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Zionsville Community Schools new superintendent Rebecca Coffman will begin her tenure Feb. 1.

A Hughes County recycled tire garden project has been recognized as a finalist for the Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Environmental Excellence award. The program focuses on teaching Choctaw Nation youth and

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Alycia Goodenough is an accounting major here at Portland State University—and they happen to be houseless. Now a resident of the PSU Landing at First United Methodist Church (FUMC), Goodenough started living in their car when attending PSU because they lived too far away from campus. When they were

Odis Buryl Smith, 98, of Carlsbad, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, October 10, 2021, in Walsenburg, Colorado. Odis was born September 27, 1923, in Camp Verde, Texas to Lewis Albert Smith and Noma Tillie Jones Smith. He grew up in the Hill Country area of Texas and after graduating from high school he enlisted in the United States Navy. Odis served his country honorably from 1941 to 1946. He moved to San Angelo after the service and started working for M Systems as a butcher.

Multiple rounds of freezing rain, snow and ice have left thousands without power in the Copperas Cove and Kempner area.

PSU and FUMC partner to open student shelter     Tara is a PSU graduate in mechanical engineering who was interviewed by the HRAC about her experience as a houseless student. “I would talk to you about interning at NASA and winning first place in the engineering research expo,” she said. “But I would never tell you that I owned a used Subaru and I lived in a tent.”    As a new response to this problem, PSU has partnered with First United Methodist Church (FUMC) to create the PSU Lan...

Indiana adds funds for charter schools ineligible for $800M COVID relief aid FREE NEWSLETTERS February 9, 2021 Alongside $800 million to Indiana public schools in the second round of coronavirus relief dollars, the state is setting aside a small amount of money for more than two dozen charter schools that weren’t eligible for the larger pot of federal funds. New charter schools that will open next fall are set to receive $40,000 each to defray COVID-related costs such as building improvements...

Feb 5, 2021 / 01:50 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Eight central Indiana school districts are raising concerns about ILEARN testing this year. The group points to constraints due to the pandemic. ILEARN In response, the group of superintendents signed and sent a letter to the State Department of Education, asking Indiana to reconsider the student assessment test. In part the letter said “The testing plan is unreasonable and unrealistic given the current operation of schools this year. We req...