Cedar Rapids school district asks families to reinforce safety guidelines at home
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Cedar Rapids school district asks families to reinforce safety guidelines at home
A new state law changed the funding and operations of Iowa’s nine Area Education Agencies; Gov. Reynolds said the changes will provide accountability and send more funding directly to schools
The model would create schools that serve K-2nd grade, and schools that serve 3rd-5th grade, and could begin to be implemented by fall 2025.
A one-year partnership with a telehealth provider Hazel Health is thanks to a $1.5 million investment from UnitedHealthcare into Iowa schools
Father John Thompson addressed the Cedar Rapids school board Monday about how his daughter was able to walk out of the school ‘with no knowledge’
Plan to address ‘inequitable experiences... bias’ to reduce disproportionate behavior infractions of students by race, special education and English language proficiency
The historic elementary school in Cedar Rapids initially proposed to be demolished under a plan approved, then reversed by the school board
With tens of thousands of students back and bustling across Iowa’s public universities Monday, the campuses found themselves again dealing with scorching August heat and air-conditioning woes.
Many schools continue for full-day because of adequate air conditioned classrooms
The program uses voice recognition technology to follow along as a child reads out loud, providing corrective feedback and assessments when the student struggles.
Families to attend ‘school engagement meetings’ if their child misses 15 percent or more of school in a grading period
The plan: Fewer questions, optional science section, reducing barriers
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