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Citing an increased need for more mental health support for students, the Lawrence school district and Bert Nash are hoping to hire 26 social workers to serve schools by 2028.

Epperson boys' projects beautify La Mesa and El Cajon parks and update an aging church flagpole

Story updated at 8:54 p.m. Thursday, June 8: The Lawrence school district and its classified staff union have agreed to provide $2.58 million toward w

The Lawrence school district has announced Megan Epperson, Broken Arrow and elementary lead music teacher and current interim vice president of the Lawrence teachers union, as assistant director of human resources.

School board president who came under fire for his gun rights views, is moving out of the area.

Lawrence school board members on Monday will begin their discussion of the district’s next budget earlier than usual in the cycle. They’ll also discuss the process to fill a vacancy left by Andrew Nussbaum’s resignation.

Group argues for school district autonomy and wants COVID to be treated as an endemic

For a soon-to-be missionary, COVID-19 pandemic leaves an upcoming mission in limbo: 'It’s all in God’s hands'