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Edgar Named Bell Ringer Winner For February Skyline Elementary School mixed-age teacher Tonya Edgar is the recipient of the Superintendent’s Bell Ringer Award for February. The monthly award is a way for Superintendent Steve Triplett to honor Sedalia 200 staff members who put the district’s mission statement into action and those who display exemplary effort in celebrating student success. Winners are selected from nominations made by staff members and administrators. The nominator for Edgar wrote: “Mrs. Edgar celebrates her students with RoAR awards when they get an A on a test and she...

SOM Michigan Teachers Chosen As State Finalists for Presidential Teaching Award Michigan Teachers Chosen As State Finalists for Presidential Teaching Award Contact: Martin Ackley, Director of Public and Governmental Affairs 517-241-4395Agency: Education January 26, 2021 LANSING – Three Michigan educators have been selected as state finalists for the 2020 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST), the Michigan Department of Education announced today. Amanda Barbour, Discovery Elementary, Kentwood Public Schools, K-6 Science Stephanie Phillips, Emma Murph...

 December 18, 2020 (BEDFORD) – Dr. Ty Mungle informed the school board the playground equipment that was at Springville Elementary will be moved to Oolitic, Shawswick, and Parkview Elementary school. The equipment is needed after the consolidations of the schools. Playground equipment, desks, furniture, and bleachers that were purchased by bonds have were relocated to Shawswick, Oolitic, and Parkview schools. Mungle stated the post on social media regarding the playground equipment being thrown in dumpsters was inaccurate. Mungle continued to remark that many of the cabinets...

Here’s the most comprehensive list yet of N.J. schools teaching remotely because of COVID-19 Updated Dec 16, 2020; Posted Dec 15, 2020 Amanda Yonks teaches her 3rd grade students remotely from the living room area of her home in East Brunswick. Yonks is a teacher at Bartle School in Highland Park Monday, September 14, 2020.Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share Find all of the most important pandemic education news on Educating N.J., a special resource guide created for parents, students and educators. As schools reopen across N.J., we want to know what is and isn’t working. T...

This article is brought to you by Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Health. Kelli Guillory, 11, recently celebrated a major milestone. For the first time ever, Kelli has gone two years without having to be admitted to the hospital. “It feels amazing,” Kelli said. “I’ve actually gotten to go to school face-to-face instead of virtual or hybrid. I’ve gotten to make new friends and hang out with friends from last year. I get to play outside at recess now. I love it.” In her young life, Kelli has been hospitalized 71 times because of a rare genetic disorder that...