Opinion: Schools cut and cut as funding remains meager
Former Des Moines Public Schools teacher: Please get out of the Capitol, visit schools, get to know all teachers, put politics away and help children.
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Former Des Moines Public Schools teacher: Please get out of the Capitol, visit schools, get to know all teachers, put politics away and help children.
May 12, 2021 Weatherford ISD Monday announced the naming of two new elementary principals as well as a new safety and security director. Dr. Marlyn Young was named principal of the Austin Elementary campus, April Leppla was named principal for the Wright Elementary campus and James Saint was named Director of Safety and Security. Young earned an Associate of Arts degree from Texas College, a Bachelor of Science in Education from McMurry University, a Masterâs in Educational Administration and Supervision. She earned Doctor of Education degree in Special Education from Northcentral ...
LISD says conserving electricity while also making sure water pipes bursting doesn't become a major issue has been a real balance
RICHARD REID Special to The T&D Fifty years ago, Orangeburg County initiated an educational system that completely changed the course of the social side of life for the people both Black and white. While the United States Supreme Court rendered its decision on segregated schools in 1954, South Carolina and Orangeburg County delayed full desegregation until the 1970 school year when the last appeal was denied. That year was the beginning of school consolidation for Orangeburg County. In 1963, the first Blacks enrolled into the all-white schools in the City of Orangeburg. Then in 19...
Despite NTI, Mrs. Jodie Collins' students have been laser focused thanks to her work. Author: Hayley Minogue, Taylor Weiter Published: 5:42 PM EST December 9, 2020 Updated: 5:42 PM EST December 9, 2020 SHELBYVILLE, Ky. — Wright Elementary kindergarten teacher Jodie Collins is making the most of non-traditional instruction with her young kids. Keeping young students focused can be tough in person, but those around Mrs. Collins said she is dedicated to her students and creating a strong foundation of learning. "She's so creative, she thinks of t...