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K-12 educators can get free school supplies from the Eastern Iowa nonprofit.

From city planning to baking, here are a few of the jobs high school students are exploring in Cedar Rapids’ new project-based learning school.

Students in a project-based learning program called Venture Academics researched, engaged community in naming Coopers Creek.

Current eighth graders will be the first in a new Cedar Rapids schools program launching next fall that aims to prepare students for the workforce, military or college

Almost 60 students at Cedar River Academy — an elementary school in Cedar Rapids — will be reassigned to other district schools next month to address staffing shortages and “ensure a quality education for all students.”

A safe place for kids is becoming increasingly important as state legislatures have introduced and implemented a record number of anti-LGBTQ policies, says center’s director Lori Ampey

Grants are available to educators for professional development and support student participation in activities and prepare them for post-secondary success.

More students using Education Savings Accounts to attend nonpublic schools, choosing charter school new to Cedar Rapids

Welding, health care apprentices across the region helping meet workforce demand while learning and earning in apprenticeship model.

Here’s how Cedar Rapids, Iowa City school districts compared with the state average on Iowa’s School Report Card.

A strong regional partnership between Vinton-Shellsburg, Benton districts, Kirkwood Community College and businesses prepares students for their future

Iowa launches second round of para apprenticeship grants for K-12 schools.

Some Iowa educators are embracing artificial intelligence, using it as a tool so they can be more efficient in lesson planning and other tasks, and teaching their students how it works, ethical implications and when it’s appropriate to use.

The nonprofit that prepares students for careers, teaches financial literacy expanding programming into many Eastern Iowa schools

Facility projects get green-light in Center Point-Urbana, Highland, Decorah and Monticello