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Whether it’s in the classroom or at home, kids are learning leadership by prioritizing their assigned responsibilities and looking out for each other
Students grow vegetables and flowers, eat fresh produce and learn outside in new on-campus garden
Tanager Place therapist shares advice on how to make friends and meet your needs while following school rules
Supporters of a measure on Allamakee County voters’ ballots Nov. 8 say transferring ownership of Veterans Memorial Hospital from the city of Waukon to the county would provide more money to keep the doors open and better serve patients.
Voters asked to approve levy that would create a steady revenue stream for emergency medical services, which are largely volunteer operated.
Members of the Cedar Rapids school board and Johnson County Board of Supervisors are the latest public officials to come out against the gun rights amendment on the Nov. 8 ballot.
A petition by Tama County Against Turbines placed the measure on the ballot to increase the number of supervisors from three to five.
Retired Indianola superintendent ‘successful’ in getting bonds passed as Cedar Rapids pursues possible $312 million referendum
With 14 days to go before the real midterm elections, more than 13,000 K-12 students in Iowa spoke in Tuesday’s Youth Straw Poll.
The 10-year-old who joined the Five Seasons Ski Team in Cedar Rapids last summer is already looking forward to next season
Dressing up ‘feels like a second skin’ to Washington High student
The meeting was postponed as the district mourns the death of Superintendent Noreen Bush on Sunday. The school board is expected to appoint an interim superintendent on Wednesday.
Students from Cedar River Academy sampled leafy-green vegetables like kale, chard and grapes off the vine
‘We’re in a totally different place’ than three years ago, says Sandra Byard, Cedar Rapids schools’ health services coordinator.
Venture Academics, a new project-based learning program at Linn-Mar High School, has 200 students enrolled. They work with business to find solutions to school and community problems the students are passionate about.
