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Jacob Burns Film Center has become one of the region's preeminent destinations for all things cinema—from film screenings to events with industry legends, festivals, exhibitions, and even summer camps.

The RSU #78 Board of Education met at the Rangeley Lakes Regional School on March 12, 2024 at 5:30PM. Board Chair Dr. Mary Richards welcomed new board member Ryan Wilber, representing the town of Rangeley. Superintendent Georgia Campbell reviewed the mission statement and goals for the 204-2025 RSU #78 operating budget. Full comments can be […]

Dunn School is offering a range of summer programs designed to keep local youth active and learning.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the awardees of millions of dollars in grants for out-of-school programming on Friday. The announcement was made at an event celebrating middle school students’ enrollment in their future high schools, following My School DC lottery results being released for the 2024-25 school year. My School […]

On Thursday, Feb. 1, Rivermont Collegiate in Bettendorf officially rolled out Camp Rivermont, its all-new revitalized summer programming, and families began registering their kids immediately. Camp Rivermont encompasses all age and grade levels and is organized into three distinct categories: For preschool through 5th, each day begins with an opening ceremony to get the kids […]

Kelly Robertson, executive director of the Department of Community and Economic Development Governor’s Center for Local Government Services, visited the area known as Innovation Corridor.

Recent educational history has recast summer from a time of respite between academic years to an evidence-based opportunity for learning and enrichment that can have cumulative academic and social-emotional benefits. But access to quality summer programming has been inconsistent across the country, particularly for students with the greatest needs. While some districts have robust summer […]

School districts hoping to use the summer months to catch students up before fall have been left by the state Legislature to do less with less, officials said. For the past two years, Oregon school districts and community-based organizations such as the YMCA and Boys & Girls Club have received millions in public funding for […]

Art Transforms recently returned to Johnson City Schools with their annual summer program, and this year they brought the fun to Mountainview Elementary.

Activities at the Bluffton Public Library really heat up in July! The following update includes familiar services as well as special events including a hike at Motter Park and a Plant Swap. Library Closed Tuesday, July 4, 2023 in observance of Independence Day. Due dates will be adjusted accordingly. Bluffton Public Library 2023 Summer Read Program “All Together Now!”