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The Lubbock ISD Board of Trustees named the new principals at Irons Middle School and Miller Elementary School, and two new administrative appointments. Kenneth Casarez was named the district's chief innovation officer. According to a news release, he is currently the executive director of secondary education in Castleberry ISD. Casarez started teaching in 1994 at Cavazos Middle School, and he's had administrative experience as a principal at Irons Middle School, and assistant and associate principal at Estacado High School, Lubbock High School, and Cavazos. Erin Gregg was appointed execut...

Star file photo of San Marcos High School.  Star file photo During its April 5 agenda prep meeting, several San Marcos Consolidated School District (SMCISD) parents presented concerns to district officials and board members regarding the district's anticipated return to in-person curriculum on April 12.  In an April 1 letter, SMCISD informed parents that remote learning for all students will end on April 9, and beginning April 12 students are expected to return to campuses for curriculum.  During the meeting's public forum, five parents addressed conc...

Laramie County School District 1 on Friday reported that 12 students and two staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past week. "These individuals were at the following locations -- Alta Vista Elementary, Arp Elementary, Carey Junior High, Central High, Deming/Miller Elementary, Jessup Elementary, McCormick Junior High, Rossman Elementary, South High and Triumph High," LCSD1 Superintendent Dr. Boyd Brown said in a news release. Brown says those who had direct contact with the positive cases will be contacted and will receive guidance regarding next steps. Brown continues to enc...

SATURDAY, DEC. 26: On Dec. 22, Carter C. Price, PhD., of the Rand Corporation, wrote this perspective of the state of COVID-19 in the commonwealth (The Rand Corp. helps the

Dodge City Daily Globe According to Ford County physicians adviser Dr. R.C. Trotter, there was one new death over the weekend, bringing the overall total to 30 since the coronavirus pandemic began. The death was confirmed on Monday. "It was an older gentleman that had multiple diagnoses," Trotter said of the latest death. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, there had been no new deaths in any of the Ford County nursing homes as of Nov. 29. On Friday, Dec. 11, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment showed Ford County added 30 new cases of the coronavirus wit...