A PARENT has criticized a school in Wimborne for making drop-off times “constricted.” Amber Leonard, whose youngest child goes to Hayeswood First School, has said that the new drop-off system for parents and students is “going to cause an accident” if it is not changed. In January, the school changed how students were dropped off. … Read more
According to ABC News, a judge in the Michigan Circuit Court dismissed all lawsuits filed against the Oxford Community School District in connection with a 2021 school shooting at Oxford High because the district and its employees have governmental immunity and cannot be sued because the shooter is the most direct cause of the attack. … Read more
As of March 2021, $136.3 billion was owed on private student loans. Most of the time, this debt is more complicated to pay off than federal student loans. With a private lender, you default when you miss three monthly payments. If you don’t pay your private student loans, there are serious consequences, like collections and … Read more
Even though you can’t get your private student loans forgiven, other ways exist to get help paying them off. With these five tips, you can make it easier to pay back your loans. Think about the following: 5 Ways to Get Private Student Loan Help: 1. Career-Based Student Loan Repayment Programs Even though federal loan … Read more
Premier Student Loan Center Schoolfellow 2023 is a program for students who need help paying for their education. The program gives students various loan options to help them pay for tuition, books, housing, and other costs related to their education. The program’s loans have low-interest rates, flexible payment plans, and other benefits that make it … Read more
If you’ve been in debt for a long time and have extra money, it might seem like a no-brainer to pay off your student loans early. But student loans usually have lower interest rates than other kinds of debt, and paying them off early could keep you from reaching other financial goals, like buying a … Read more
On March 3, 2023, James Joseph Carney, 86, of Gillette, New Jersey—also known as Jim, Jimmy, Gipper, Dad, Grandpa, and Pop Pop—lost his courageous three-year struggle with cancer in the comfort of his own home. James is survived by Margherita (Rita) Calello Carney, his beloved wife of 64 years whom he met in Newark, NJ. … Read more
Police discovered two swatting reports made Friday to West Springfield High School were untrue. At 8:23 a.m., the West Springfield Police Department’s non-emergency E-911 phone system received the initial contact. According to police, the school was put on “lockdown” immediately. According to the FBI, fake 911 calls that involve hostages, gunshots, or other violent acts … Read more
After a 10-month fight with glioblastoma, Scott Flyte, 62, of Fountain Hills, Arizona, passed away on February 20, 2023, at home in his family’s company (brain cancer). He was conceived on May 29, 1960, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to Howard and Lois (Young) Flyte. He grew up in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, with Todd and Mark Flyte, … Read more
Several Texas officials have stated that they want to increase school safety by strictly enforcing discipline concerns. Many people place a high premium on security following the shooting deaths of 19 children and two adults in Uvalde last spring, which prompted lawmakers to look for remedies. Yet, some who stand up for children are concerned … Read more