Tyler Marx 
Los Angeles — Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC trades are taught to men and women at the National Technical Institute in Las Vegas. Currently, it is improving access to vocational schools for residents of nearby states. For people who want to enroll on the East Coast, the program is also getting ready to launch a brand-new … Read more
First graders in Melissa Tempel’s class at Heyer Elementary School in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, had been practicing for weeks in anticipation of their spring concert. The concert’s subject of global peace and cooperation was something Tempel and her dual-language colleague at the school wished to emphasize. They chose several tunes, including a Spanish version of … Read more
Sarsfield “Mic” Kelly, born on April 17, 1935, and died on February 13, 2023, was also known as “Coach Kelly” and passed away quietly with his family. Second-generation San Franciscan, born in San Francisco on April 17, 1935. Marjorie Mary Dunne (Marge) and Sarsfield (Sarge) Kelly, Mic’s parents, raised him in San Francisco’s Marina District. … Read more
After a brief illness, Rena (DeClemente) Annese, 96, of Plainville, died quietly on March 21, 2023, at the Life Care Center in Attleboro, Massachusetts. She was the cherished daughter of Louis and Helen (Cutillo) DeClemente and was born in Mansfield on March 25, 1926. Rena graduated in 1944 from Mansfield High School, where she participated … Read more
Larry Dunham died in Port Charlotte, Florida, on March 6, 2023. Robert and Ruth Dunham gave birth to Larry in Seminole, Oklahoma, but he spent his early years in Bakersfield. His schooling continued at Bakersfield College and San Jose State College, where he received a Bachelor’s degree after graduating from Bakersfield High School and participating … Read more
For schools, community growth involves more than just the influx of new pupils. They get there first. Currently, more pupils are registered at a district’s smaller, older elementary school in Clover than it can accommodate. According to Clover School District Director Sheila Quinn, Bethany Elementary School is not the most likely location to experience that … Read more
Mar. 24 – Frederick County Public Schools will redistrict five middle schools in and near Frederick City. The Crestwood Middle School expansion near Ballenger Creek, which will add 300 seats, is the cause of the redistricting. The district attempts to balance enrollment between Crestwood and the surrounding middle schools of Ballenger Creek, Gov. Thomas Johnson, … Read more
On March 13, 2023, Charles I. Spencer Sr., 84, of Laplace, Louisiana, left this world and went to live with his heavenly father. Charles, sometimes known as “Sarge,” was the oldest of six brothers born on March 22, 1938, in Homestead, Pennsylvania. Charles enrolled in Pennsylvania’s Fifth Avenue High School when he was 14 years … Read more
DENVER — When a 17-year-old Denver student shot two administrators, escaped to the mountains, and killed himself, Colorado teachers flocked to the state Capitol on Friday to demand more safeguards for children and school personnel. A day after children and parents gathered at the Capitol to make comparable demands, around 1,500 teachers and their allies … Read more
On Thursday, the Denver Public School District in Colorado passed a motion to temporarily lift its restriction on the presence of armed guards and police officers in classrooms. The motion was approved unanimously. The prohibition had been in force since 2021 when a spate of demonstrations against police brutality occurred in response to the killing … Read more