoming school communities.” | By OUSD Supt. Kyla Johnson-Trammell This has been a difficult week for many people across the ...

Felecia Gaston, who organized the presentation, said that firefighters provide a variety of services in addition to fighting fires at people’s homes and businesses. As first responders, they attend to people who have major emergency health issues such as heart attacks, those who overdose on drugs, those with gunshot wounds, and to the elderly when they fall and become injured. | By Godfrey Lee Marin City residents showed their appreciation to the Southern Marin firefighters on the afternoon of...