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The city of Fruita has released bios of each of the nine candidates running for three city council seats in Aprils municipal election.

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The COVID-19 pandemic completely upended education in Arizona. As we close out a school year marked by turmoil and uncertainty — and virtual learning — educators and officials are looking forward to next year for lessons learned.Enter the Arizona Department of Education’s Ready for School Task Force. It’s bringing together a diverse and extensive group of educators from around

The Arizona Department of Education (ADE) announced and held the first meeting of the AZ Ready for School Task Force as part of its Arizona Ready for School Campaign that will kick off this summer.

When I retired from leading River School in 2014, later that school year there were two teen suicides in NVUSD in the space of eight days, an 8th-grade boy and a 10th grader. Those deaths shook me and, with Jeni Olsen, we started Village Napa, an advocacy group, to support the mental, social, and emotional well-being of young people. In the research I’ve done since then, I’ve discovered that suicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents, among college students, and th...

Reply The Napa Valley Unified School District is one of fewer than 100 school districts with K-12 campuses open for hybrid in-person instruction while remaining committed to distance learning. (Shutterstock) NAPA VALLEY, CA — While Napa Valley Unified School District students starting attending in-person classes in cohorts two days a week when the district moved to Phase Two of its four-phase reopening plan in late October, the district does not have a firm start date for Phase Three. The thi...

IMPORTANT: Please Read: Plans for a Return to School in January 12.14.20 Dear Littleton Public Schools Staff Members and Parents: I want to provide you with our plans for school in January as well as some important facts we must remember moving forward into the spring semester. State and national health experts and politicians have been saying recently that students should be in school even as positivity rates continue to increase in our communities. We agree that schools are safe and the COVID...