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March 6, 2022
One evening when I was accompanying my father during his walk his officer by chance met him on the way. Seeing me with my father the officer asked who I was, and without hesitating, having known our family conditions told my father “why not let him join in the office”. This was the starting point in my life of service for my bread at the age of 16. After a month’s training during which I showed good out-turn the officer was pleased to appoint me as a Draughtsman on Rs. 25...
March 2, 2022
Amy Baxters second grade class sat on the classrooms rug on Wednesday morning to listen intently while superintendent Pamela A. Gould read a picture book to them, smiling back at
February 18, 2022
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February 10, 2022
It feels cramped at Madison Elementary School in Janesville due to ongoing construction. The staff, however, has been working through the challenges and endeavor to make each day the best
January 29, 2022
Shannon Killion had been teaching elementary school for nearly three years when she found her true calling.
January 26, 2022
JEANIE OWENS, 64, of Louisa, Ky., mother of Shilo Owens, died Jan. 24. She was a first- and second-grade teacher at Fort Gay Elementary School. There will be a celebration
January 22, 2022
Southern California parents are fighting back against school COVID-19 rules, including mask mandates, quarantining and testing, filing lawsuits ...
December 28, 2021
As the years pass, we never forget our first friends outside of family. I know I haven’t forgotten about any of mine. Lost track of some of them, sure, but
December 22, 2021
Students in the Second Grade at Bataan Memorial Primary School participated in a recent Thanksgiving parade, as teachers and students read the story
December 15, 2021
In this edition of Unsung Hero, a Jefferson County elementary teacher shared a hands-on lesson about giving.