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Medline ReNewal is hosting a hiring event Wednesday, June 8 from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at their office at 1500 NE Hemlock Ave in Redmond. More Details Here What to bring to this event Face Mask/Covering Resume (not required) What to wear Casual (come as you are, but please be presentable) How to attend Medline's office is located by Bright Side Animal Shelter. When you get there, please park on the street in front of our building and walk through the front entrance door. There will be a Medlin...

Community members, staff and students are invited to share input on the World Language curriculum, grades 6-12, up for approval for adoption during the Bend-La Pine Schools' Board of Directors meeting June 7. A team of Bend-La Pine Schools' teachers and staff spent months reviewing options and gathering input from families, staff and students, before narrowing the curriculum options to one recommendation per language and level. Community members are invited to review the recommended op...

Finding innovative ways to teach English to children who don’t speak the language has become a priority in Roanoke Valley schools, where the number of English learners is increasing.

The Sahuarita Food Bank and Community Resource Center has put an emphasis on career and skills training with classes on food prep, entrepreneurship, computer courses and more. But one of

WOONSOCKET – This year, Mount Saint Charles Academy deviated from its typical top 10 rankings for its graduating class, adding an extra spot because of a GPA tie. Brian Giles

The Pleasanton school board is set Thursday to review possible changes to world language curriculum, new accessible pathways at Foothill High School and how effectively police resource officers are serving schools.

WEST WARWICK — When Giselle Rivera decided to study Spanish in school, it was with the hope of coming closer to her own Hispanic roots while connecting with the world

George Washington High Schools Sharon Moore Leigg was named Teacher of the Year on May 19 by the Danville School Board.

The Los Alamitos Education Foundation’s (LAEF) Spring After-School Program concluded last week, leaving its mark on more than 1300 students

The New Britain school district appointed Tony Gasper as its new superintendent Monday night, a few months after the current superintendent and her second-in-command announced plans to leave following a year of clashes with Mayor Erin Stewart.