K-12 Education

A University of Iowa sports psychologist has been meeting with coaches and student athletes since March.

Over 19 months and two deadly Iowa school shootings later, the money only recently started to trickle out. But contractors have been paid millions.

Iowa City deputy Superintendent Chace Ramey says educators working to provide students with safe, supportive environment as lawmakers focus efforts on schools

The Iowa governor wants to

This fall, the Clipper Early Childhood Academy will replace half-day programs at two elementary schools to accommodate a growing student body.

Grant Wood AEA board of directors agreed to pursue an agreement to share a chief administrator with Mississippi Bend AEA until July

The Cedar Rapids Public Library Foundation launched its “Inspiring Big Dreams” capital campaign Thursday to build a new library, replacing the building at 3750 Williams Blvd. SW that was previously a Target store. The campaign seeks to raise $10 million.

The North Linn Community School District has agreed to pay a $6,000 fine based on allegations staff violated state law on asbestos removal during a 2022 school renovation.

Middle school students in Perry, Iowa, returned to classes Thursday for the first time since a 17-year-old opened fire in a cafeteria, killing two people and injuring six others.

The bill, which said it won’t apply in private schools, would require students and teachers to sing “at least one verse” of the anthem each day. Students and teachers would be allowed to opt out of singing the anthem, but they would be required to stand if able and remain silent while the anthem is sung.

Tickets available for the event celebrating International Women’s Day on March 7

Families can explore what magnet school is right for them and their child at a Meet the Magnets event Jan. 30