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Minnesota State Academies asks for funding to replace aging facilities and a therapy pool The superintendent of the Minnesota State Academies requested predesign and construction support for a student center, a replacement therapy pool and asset-preservation funds to address accessibility, safety and deferred maintenance across two Faribault campuses serving deaf and blind students statewide.

Minnesota State Academies urgently need funding for a much-needed student center and therapy pool to address their aging infrastructure and improve accessibility for deaf and blind students statewide.

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NYC committee hears competing views on $10,000 pay supplement for DOE paraprofessionals The City Council Committee on Civil Service and Labor heard testimony on Intro. 692, which would provide eligible Department of Education paraprofessionals a $10,000 annual, non‑pensionable lump sum. The Office of Labor Relations warned the measure conflicts with the Taylor Law and collective‑bargaining rules; sponsors and union witnesses argued immediate relief is needed to stem widespread vacancies.

A new proposal in NYC could provide a $10,000 payment to help stabilize a struggling workforce of paraprofessionals, but legal hurdles could stand in the way.

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Auburndale gets a permanent school resource officer; sheriff highlights traffic concerns on Highway 10 Wood County and the Auburndale School District jointly funded a new school resource officer position filled by Deputy Jesse Nels; Sheriff Sean Becker said the county and school share salary costs, the SRO has a therapy dog, and the department is conducting extra patrols as it awaits DOT changes at a dangerous Highway 10 intersection.

Auburndale School District now has a dedicated school resource officer, complete with a therapy dog, to ensure student safety all year round!

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How to Offer SEND Services to Schools How to offer SEND services to UK schools. A practical guide for specialists on building trust, supporting pupils, and partnering with SENCOs and teachers.

How can SEND professionals work effectively with schools?

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Promoting higher education — Indira Gandhi Sukh Shiksha Yojana supports girls with financial aid and better opportunities 📚✨

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Board approves Vision to Learn partnership to provide free eyeglasses to students The board approved an agreement with Vision to Learn to conduct on-site vision screenings and provide free eyeglasses to qualifying students; staff said there is no cost to the district or families.

The Taylor School District just made a game-changing move by partnering with Vision to Learn to provide free vision screenings and eyeglasses to students in need, all without any cost to families!

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Monongalia County schools levy backers brief Morgantown council ahead of May renewal vote A coalition representing Monongalia County Schools asked Morgantown City Council to support renewal of the county excess levy, which backers said funds roughly 21% of the county operating budget and is set for a countywide vote May 12, 2026; presenters outlined how levy revenue supports nurses, safety personnel, transportation, instruction, technology and extracurricular programs.

Monongalia County Schools are rallying support for a crucial levy renewal that funds 21% of their operating budget—will you help secure the future of our students?

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Board presses for concrete plans after MTSS overview as middle‑school scores lag Saucon Valley board heard a detailed MTSS (multi‑tiered system of supports) presentation outlining schoolwide tiered interventions and referral counts. Directors pressed for explicit, grade‑level actions after data showed middle‑school academic weaknesses and mental‑health referral spikes.

The Saucon Valley School District board is demanding concrete action plans after alarming data revealed a spike in middle-school academic struggles and mental health referrals.

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Parents and staff urge Portland schools to protect counselors, ed‑techs and librarians amid budget shortfall Community members and staff told the board proposed budget cuts to counselors, ed‑techs and librarians would harm students; speakers urged delaying consolidation votes and prioritizing direct student supports over central‑office growth.

Portland parents and educators are rallying against proposed budget cuts that threaten vital student support roles, emphasizing that protecting counselors, ed-techs, and librarians is crucial for nurturing the next generation.

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Votes at a glance: Joint Appropriations actions (selected bills) Summary of committee outcomes for bills heard: HB 1048 (broadband) advanced; HB 11 47 (Feeding South Dakota) amended then tabled; HB 11 50 (FQHC reimbursement) tabled; HB 12 61 (property tax relief) passed as amended; HB 12 93 (TANF) tabled; SB 2 13 (out-of-school) tabled; SB 2 31 (water fund) passed; HB 12 62 (school supports) passed.

Key bills on broadband, tax relief, and water infrastructure took center stage in South Dakota's Joint Appropriations meeting—find out which ones passed and which were tabled!

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Community Compass survey: Juneau residents prioritize roads, K‑12 and public safety while supporting measures to keep working‑age families A citywide survey of roughly 4,400 respondents showed top 'do not cut' priorities were streets/roads/winter maintenance, K‑12 education support and public safety. When forced to choose budget cuts, respondents most often selected tourism management and climate/energy efforts; survey also showed residents want Juneau to remain a place for working‑age families.

Juneau residents have spoken! In a recent survey, they prioritized funding for roads, K-12 education, and public safety while expressing willingness to cut tourism management and climate initiatives.

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Elizabethton board approves tutoring positions funded by state and grant dollars The Elizabethton Board of Education approved two full‑time and five part‑time tutoring assistant positions funded by Title I and tutoring grants to expand K–5 and middle‑school literacy and math support for the remainder of the 2025–26 school year.

The Elizabethton Board of Education is set to boost student success by adding new tutoring positions, ensuring every child gets the support they need to thrive!

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Republican leaders frame immigration concerns as tied to public services and education strain Speakers tied immigration-related policy proposals to concerns about public benefits, E-Verify and strain on local schools, noting steps taken on English-language learning certification and saying legislative refinements are expected as bills advance.

Utah's lawmakers are grappling with how immigration policies affect local schools and public resources, aiming to strike a balance between welcoming newcomers and supporting education.

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Pender County adopts first organization‑wide strategic plan to 2030 The Board adopted a five-goal strategic plan to guide county priorities through 2030, prioritizing schools, public safety, infrastructure, communications and staff retention; staff said most actions are low or no cost and any high‑cost items will return to the board during budget deliberations.

Pender County has taken a bold step by adopting its first organization-wide strategic plan to guide its future, focusing on key priorities like education, public safety, and infrastructure through 2030.

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Irondale council approves consent agenda: truck leases, infrastructure work, police tech and school grants among items The council approved a broad consent agenda including two new garbage trucks and a loader ($704,301.67), a leased dozer and truck ($391,400.73), a $92,578 contract amendment for Fire Station No. 3 soil testing, a $96,016 water-line extension, police technology purchases and $5,454.65 in school grants.

The Irondale City Council just greenlit a major investment in infrastructure, police tech, and local schools, including new garbage trucks equipped with cameras to improve service!

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Missouri Senate advances broad National Guard package expanding awards, cybersecurity role and benefits The Senate debated and amended a substitute for SB1003 that updates who may advise the adjutant general, creates recognition ribbons, authorizes National Guard cybersecurity missions and creates revolving funds, and adjusts education and leave protections for guardsmen; several amendments including TRICARE premium coverage and living‑donor paid leave were adopted.

The Missouri Senate is making significant strides to modernize the National Guard, expanding benefits and enhancing cybersecurity roles while ensuring veterans receive the support they deserve.

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United Way says $2.6 million will support Erie’s community school model this year United Way of Erie County told the school board it is directing $2.6 million to support full‑service community schools in Erie, paying community school directors and funding nonacademic services while offering data dashboards and school tours to track impact.

United Way of Erie County is investing $2.6 million to transform Erie schools into full-service community hubs, ensuring students receive vital nonacademic support and resources.

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DoD liaison and Alaska defense forum speakers urge adoption of education, licensure and infrastructure priorities Officials and organizers told the Joint Armed Services Committee that the Alaska Defense Forum convenes community, defense and business partners, and that DoD priorities for 2026 include supporting military children, occupational licensure compacts, and infrastructure grants (House Bill 256 referenced).

Alaska is on the frontline of supporting military families with new education, licensure, and infrastructure initiatives—discover how lawmakers are shaping the future!

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Committee advances substitute for rural attorney program bill: stipends, loan repayment, advisory committee The committee voted to report the substitute for House Bill 2595 favorably. The substitute creates a rural law-student stipend ($3,000/year for up to three years), an attorney loan-repayment program (up to $20,000/year, max $100,000), a seven-member advisory committee appointed by the chief justice, and a five-year sunset (07/01/2031).

Kansas is paving the way for rural legal support with new programs offering law-student stipends and loan repayments for attorneys, aiming to bolster access to justice in underserved areas.

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Committee adds and backs bill to tighten residential child-care education and practitioner training The committee added House Bill 396 to its agenda and moved favorable after presentations and discussion; the bill would require educational supports for children in state-funded residential child-care programs and set minimum training topics for staff certification, and the committee requested inclusion of mental-health training and first aid.

A pivotal bill to enhance education and training in Maryland's residential child-care programs just gained crucial support—could this be the change we've been waiting for?

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Charlotte County to begin 30‑day warnings Feb. 27; school speed‑camera tickets to start April 1 County staff said Phase 1 of the School Speed Zone Detection Program will begin a 30‑day public warning period Feb. 27, with ticketing slated to start April 1; staff described a three‑stage human review, Red Check Systems AI review, a $100 violation fee, and special‑magistrate hearings beginning June 3.

Charlotte County is rolling out a new School Speed Zone Detection Program, and starting April 1, speeding near schools could cost you $100!

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Lubbock ISD outlines plan to certify adjunct teachers; HR to submit certification plan to TEA Lubbock ISD’s human resources director presented a certification plan responding to TEA guidance and House Bill 2, outlining supports for adjuncts, monitoring systems, reimbursement mechanisms and a timeline with a district submission to TEA by March 2 and a board vote scheduled Feb. 26.

Lubbock ISD is set to transform its adjunct teaching workforce with a bold certification plan aimed at achieving full compliance by 2029-2030!

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Mount Vernon District review: community events, facility upgrades and planning milestones An unnamed Mount Vernon District speaker summarized 2025 achievements including Sourpalooza, distribution of 1,400 backpacks at a Back to School event, reopening of the Mount Vernon Rec Center, The Commons reopening slated for early 2027, and expanded visitor engagement at the Workhouse Arts Center.

Mount Vernon District is buzzing with excitement as it celebrates a year of community-driven projects, including the dazzling Sourpalooza festival and the reopening of the Rec Center!

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