State Street Elementary News Today

In Southeast L.A. County, a new generation of politicians is pushing back against the region's doom-loop reputation by trying something new: working together.

Kansas inspectors visited many Topeka restaurants last month, and some had pest control problems, no hot water, mold or other food safety violations.

The Hanover Area School District is launching several new programs this school year and is also dealing with rising enrollment and overcrowded classrooms.

As the 2023-24 school year comes to a close, Westerly Public Schools has some very exciting facilities projects in the works.

Some elementary students facing state assessments now have a care package full of snacks to enjoy thanks to a Topeka publishing company.

Southwest Publishing and Ross Elementary School have become United Way of Kaw Valley Adopt-a-School partners.

Of the school principals departing Topeka USD 501, most are moving to be closer to family.

The Ambridge Area School District is gathering data to determine a closure of State Street Elementary. Local parents are pushing a petition to stop it.

AMBRIDGE – The ballot for the Ambridge Area School Board election looks a little different this year. As opposed to voting for school board members for the traditional four-year term, an additional two-year term will also be listed. Essentially, voters are able to vote for four candidates for the four-year term, and three for the special two-year term. Residents can vote for the same candidates on both the four and two-year sections if desired. All the candidates are cross-filing, running for...

CapFed Best News: When all educators stepped up, these USD 501 employees went further Rafael Garcia, Topeka Capital-Journal © Submitted Top row, from left: Jennifer Antonetti, Lydia Tuttle, Austin Brookshire, Rebecca Morrisey and Katie Shiflett. Middle row: Joan Anderson, Erin Norwood, Billie Wallace, Lori Vawter and Amy Glinka. Bottom row: Amber Workman, Elissa Jones, Travis True and Austen Whitte. In a year when teachers and education staff stepped up to continue teaching c...