Report: NC drops to 46th in teacher pay
North Carolina is the only state in the country where teacher pay is expected to drop this year, according to a new report from the National Education Association.
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Zizzers track and field capture double gold at home relays, sharpen skills for postseason
The West Plains Zizzers track and field teams have hit their stride this month, capturing double team championships at their home Zizzer Relays before sharpening their skills at the Southwest Baptist Univers...
Student art and music help to say farewell to TIAC building
CLAYTON ‒ The Thousand Islands Arts Center marked the end of an era Wednesday with its final exhibition and reception at its 314 John St. location.
Three candidates to run for Watertown school board
WATERTOWN — Three people have been announced as candidates for the Watertown City School District Board of Education.
Waterloo and Cedar Falls neighbors: Obituaries for April 29
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Waterloo and Cedar Falls neighbors: Obituaries for April 30
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Waterloo Schools' FFA students holding plant sale beginning Thursday
The sale runs from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Waterloo Career Center, 1348 Katoski Drive.
Inaugural Trades Signing Day ceremony recognizes Watauga students' accomplishments
BOONE — The inaugural Trades Signing Day Ceremony took place on Tuesday night, April 21, inside Watauga High School’s Ross Auditorium, recognizing students who earned or are on track to
NDSCS recognizes faculty, staff at 45th annual employee celebration
Awards highlight excellence in service, teaching and years of commitment to student success
Five Flyers to compete at collegiate level
St. Joseph High recognized five senior student-athletes who signed National Letters of Intent to compete at the collegiate level in various sports. The ceremony was held on campus at the […]
Lady Flyers end regular season with perfect district record
The St. Joseph Lady Flyers (25-4, 8-0) wrapped up the regular season Monday night at home on Senior Night. They earned a 10-0 district victory over the San Antonio Christian […]
Victoria East starts postseason against Spring Woods
After a school record 21 straight wins to close out the regular season and a District 22-5A championship in their back pocket, the Victoria East Titans (28-3-1, 14-0) now turn […]
VPA pays Mid Vermont Christian School $566,000 to partially settle lawsuit
Vermont Principals Association settles lawsuit with Mid Vermont Christian School over transgender athlete issue, paying $566,000 in damages and fees.
‘SNL’ alumna to speak at Dartmouth College commencement
Rachel Dratch, a Dartmouth graduate and former SNL cast member, will deliver the commencement address at Dartmouth College in June.
Legacy Built, Future Inspired: VSU honors retiring faculty and staff
Valdosta State University recently hosted its annual Retiree Recognition Ceremony and Celebration in honor of 20 faculty and staff members who are retiring during the 2025-2026 academic year.
VSU honors 115 employees for dedication to Blazer Nation
Valdosta State University was proud to honor faculty and staff loyalty and longevity during its Spring 2026 Years of Service celebration.
Coe-Brown’s Summer Lin Brackett steps into national spotlight in Poetry Out Loud
Summer Lin Brackett, a senior at Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, has a lot of talent. From music to STEM to language learning, she’s seen plenty of success in four years. But
New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts engineering students who build and race hybrid and electric cars
Clean, mean speed was on display at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon on Wednesday morning, where engineering students from across North America gathered to test the limits of
Former Dragon’s Lair building demolished to make way for student housing
Construction crews began demolishing the former Dragon’s Lair building in early April at the corner of Perkins and Main streets, clearing the site for a planned student housing project.
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Rose-Hulman's Rose Show set for May 6 on campus
Rose-Hulman students will present their design projects at the 2026 Rose Show from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the college’s Sports & Recreation Center.
'Having a blast:' Third graders visit Dewey Point for Kids Science Day
Third graders trekked Thursday from three different elementary schools to Dewey Point for lessons from West Vigo High School science students as part of Kids Science Day.
Brevard College hosts inaugural 'Undergraduate Research Conference'
Brevard College marked a major academic milestone with its inaugural Undergraduate Research Conference held Saturday, April 25 with a campus-wide celebration showcasing the work of more than 60 students. The
Pardee providing physicals for student-athletes
UNC Health Pardee Sports Medicine will once again provide sports physicals for local student-athletes, serving 23 middle and high schools across the region. Physicals will take place from May 5