Baltimore City schools CEO receives feedback from students over safety concerns
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Sonja Santelises and community leaders listened to feedback from students on ways to make ...
CCS Board of Education to discuss potential closure, merger plans for nine schools
The Columbus City Schools Board of Education is scheduled to meet Thursday night to discuss the nine schools that were ...
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Marietta City Schools to implement state-of-the-art weapon detectors
Superintendent Dr. Grant Rivera announces plans for the installation of weapon detectors in Marietta City Schools during a ...
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Baltimore City Public Schools students, staff voice concerns to school leaders
Dr. Sonja Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, heard from a number of students, staff members and parents during ...
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Residents debate pros and cons as Wetzel County considers merging schools
The first public hearing of several took place Wednesday night at Magnolia High School to discuss the possibility of consolidation of schools in Wetzel County.S ...
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The latest: Striking educators march on City Hall, leave letters for mayor
On the fifth day schools were closed due to a teachers and paraprofessionals strike, the Union of Gloucester Educators held ...
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City School students, staff voice concerns to school leaders
Dr. Sonja Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, heard from a number of students, staff members and parents during ...
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A new funding model was implemented in Charleston schools. Here's what it looks like in classrooms.
All public schools in Charleston County are receiving additional dollars ... Large districts such as New York City, Boston, ...
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Marietta Schools Talks Existing, Potential Safety Measures in Town Hall
As school safety remains the chief concern of families and districts across the country, Marietta City Schools held its ...
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New York
By Shayla Colon The City Council approved a bill on Wednesday that would curb a loathed New York City real estate practice: making renters pay thousands of dollars in broker fees. By Emma G.
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Trump Taps Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, a Provocative Move President-elect Trump plans to nominate the Florida congressman, among a flurry of personnel announcements as Republicans neared ...