City High parents and others have donated $1,500 so far to fix vandalism done to the school last weekend in what some describe as a senior prank gone awry.
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City High parents and others have donated $1,500 so far to fix vandalism done to the school last weekend in what some describe as a senior prank gone awry.
The pilot program is expected to make preschool more accessible to families who can’t drop off and pick up their children during work hours
The team researches, designs, raises funds for and builds electric cars that comply with strict specifications to ensure safety and stability during competitions
Decisions made at state legislative level prohibit school boards from making local decisions they feel are best for their school districts and encouraging increasingly polarizing views from citizens
Garfield Elementary is set to close by fall of 2024, and the student population will be combined with Arthur Elementary in a newly built school.
Professional learning opportunity provided by Cedar Rapids Public Library training teachers on 3-D printing, green screen technology
2 of 3 judges on the panel said the injunction is moot because COVID-19 transmission rates have lowered
The school’s film club writes, acts, directs and edits film as a part of after school program
IOWA PROFILE: Christine Boge’s gift will help close opportunity gaps and provide supports to students in need. The $1 million gift is the largest donation in the foundation’s 40-year history.
Four equity coaches -- a new position in the district -- are working with administrators to create more inclusive spaces that produce more equitable outcomes and experiences for students and staff
Clear Creek Amana seventh-grader Emma Staebler said she has never eaten an orange bell pepper, but in an agriculture class Tuesday she planted one in the school’s new outdoor classroom.
J-Hawks teams have won 22 consecutive state titles, but national award is its first.
$323 million in secondary school building projects could include a new aquatic center, upgraded athletic facilities and new schools
Gov. Kim Reynolds and U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson met with Linn-Mar parents last week concerned about the district’s new transgender policy, which aligns with guidance from the Iowa Department of Education
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