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Dr. Paula Pinkerton, formerly Director of Elementary and Intermediate Instruction in Buncombe County Schools and a veteran educator, has been named Ch

It’s a shame that we have to say goodbye to the cast of “Sex Education” under such dismal circumstances; their disastrous yet droll teenage antics were always fun to behold. But seeing the characters reach such promising points in their life is just as fulfilling, even if the finale leaves much to be desired.

The Somerset Independent Board of Education heard all about the district’s Gifted and Talented Program from Teacher/Coordinator Tammy Perkins at Tuesday’s meeting.

Josh Warren says he has found the perfect career opportunity.

(Updated at 4 p.m.) Several parents with children in Arlington Public Schools have formed a group to address what they say are persistent racial disparities in the county's school system. The group, Black Parents of Arlington, shared a pamphlet with public data on issues like discipline they say show how APS students of color are

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Ann Fortenbaugh Eicholtz, 87, died December 18, 2022, at The Brethren Home at Cross Keys Village. Ann was born in her family’s home in Gettysburg and was the daughter of

During her first State of the District Address to the Flushing community on Wednesday, Dec. 14, Councilwoman Sandra Ung discussed her accomplishments in her

From a small town in Kentucky, a young and talented student helped make lasting memories for her school. Not only did Sabrina Hendrickson organize and plan “Leatherwood Has Talent,” but

In addition to recognizing students for athletic excellence, the Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees heard an area report at their monthly meeting