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Check-in and registration starts at 6:30 a.m. On-site registration for the event costs $50.

Austin school district leaders hope to address poor enrollment and academics through the new approach, but some parents dont like their new options.

The request follows on the January 2021 renaming of the former Robert E. Lee Elementary School to Robert and Sammye Stafford Elementary.

The Girl Scouts are welcoming new members into the local Brownie and Daisy troops.

At first, you might think Tampa Heights Elementary is an old school, having been nearly destroyed by a far just after Hurricane Irma in 2017. Some believed the historic 1906 school was gone forever, but not everyone.

New principal for Tampa Heights Elementary   Melanie Hill Anderson will be the new principal of Tampa Heights Elementary, effective July 26. Hill Anderson joined the school district in 1999. Previously, she served as principal of Potter and Bing elementary schools., The rebuilt Tampa Heights Elementary School combines historic design featuress with modern architecture. [ Twitter ] Tampa Heights, a magnet school, reopened in January on the site of the former Lee Elementary, which was destroye...

Girls On The Run planning summer camps in Manhattan (Courtesy GOTR of the Flint Hills) Girls On The Run of the Flint Hills is opening a summer camp. The camp, which debuted in 2019, will provide an experience geared towards fitness and mental health for girls grades 3-5. Both sessions will be in Manhattan. Session one will take place at Lee Elementary on June 21-25 from 8 a.m. to noon, while session two will take place at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary on July 12-16 also from 8 a.m. to no...

Still feeling the effects of the February deep freeze, the city is still working to catch up on bulk and brush trash collection. So when can Oak Cliff...

To tear down or not to tear down – that’s the question for a Pauls Valley group as it considers what to do with two iconic but now empty school

Retiring Ogden principal reflects on nearly four decade career in education Jim Armendariz (courtesy photo) For 19 years, Jim Armendariz has roamed the halls of Ogden Elementary. It’s the same place he scurried through the halls as a young boy. These days he gets around a little slower, with a cane by his side, but the mission toward young students remains unchanged. “Our belief is that this place is secure. We feed them, we take care of them and often provide socks and underwear. Onc...