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Iowa schools reported rising enrollments and declining test scores in 2021, as well as a first look at school violence.

Des Moines' suburban high schools performed above the state's average score of 54.7 out of 100.

The report showed K-12 enrollment across the state dropped by close to 6,000 students from the year, the first time numbers had dropped since the 2011 school year.

In terms of where Clear Lake students are at with learning, Superintendent Doug Gee says there is nothing to panic about when looking at the data.

REGIONAL—Mike Landhuis knows there are a lot of high-quality elementary schools in Iowa, which is why the Orange City Elementary principal was especially pleased to see his school ranked No.

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Nine candidates vie for three seats in Cedar Rapids school board election

Oct. 21— CEDAR RAPIDS— Nine candidates are vying for three seats in the Cedar Rapids Community School Board election on Nov. 2. Election Day is Nov. 2. —Carrie Davies, 37, Farm Bureau Insurance sales associate and office manager.

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