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All the jars are going to a Backpack Buddies. The program delivers bags of food for the weekend to students who get free or reduced school lunch.

HEMPFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT The Hempfield School District School Board will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 13, at the administration building, public board room, 200 Church St., Landisville. To address the Board, call 717-898-5564; email jacquelyn_strybos@hempfieldsd.org, by Tuesday, July 13 at 4 p.m. Among the agenda items: LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL Lancaster City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 13, in council chambers, City Hall annex, 120 N. Duke St., Marion Street entrance. Among the agenda items: - Proclamations, Honors, Awards and resolution of recognition: Mayoral Proclamation re...

'We Care GR': Nurse organizing good deeds across West Michigan Audrey Wendt is this month's Pay it Forward Person of the Month! and last updated 2021-04-30 20:27:06-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A Spectrum Health ER nurse has been working hard to care for patients and others in need across West Michigan during the pandemic. Audrey Wendt said she felt "a pull" to give back, in light of all the support she and other healthcare workers received in the beginning of the pandemic. "I knew our community has such a passion for helping others, so I just posted on my Facebook and one thing turned into ...

Hazel Jackson, Leon ‘Buddy’ Glover and Barack Obama are among the names School District of Lancaster is considering to rename two of its schools. The school district’s 15-member renaming committee this week unveiled five options for Southeast Middle School, formerly Edward Hand Middle School, and seven for Buchanan Elementary School. It’s the latest development in a process that started last summer to rename up to five Lancaster schools to reflect the district’s values today. The school board began by stripping Edward Hand Middle School of its name in June 2020, after...

mcschools.net BATON ROUGE, La. – Today the Louisiana Department of Education released the names of 21 students selected as finalists in the state’s annual Students of the Year competition. The 21 students selected include one elementary, middle and high school student from each of the state’s seven regions. The finalists represent traditional public, public charter and nonpublic schools. The finalists will participate in a virtual ceremony on April 21, when the winners will be announced for each grade level.  “I’m proud of each of these finalists and would be honored to have any...