Articles Tagged: Linn-Mar Community School District

Superintendent Shannon Bisgard said visitors will be limited in district facilities until further notice.

Area schools are increasing the cost of student meals up to 25 cents for the 2022-23 school year after two years of providing free breakfast and lunch with federal waivers.

Jaxson Young never let outside expectations stop him from getting the most of his high school experience.

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

Policies adopted by the school board align with the state’s own guidance on equality for transgender students.

New performance venue, relocating tennis courts and expanding the high school parking lot also part of the up to $60 million in projects

Linn-Mar school board’s first consideration of proposed policies to protect transgender students passes 5-2.

About 30 students came to the after-school rally Friday opposing a new Iowa law banning transgender girls and women in Iowa from competing in sports according to their gender identity.

Governor’s STEM Advisory Council grant to help the program expand its health science curriculum

Eight Iowa school districts are violating a judicial order by not reinstating face mask requirements, says a letter sent Friday from the ACLU’s state chapter to those district.

Linn-Mar High School freshman meet weekly with a teacher to help guide their social-emotional learning and navigate high school.

Eastern Iowa superintendents consider how much snow is expected, if the wind is causing snow drifts that could make it dangerous to travel, the temperature and wind chill in making their decisions about a snow day

Mayor Nick AbouAssaly says Youth Advisory Council gives him another opportunity to hear residents’ voices

Melissa Walker, Matt Rollinger and incumbent Rachel Wall win Linn-Mar school board seats

A former assistant track coach at Linn-Mar High School and owner of a high school sports photography service answered to two more charges Tuesday alleging he molested a second victim.