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West Delaware is pushing back the timeline of the district's facilities improvement project. The School Board met on Monday night to discuss the proje

Lambert Elementary Preschool Statewide Voluntary Preschool Program for 4-year olds Pre-registration for the 2022-23 school year for 4-year olds at Lam

MARION - Marion Independent School District voters approved a $31 million bond issue Tuesday, enabling the district to move forward on a facilities plan that includes building a new elementary school, auditorium and outdoor activities complex at Marion High School and making repairs to other district buildings. The measure passed with 84.6 percent of the vote - 1,312 in favor of the bond and 238 opposed.

Voters in the West Delaware School District approved a 20 million dollar bond issue on Tuesday. The vote was 752 in favor, or 67.6%, and 361 opposed, or 23.4%. The measure needed 60% in order to pass. The money will be used for improvement to the high school, middle school, and Lambert Elementary buildings. The tax levy will increase the median property tax by less than 5 dollars per month. In the Western Dubuque School District, voters overwhelmingly approved the Physical Plant and Equipment ...

Both the West Delaware and Western Dubuque school districts are holding special elections next week. West Delaware is asking voters to approve a $20 million general bond issue to provide funds to remodel, repair and improve the high school, middle school and Lambert Elementary buildings. Western Dubuque is asking voters to approve continuing to levy an annual physical plant and equipment levy not to exceed to one dollar per thousand dollars of assessed valuation in any one school year for a per...

West Delaware High School will be returning to every day in-person learning for the second semester. High school students have been using a hybrid model of instruction since late September – with students whose last numbers begin with the first half of the alphabet attending school in-person every other day while the second half learn from home and vice versa. However, Superintendent Dr. Kristen Rickey says with Delaware County’s positivity rate now under 15% for the first time since late S...