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Denver Public School Board and Superintendent Alex Marrero Meet to Discuss Leadership Future

Denver Public School Board and Superintendent Alex Marrero Meet to Discuss Leadership Future

The Denver Public School Board and Superintendent Alex Marrero convened for a special meeting to discuss his future with the district. This meeting is part of ongoing evaluations of Marrero's performance and the strategic direction of the school district. The board and Marrero are expected to address various issues, including leadership effectiveness and district priorities. This gathering reflects the board's proactive approach to ensuring that the district's leadership aligns with its goals and the needs of its students.
The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Dispatch
Who are Grandview Heights Schools' highest-paid workers? See the data

Who are Grandview Heights Schools' highest-paid workers? See the data

District leaders top the list of highest-paid employees in Grandview Heights Schools. See how much they made last year in our database.
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2026 school year starts soon. These Miami-Dade schools won't reopen

2026 school year starts soon. These Miami-Dade schools won't reopen

Classes begin again in Miami-Dade County on August 13 — but several institutions won't be reopening.
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Will students get free school meals in Pennsylvania this year?

Will students get free school meals in Pennsylvania this year?

The 2026-27 school year is about ti open, and parents can act now to make sure their kid receives free school lunches. Here's what they should know.
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New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash

New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash

A school district in a rural corner of upstate New York is hitting pause on plans to deploy an AI-powered, humanoid robot in the classroom
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Hutchinson Public Schools Proposes $36 Million Bond for November Ballot

Hutchinson Public Schools Proposes $36 Million Bond for November Ballot

Hutchinson Public Schools USD 308 in Kansas is preparing to propose a $36 million bond issue for the November 3 general election ballot. This proposal follows the rejection of a larger $110 million bond measure in 2025, which included plans for a new combined middle school. The revised bond proposal focuses on maintenance and improvements to existing school facilities, as preferred by community feedback. Planned projects include HVAC and roof replacements, playground improvements, safety upgrades, and storm shelters. The largest investment, nearly $12 million, is earmarked for storm shelters and gymnasiums at several elementary schools.
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Denver Public School Board Convenes Special Meeting to Discuss Superintendent Alex Marrero's Future

Denver Public School Board Convenes Special Meeting to Discuss Superintendent Alex Marrero's Future

The Denver Public School Board and Superintendent Alex Marrero convened for a special meeting on Monday. The primary agenda was to discuss Marrero's future with the Denver Public Schools (DPS). This meeting comes amid ongoing discussions about the direction and leadership of the school district. Superintendent Marrero, who has been at the helm of DPS, is facing scrutiny regarding his leadership and the district's performance. The meeting was called to address these concerns and to evaluate Marrero's role moving forward. The outcome of this meeting could have significant implications for the district's administration and its strategic direction.
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Libraries For Kids Partners with May River Shrimp Fest to Promote Literacy

Libraries For Kids Partners with May River Shrimp Fest to Promote Literacy

Libraries For Kids Partners with May River Shrimp Fest to Promote Literacy
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Transforming Classrooms with Thoughtful Decor: Lighting and Wall Art

Transforming Classrooms with Thoughtful Decor: Lighting and Wall Art

Transforming Classrooms with Thoughtful Decor: Lighting and Wall Art
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West Virginia Implements Third Grade Retention Policy Under New Education Law

West Virginia Implements Third Grade Retention Policy Under New Education Law

West Virginia has enacted a new education policy requiring third graders who are not proficient in reading and math to be retained. This policy is part of the Third Grade Success Act, a 2023 legislative measure aimed at improving literacy and numeracy among young students. The law mandates the presence of aides in early grade classrooms to assist with reading skills, and includes special training for teachers. The policy allows for exceptions for students with disabilities and other specific cases. The initiative follows a period of low academic performance attributed to disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, with recent improvements placing West Virginia among the top states for reading growth.
The Augusta Chronicle The Augusta Chronicle
See photos from Augusta's back-to-school supply giveaway

See photos from Augusta's back-to-school supply giveaway

See photos from Augusta University's back-to-school event, where families received school supplies before the new school year.
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When is the first day of school for students in the Coachella Valley?

When is the first day of school for students in the Coachella Valley?

Back-to-school season is approaching. Find out when classes begin, and when students can start eyeing their next break.