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August 16, 2023
AlphaRoute, the company responsible for Louisville’s disastrous rollout of a new school bus system, had similar issues with Ohio’s Cincinnati and Columbus districts.
August 8, 2023
Declan Roberts, Brody Brooks and Louis Lappe combine on a four-hitter as the Southern California 11- and 12-year-old champs win, 6-0, and will play for a trip to Williamsport on Friday at 6 p.m.
August 8, 2023
El Segundo All-Stars One Victory Away From Little League World Series - Los Angeles, CA - El Segundo defeated the all-star team from the Hilo Little League, the Hawaii state champion, 6-0, Monday.
August 7, 2023
Last week, Canadian tech startup Paper Education Company laid off 105 people – 20 per cent of its corporate staff - it’s second cull this year
July 30, 2023
But with a year to go to spend the $2.6 billion in total relief funds that went to Massachusetts schools across three rounds of aid, it’s unclear how far those dollars have gone, and what they have achieved.
July 21, 2023
LE MARS—Joanne M. Harms, 73, of Le Mars, passed away Thursday, June 15, 2023, at her home in Le Mars.
July 10, 2023
Mayor Michelle Wu on Monday announced the launch of meal sites and accessible farmers markets across Boston for low-income families.
July 6, 2023
An adult woman who allegedly used false identification and paperwork to enroll as a student in three Boston high schools this academic year has been charged with document forgery and identity fraud, according to a copy of the criminal complaint obtained by WBUR. The suspect has been identified as Shelby Hewitt, 32, of Canton. A warrant for her arrest was requested in the
June 29, 2023
Criminal charges were filed against the woman, identified in court papers as 32-year-old Shelby Hewitt, a former social worker for the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families.
June 28, 2023
The education commissioner noted that key positions remain unfilled, planned training was never scheduled and that the state was caught off-guard by a major facilities announcement.