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Girls wrestling to be added to Sterling, Caliche High School athletic offerings

Sterling and Caliche High School will add girls wrestling to their athletic offerings this winter. A proposal for the team was approved by the RE-1 Valley School Board at a business meeting on Monday. Paul Garcia, who is currently the head coach for the combined Sterling and Caliche boys wrestling team, wrote the proposal to […]
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Students getting D.C. history lesson

Students getting D.C. history lesson Shirley Bilyeu Journal-Courier FacebookTwitterEmail The world will be the classroom for several Meredosia-Chambersburg students in a few weeks. Tracy Lawson addressed the school board about a trip that at least seven junior high and high school students will be taking to Washington, D.C., with the group World Classrooms. Lawson and history teacher Travis Sievers will be accompanying the students as chaperones. The students paid for the trip themselves and wi...
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Colorado Springs parents fight to get money back on D.C. student trip

Whether students should be reimbursed in full for scheduled educational travel that’s been affected by the coronavirus pandemic has come into question again — this time involving a Washington, D.C., trip that some Colorado Springs middle school students signed up for. In the fall of 2019, David Picard, the father of a Holmes Middle School student, enrolled his daughter in a summer of 2021 tour to learn about how government works in the nation’s capital. World Classrooms, a South Dakota-b...
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Colorado Springs parents fight to get money back on Washington, D.C., student trip

Whether students should be reimbursed in full for scheduled educational travel that’s been affected by the coronavirus pandemic has come into question again — this time involving a Washington, D.C., trip that some Colorado Springs middle school students signed up for. In the fall of 2019, David Picard, the father of a Holmes Middle School student, enrolled his daughter in a summer of 2021 tour to learn about how government works in the nation’s capital. World Classrooms, a South Dakota-b...
United States Colorado Springs Gary Tucker David Picard Voyageurs International Holmes Middle School

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