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Six Richmond Public Schools will enter the second semester in January with a new no-phone policy, following mounting concerns about students’ safety and mental health. Hopewell is the areas only other school division with a no-phone policy. School leaders say it’s helping.

How can Richmond be proactive in drafting and initiating a fresh, imaginative and practical narrative for respecting and building upon the past? Here are three ideas.

Youth Centre being transformed to a haunted house with block party outside on Oct. 28

Jordis Hickie, Grade 11, is being recognized as October’s Student of the Month

The Rotary Club of Penticton Sunrise is thrilled to launch the Student of the Month program for 2023-24 academic year with the selection of Jordis Hickie – an elite all-round,

So much energy, showmanship and talent made tribute show a 10/10

The walkouts come about a day after Virginia began accepting public comment on the proposed policies.

Students from nearly 100 schools across Virginia participated in a walkout Tuesday in opposition to the Department of Ed's proposed 2022 model policies on transgender students.

As of 4:35 p.m. Tuesday, the Department of Education had received 19,506 public comments about the policies, a majority in opposition to the proposed guidelines. The 30-day public comment period

Lisa Johnson’s most recent book features more than 160 original photos of iconic guitars