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School district needs to reconsider salaries for retired teachers to fill shortage

Anthony “Tony” Keller was born July 21, 1968, to Anton and Betty (Marquette) Keller. He grew up on a small dairy farm in Forada, Minnesota, along with sister, Kris and brothers, Jamie and Frank. Tony graduated from Jefferson High School in 1987. He attended Alexandria Technical College for commercial art and then went on to attend Moorhead State University to pursue a degree in art education.

With the new school year at Macomb School District 185 comes new employees as well. This year, the district has filled 24 positions.

The Laredo ISD Board of Trustees appointed Dr. Carmen Amparo Pompa as the Director of...

“Unfortunately, the last two years, we have really seen an impact with the children, because of just the inconsistency of their scheduling. They had some in-person then they were switched to virtual and it really just depends on what type of learned a child is whether they were able to engage,” Lalu said. “There were kids that desperately needed intervention outside of school.”

Literacy Now Needs Volunteers for Houston Reads Day 2021 Sign up now to read to a child on March 2. Youll be glad you did. By Gwendolyn Knapp 12/30/2020 at 6:00am Reading (intervention) is fun for all.  Want to give back in the new year? The first-ever Houston Reads Day, hosted by nonprofit Literacy Now, will bring together 400 volunteers to read to 10,000 kindergarten–third graders on March 2, all in an effort to raise awareness for our citys growing literacy crisis, and ...