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A bill to allow home-educated students to participate in Missouri public school activities is back for the upcoming legislative session — and has been coupled with provisions rolling back state oversight of homeschooling families. Sen. Ben Brown, a Washington Republican, pre-filed a 52-page bill that largely resembles the version he sponsored that cleared the Senate […]

Cutler will help lead Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development’s policy efforts and grow programs including registered apprenticeship BOSTON – The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced today the appointment of Josh Cutler, State Representative and House Chair of the Labor and Workforce Development Committee, as Undersecretary of Apprenticeship, Work-Based Learning, and Policy for the Executive Office

Rep. Josh Cutler is heading to the Healey administration to serve as undersecretary of apprenticeship, work-based learning, and policy.

Under the revised proposal, Missouri attendance officers would lose their ability to check the amount of time home schools spend on instruction.

Do we need to make it even easier in this state for voters to cast a ballot on election day? The few House members who bothered to attend an informal session of that body last week apparently think so.

PITTSBORO — On Monday, Chatham County Human Resources Director Courtney Jones gave a special presentation at the Board of Commissioners meeting in Pittsboro recognizing Karen VonCannon as the County’s 2023

Pittsboro, NC – On December 18, 2023, Chatham County Human Resources Director Courtney Jones gave a special presentation at the Board of Commissioners meeting in Pittsboro recognizing Karen VonCannon as the County’s 2023 Employee of the Year. VonCannon has served…<p class="more-link-p"><a class="more-link" href="https://chathamjournal.com/2023/12/19/karen-voncannon-2023-chatham-county-employee-of-the-year/">Read more →</a></p...

ELKINS — Four local lawmakers answered questions about the upcoming legislative session during a special event this week. Delegate Ty Nestor, R-District 66

An arbitrator’s ruling would allow officers facing firing or suspension of more than a year to go around the Police Board.

The Education Department issued a statement on Monday addressing a recent incident between a student and school monitor at the Eulalie Rivera Pre-K through eighth grade school on St. Croix.