Parent protests may have paid off in Davenport, where the school district announced Thursday that it has made significant changes to its boundary recommendation.
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Valedictorian brings God to graduation
A high school valedictorian says God wanted him to insert an unapproved prayer into his pre-approved graduation speech.
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Two Iowa high school students receive educational scholarships
Recipients for the Carl D. Shillig Memorial Fund, Inc. scholarship have been announced.
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Obama wants high-speed Internet in schools by 2018
Saying Web-access is essential for students to compete in a wired world, President Obama will announce an initiative to bring high-speed Internet to almost all of the nation’s schools.
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Reynolds Students Enjoy Last Day Before School Closes
Reynolds Elementary School celebrated their last day of school Tuesday. It is also the last day school will ever be…
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Branstad signs education reform bill into law
Governor Terry Branstad signed a bill designed to make teaching more attractive in Iowa.
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Davenport students could earn college degree in high school
Davenport students may be able to earn a college degree before leaving high school.
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Flood damaged school in Galesburg to reopen Monday
After enduring severe flood damages, Carl Sandburg College has plans to reopen.
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Student loan mess: What’s at stake?
On July 1, the interest rates on student loans subsidized by Uncle Sam will most likely double to 6.8%.
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Illinois 8th grader places second in National Spelling Bee
The Scripps National Spelling Bee wrapped up on Thursday and announced its finalists, a 13-year-old from New York placed first, and a 13-year-old from Illinois placed second.
