Scott County superintendents said they could work with Gov. Kim Reynolds' plan to get kids back in school this fall, but union representatives…
The Pleasant Valley Community School District board voted Wednesday to adopt a mixed online/traditional model for instruction for at least the…
The Davenport Community School District board largely supported the idea of requesting a state waiver that would allow students to learn fully…
School unions for Davenport and Bettendorf spoke out in the wake of Gov. Kim Reynolds’ mandate about how students will return to school in August.
The Davenport Community School District is still preparing for some students in the classroom in August, though it intends to ask for a waiver…
The Davenport Community School District plans to request a state waiver to allow it to offer online-only classes when school begins in August.
Scott County’s school districts are reacting to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ recently released requirements for how classes are to be held this year as …
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Illinois and Iowa schools will not return to the classroom this academic year.
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It’s early in United Township High School’s web-based education effort, but it is working out, District 30 Superintendent Jay Morrow said.
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