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Tippecanoe County officials share their concerns about the statehouse's adoption of a bill that ends local control on banning puppy mills.

Local schools are advancing, and spending money on, a variety of goals associated with pre-established priorities according to a recent report presented to the School Board.

It's shocking that South Dakota lacks statewide leaders who speak with conviction about the fraud of global warming and the carbon capture grift.

“There is no place for the average citizen of Kansas City, Missouri, to go to request a change for the police department where they then get to hold those in charge of the police department accountable,” said Sen. Greg Razer.

The transition at the Waco-area school district will shed light on how the TEA returns control after a takeover. The state is currently overseeing Houston and La Joya ISDs.

Guest Commentary: As vitriol toward diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives grows, California school districts are crafting plans to support disadvantaged students, making once-mundane processes a target for backlash politics.

Guest Commentary: As vitriol toward diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives grows, California school districts are crafting plans to support disadvantaged students, making once-mundane processes a target for backlash politics.

The January Coronado Unified School District Board meeting agenda contained a lengthy list of reports, starting with the Student Board Member Report presented by Wyatt Riebe. Riebe spoke briefly on

The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) Board of Education will finish off its first round of discussions related to addressing disproportionality in special education during its Thursday meeting.

Sewa Convenes Stakeholders To Address Pressing Social Issues.