K-12 Education

Jon Galbraith works to improve student learning environments, so they can be their most successful.

Eric Christenson, Cedar Rapids schools executive director of elementary education, is retiring from the school district to begin his new position July 10

The Prairie High graduate, former College Community educator, and sports announcer died last month at the age of 59.

Iowa lawmakers reshaped education and state government, restricted transgender youth and property taxes — and more

While group members have changed, the monthly exchange of ideas and staying up to date on advances in the field helps prepare kids for life

Three former South Tama school employees who filed age discrimination lawsuits have reached out-of-court settlements totaling $1.17 million.

The school’s teams are working with a University of Iowa sports and performance psychologist on leadership, improving confidence and setting realistic expectations.

Iowa lawmakers gave final, unanimous approval Monday to a bill that sets guidelines for disciplining disruptive and violent students in public K-12 schools.

The Busse Unit will provide a safe haven for an additional 300 children to be served in Eastern Iowa through the Boys & Girls Clubs.

The Kids First Law Center program, which has students sit down with an adult to talk about a conflict, how it made each person feel, who was affected and harmed by the actions and create a solution, is being used in Cedar Rapids schools to create solutions between students and educators

More than 105 students so far have enrolled in City View, which will provide students with more hands-on experiences than the traditional school model.

A new school to be built on the property by fall 2025, combining Harrison and Madison elementary attendance zones