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At one Lawrence Township school, a national nonprofit group has helped coordinate grief counseling for students and donations of clothes and shoes to families.

For seven years, the school has received support from Communities in Schools (or CIS), a national nonprofit that brings community resources into schools through school site coordinators. As Lawrence Township schools recover from the pandemic, the assistance Richardson coordinates as the CIS liaison has come in many forms.

A Vinton Elementary robotics team made history after taking home the “Innovate Award” last week at the 2023 VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas, Texas.

Lafayette school corporation is considering changing to a Three tier bussing system for the 23-24 school year. The idea comes in light of a bus driver shortage at the school

Lafayette School Corporation Assistant Superintendent Alicia Clevenger says this is the first of thirteen sessions between now and October for people to attend. Clevenger says receiving feedback from a wide

A more exciting treat than candy lit up the eyes of Vinton Elementary students as they dropped their coins into a new vending machine — books, 300 of them, all brightly colored and beckoning. This is the first school in the district to have such a machine. Vinton Elementary Student of the Year Pate Stine cut the ribbon in a special videostreamed ceremony Friday. She selected a book from the Tom Watson “Trouble at Table 5” series. Every book is different. When a book drops, itâ€...

Vinton Elementary receives book vending machine to help promote literacy Calcasieu Parish School Board (Source: Calcasieu Parish School Board) By Patrick Deaville | March 4, 2021 at 12:13 PM CST - Updated March 4 at 12:13 PM LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - As schools across the district are celebrating Read Across America week with events, dress-up days, and reading times, the students at Vinton Elementary will be receiving a special gift: A book vending machine. The Calcasieu Parish School b...

The Christmas assignment… Students showcase their community Staff Report Pictured is “Joy” in Gallipolis City Park which contains the Gallipolis In Lights Christmas display. (Suzi Konz | Courtesy) GALLIPOLIS — Students in Kemberlee Hood’s Southern Ohio Digital Academy (SODA) class were recently given a unique assignment. SODA, which was started about five years ago in the Gallia County Local Schools District, provides local students with access to education via remote learning. The p...