9 candidates vie for four seats in the Cedar Rapids school board election
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
9 candidates vie for four seats in the Cedar Rapids school board election
The University of Iowa this week officially exited the “silent“ portion of a new fundraising campaign, aiming to generate more than $3 billion, by announcing that it already is halfway to that goal — which, if achieved, would top its last capital campaign record by more than $1 billion.
Cedar Rapids elementary school is scheduled to close, be demolished and a new school built on the property by fall 2025
The grant funds a program led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks to help multiple communities respond to coastal erosion, flooding, permafrost thaw and other hazards attributed to climate change.
Nine candidates vie for four seats in the Nov. 7 Cedar Rapids school board elections.
Food pantry, trunk or treat recipients of Iowa State Education Association grant
The University of Iowa’s final bid to win the assets of Mercy Iowa City -- as part of its filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy -- was $28 million, plus an additional commitment of at least $25 million in “immediate facility upgrades,” new UI Health Care Vice President for Medical Affairs Denise Jamieson said in a question-and-answer about the Mercy deal.
A team of educators is actively reviewing library and instructional material to comply with a new state law.
Expanding career and technical education is a priority of a $220 million general obligation bond issue heading to district voters Nov. 7.
Threats to schools -- both hoaxes and real -- draws enormous amount of law enforcement resources to investigate and provide heightened security
The evening meal at the Gables’ with the Hawkeye women’s wrestling team, including Coach Clarissa Chun, was among several uniquely-Iowa experiences the Ukrainians had during this fall’s 10-day visit as part of an international training tour – organized out of necessity, given the realities of war have made training in Ukraine increasingly difficult.
Kennedy High graduate Wilsee Kollie organizing the Saturday event as a fellow of new Our Future Iowa program.
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