Through the help of a website allowing donations, teachers in Taylor Ridge were able to get educational technology their students need.
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Education
Augustana College “Ready to Respond” with safety study
Augustana College is a beautiful campus. Now, it’s also going to be one of the safest places to study.
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Education
Proposal would require background checks for all Iowa school workers
Critics say a bill requiring background checks for Iowa school employees is a good idea but doesn’t go far enough to protect children.
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Kids and animals team up at Mercer County farm camp
It’s a dog’s life at the Mercer County Fairgrounds in Aledo on Tuesday. That’s where border collies practice herding while…
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Education
School Project Helps For Workforce
With 3.7 million jobs unfilled in a market of millions unemployed, a nationwide school program that has been in the…
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Education / News
News 8 Asks Gov. Branstad – Where’s The Education Funding?
School districts across Iowa are dealing with the same problem right now. Students, parents, teachers, and school boards are still…
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Education
Students Get A Crash Course On Life
It was a glimpse into the future today for some Quad City fifth graders. The kids from Logan Elementary spent…
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Education / News
Jog-a-thon fundraiser in East Moline promotes physical activity
Hundreds of East Moline students raised money for their school while doing something active.
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Education
Area high schools among best in nation
Some high schools in and around the Quad Cities are ranked among the best high schools in the nation and in their respective states.
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Education / News
Orange Signs Popping Up Around Davenport
It’s a community campaign that is growing every day. Bright orange signs are popping up in front yards across the…
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Education
Local School Holds Plant Sale to Raise Money for Their School
Loads of flowers, herbs, vegetables and hanging baskets were delivered to the Mississippi Valley fairgrounds on May 1, 2013 and…
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Education
Illinois dad worries genius son won’t get education he needs
Five-year-old Gus Dorman is bilingual, plays piano and has a 147 IQ, but his dad is worried that Illinois public schools are not equipped to educate genius kids.
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Education
Davenport Schools to explain proposed changes to safety plan and school boundaries
Davenport Community Schools plan to hold three community meetings in May to explain the A.L.I.C.E. school safety program as well as update proposed school boundary changes.
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