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Talofofo Elementary School teacher Stephane C. Concepcion is the 2023 Guam Teacher of the Year, according to a news release from the Guam Department of Education.

Many students across the Western New York community will be on mid-winter break starting next week

Winter Storm Landon makes travel treacherous, closes schools and businesses, with some going remote, and knocks out power for some.

Snow accumulations varied from 3 to 7 inches from Winter Storm Landon. As counties downgraded advisory levels, area children enjoyed the snow.

Public schools will continue full face-to-face instruction and currently have no plans to shut down or go to remote learning, despite the rising number of COVID-19 cases.

Cyberbullying has increased in Guam public schools over the past two years, according to Superintendent Jon Fernandez.

Sandusky County EMA quickly ran out of COVID-19 self testing kits Monday, continuing a recent trend as the countys case numbers remain high.

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — The Guam Department of Education is weighing options on how to address the 24 days face-to-face students missed in the first semester of the

Ever wonder what happened to those old schoolhouses? Check out how those century-old buildings in your county are being used today.

Three months after the governor’s order requiring executive branch employees to get vaccinated or submit to weekly COVID-19 testing went into effect, no line agency employees have been disciplined or