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Most Illinois public school districts that tested sinks and fountains for tiny traces of brain-damaging lead as required by a 2017 state law had to tell parents they found the
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According to a Tribune analysis of state data, more than 1,800 of the roughly 2,100 public schools that submitted test results identified some amount of lead in their drinking water.
When: Ephrata Area School Board committee of the whole meeting, May 1.
Alabama legislatures set to discuss reducing or eliminating grocery tax for cities
BARBOURVILLE — Students know it by catchy sayings like “G.R. Hampton Bees” and “Lion’s Roar,” all of which are part of the school’s positive behavior intervention and supports (PBIS) system.