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The school is one of 26 to receive provincial funds from the playground equipment program

Big Rapids teacher Holly Krebs awarded $10,000 grant after achieving National Board Certification, highlighting the impact of advanced teaching standards.

As a part of their new program recognizing local schools that go above and beyond in reading proficiency, the TalentFirst group honored Riverview Elementary in Big Rapids on Monday. Students, staff, and media piled in to the school’s gymnasium to celebrate the occasion, including being joined in attendance by TalentFirst President, Kevin Stotts, and Michigan Representative, Tom Kunse. The ceremony included opening words from Principal Renee Kent, Superintendent Tim Haist, and former Talent...

DENVILLE TWP. – Taking into consideration both current enrollment, as well as future projections, the grades K-8 Board of Education took two key steps this winter designed to provide space

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Durango School District 9-R recently received a $50,000 donation that will go toward the SOIL Outdoor Learning Lab’s outdoor grow dome. The district received the donation from the La Plata County Colo...

Analis Ruiz, executive director of equity, inclusion and student support for Alpine School District, and other district staff presented recommendations to the school board Tuesday night based on a study of the district’s Advanced Learning Labs and Dual Language Immersion programs. The program study, part of a wide-scale study of the district, aimed to create […]

On Monday, December 4, 2023, a heavy concrete pouring project is planned between 5:00 AM and 2:00 PM as part of the Rolling A Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase Four Expansion project in Dayton, Nevada. During this period, heavy concrete truck traffic (up to 10 trucks every hour) is expected in the Riverview neighborhood area.

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On Monday, December 4, 2023, a heavy concrete pouring project is planned between 5:00 AM and 2:00 PM as part of the Rolling A Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase Four Expansion project in Dayton, Nevada. During this period, heavy concrete truck traffic (up to 10 trucks every hour) is expected in the Riverview neighborhood area.