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A young student later said she thought she was going to die before her teacher stepped in to help.
The vacant Kleiner building could soon house pre-K classrooms, a cafeteria and a restored gym — if Middletown closes a $9-10M funding gap.
A Congo-born TCU student who once saw only one aviation career now eyes airport management as the school's new degree takes flight.
A child was cut on the new field in June before officials traced the danger to buried glass.
Ten staff teams face off for a trophy as Rahway's Class of 2029 raises funds. Tickets are just $5 at the door.
Families are raising concerns about mold at Hornet's Nest Elementary, as Iredell-Statesville Schools says it has prioritized air-quality checks for three years.
Patients at Children's Wisconsin got free Spirit Halloween costumes Wednesday, with a trick-or-treat event for patients still to come Friday.
MACSC wants to fill a gap for Mechanicville-area parents working overnight shifts in hospitality and health care.
Michael Mileto now rises at 5:30 a.m. and sometimes isn't dropped off until 6 p.m.; his mother says he misses math and literacy.
A $27 million facility at Analy High and $140,274 in fresh grants show Sonoma County districts betting big on hands-on career training.
One Irvine family pays $2,020 a month for Montessori care, more than their rent, and Glendale's Pamela Arciaga has racked up $20,000 in card debt.
Students get exposure to professional sets, including a visit to an Americaʼs Funniest Home Videos taping in Manhattan Beach.
Students like Brayden Radtka could move into the Little Rock campus by next April, replacing crumbling plaster and missing linoleum.
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