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Linn-Mar, Iowa City districts opt to not hold classes Tuesday.

Prairie, the school with ‘a strong swimming tradition but no pool,’ will finally have a home.

Amidst nationwide shortage, Cedar Rapids district seeking to train more drivers to transport students to school daily

The Iowa City Community School District will renovate its Center for Innovation into learning spaces to deliver Junior Achievement programming that prepares students for careers.

Medical sciences, engineering, agriculture are just a few of the career tracks Cedar Rapids students will be able to explore in a new pathways program launching for the 2026-26 school year.

The new library, which is being funded through a combination of public and private dollars, will be built near the corner of Edgewood Road and 20th Avenue SW, in Cedar Rapids. The 27-acre site also will include a city park. It is anticipated to open in late fall 2026.

Xavier Catholic Schools anticipate Regis, LaSalle middle schools by August 2026 at former Toyota Financial Services building in northeast Cedar Rapids.

Center Point-Urbana, Williamsburg, Highland and Decorah propose facility plans to their communities needing financial support

New school buildings are expected to open at the Hoover and Van Buren campuses in August 2027.

A state senator representing Cedar Rapids and a small business owner are running against each other for a seat on the Linn County Board of Supervisors.

With fewer school districts participating in the Cedar Rapids-based program, what does the future look like?

College Community district creates a ‘newcomer’ class for high schoolers and expands the English learner program to a fifth elementary school.

Empowering Excellence offers students struggling in the traditional public school setting an alternative path to high school graduation.

Joining the League of Innovative Schools gives the district access to cutting-edge educational practices. It becomes the second Iowa school system to be included, following Iowa City.

Paving the trail that travels through Eastern Iowa has created ‘endless memories’ for 40 years