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CDC/unsplash The education minister, Chris Hipkins, has announced that Latin will no longer be an NCEA subject by 2023. (File photo) Pham’s key message was that the region’s innovative and fast-moving tech trends in areas like fintech will increasingly impact New Zealand companies. Abigail Dougherty/Stuff Chinese Ambassador Madame Wu Xi said the ‘so-called genocide in Xinjiang are total lies and rumours’, whilst speaking at the China Business Summit in Auckland on May 3. The conferenc...

WHIZ News Muskingum Iron and Metal Gives Back for Earth Day MUSKINGUM COUNTY, Ohio- The Muskingum Iron and Metal Company will be hosting community events and offering special pricing this Earth Day. Earth Day is on April 22 and Muskingum Iron and Metal wants to give back and raise awareness on the importance of recycling. Throughout the month, all four Zanesville Elementary and Intermediate Schools along with Maysville Elementary have been collecting aluminum cans. Muskingum Iron and Metal will...

Back to school for students in Lackawanna County Valley View Elementary and Intermediate Schools welcomed back students for in-person classes. Students in the middle and high schools will go hybrid in a few weeks. Author: Alexandra Gallo Updated: 6:14 PM EST February 23, 2021 BLAKELY, Pa. — Snow on the ground is not a normal sight for the first day of school.  But even though it is February and students have technically been taking classes online for months, t...

Tuesday, February 9, 2021 Berryville police officer Greg Noftsger greets second-grader Colton Jones on the first day of school at Berryville Elementary in 2019. Noftsger, who served as a school resource officer for the past three years, officially retired on Jan. 29. File photo After 20 years in uniform, Berryville police officer Greg Noftsger officially retired on Jan. 29. Last week, he sounded as if was he already missing his job. Spending the past three years as the school resource officer ...

School receives over $100,000 dollar grant to improve literacy The Wynne Primary and Intermediate Schools have received a Successful Outcomes for Arkansas Readers, or SOAR grant, for over $100,000 (Source: KAIT) By Hannah Campbell | December 21, 2020 at 7:12 PM CST - Updated December 21 at 7:12 PM WYNNE, Ark. (KAIT) - The Wynne Primary and Intermediate Schools have received a Successful Outcomes for Arkansas Readers, or SOAR grant, for over $100,000 to improve their reading and writing p...