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Traffic congestion expected Friday night at Warsaw High School
WARSAW — Warsaw Community Schools is preparing for a busy evening at Warsaw Community High School on Friday, Nov. 6. The Warsaw Tigers will host Fort Wayne Snider in the Class 5A Sectional 11 Football Championship at Fisher Field, while WCHS Performing Arts will present the opening night of its fall production, CLUE.
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Friday Night Frenzy: High school football sectional and district final scores, highlights
MICHIANA (WNDU) - High school football playoff action heated up across Michiana tonight, with several area contenders bringing home championship hardware. Titles were on the line across both states: Indiana teams hoisted sectional trophies, while Michigan squads claimed district titles in the 11-player tournament and regional honors in 8-player play.
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Knox School Board to consider substitute teacher pay increase
The Knox Community School Board will meet Monday, November 9th, to consider increasing substitute teacher pay and to discuss several personnel and school business matters. According to the meeting agenda, the proposed increase would raise daily pay for substitute teachers with a high school diploma or GED from $85 to $100. Those with an associate degree or higher would see an increase from $95 to $110, while substitutes holding a teaching license or Premier Substitute designation would receive $120 per day, up from $105.
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Warsaw Hosts Fort Wayne Snider In Sectional Title Game
WARSAW — A trophy will be presented Friday, Nov. 6 at Fisher Field. Warsaw (9-1) can take the third sectional football title in program history by topping visiting Fort Wayne Snider — a team the Tigers rebounded from a 30-18 fourth-quarter deficit against and nipped 33-30 on the same field in Week 1 (Aug. 21).
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KPS to start Saturday detention November 21st
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – It’s like something straight out of 1980s movie “The Breakfast Club,” but when Kalamazoo Public Schools troublemakers meet for Saturday detention later this month, they won’t be dancing on the rails and engaging in shenanigans. Superintendent Darrin Slade says they...