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TUPELO • Junior Auxiliary of Tupelo will once again host their WAVE summer camp for upcoming seventh grade boys, next week.

“The power of the pandemic is that it really helped to shine a light on the needs of our young people,” said Michael Rice, superintendent of public instruction.

This report aims to understand the main differences in labor force participation among New York City’s workers and discusses discusses some of the reasons for the City’s uneven recovery when compared to the rest of New York State and the nation.

The 1833 Political Constitution of the Republic of Chile, drafted and approved only fifteen years afterwards after the country had won its independence

More money is necessary to support the additional learning and social and emotional needs of Michigan’s at-risk students.

A Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference on Friday determined that the state will collect nearly $3 billion more in tax revenue this year than expected last January.

Lawmakers passed a $19.9 billion Michigan school budget that boosts spending, pays down pension debt, and bans transgender athletes from girls’ teams.

A $1 million winning Powerball ticket sold at a market in Warren last year has officially expired and the money has gone to the states School Aid Fund.

A $1 million winning Powerball ticket sold at a market in Warren last year has officially expired and the money has gone to the states School Aid Fund.

The GOP-controlled Legislature wants to increase funding as 15 percent. Details still need to be worked out between House, Senate plans.