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Local Teacher, Rachel Larsen, Recruited for Multi-State Midwest STEM Alliance Initiative
(Griswold) The Midwest STEM Alliance has recruited 18 outstanding elementary science teachers across three states to participate in the initiative: 6 from Iowa, 6 from Kansas, and 6 from Minnesota. Backed by a $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), this new project is led by Principal Investigator Dana Atwood-Blaine, PhD at the University of Northern Iowa and is aimed at celebrating, resourcing, and strengthening the work of rural elementary science educators who are making a lasting impact on their students and communities.
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Week 6 Metro & Area (Ranked) High School Football Scores
Week 6 of the high school football season unfolded Friday night and in games involving metro schools:. Cedar Ridge Christian (2-4) lost 66-7 to Central Elkader (3-3), Waterloo West (2-4) lost 55-14 at Dallas Center-Grimes (4-2), Waterloo East (3-3) won its Hall of Fame game over Mason City (1-5), 50-22,
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Film students watch another Knapp Center deadline collapse
For film and media studies students, the collapse of the Knapp Center for Film and Media Studies earlier this month means another delay in getting a dedicated space for film production, especially for some who had expected to use it before graduating. Announced in 2022 with a planned 2025 completion,...
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13 Area Schools Ranked in Latest IGHSAU Volleyball Polls
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union has released its newest Volleyball rankings. 13 area schools are in this week’s polls. In 5A, Cedar Falls moved up one spot and is 8th. Waverly-Shell Rock remains 13th in 4A. In 3A, Dike-New Hartford slips from 2nd to 3rd. In 2A,...
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Dike-New Hartford cancels school Thursday as homes, businesses experience flooding
DIKE, Iowa (KCRG) - The Dike-New Hartford Community School District cancelled Thursday classes after initially planning to delay school by two hours. More than a week of heavy rain has saturated the ground throughout Eastern Iowa, including the city of Dike. Superintendent Justin Stockdale said he woke up at about...
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Week 6 high school football preview
VAN HORNE — Week six of the high school football season is tonight, and the 2nd-ranked Clear Lake Lions make a long road trip to Van Horne to play Benton Community in a Class 3A District 2 matchup. The Lions are 5-0 overall and 1-0 in district play after a blowout win over Independence last week. Coach Aaron Stensland says he’s been pleased with the progress of his offensive line. Benton Community is 1-0 in the district after picking up their first win of the season last week against Charles City. You can listen to the Clear Lake-Benton Community game on AM-1490/96.7-FM KRIB and kribam.com, as well as watch the game on the KRIB Sports YouTube page starting with the Radio Iowa Scouting Report at 6:30, the pre-game show at 6:45 with kickoff slated for 7:30.
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Community Conversations: Ryan Cunningham – Superintendent Sumner-Fredericksburg Schools
In this Community Conversation, presented by Floyd County Medical Center, 95.1 The Bull’s Mark Pitz talks with Sumner-Fredericksburg School District Superintendent Ryan Cunningham about the upcoming school bond referendum, the start of Future Frontiers charter school, and the new No Boundaries program. Add 95.1 The Bull as a preferred...
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Effects of Middle School Behaviors
Teachers throughout the Cedar Rapids Community School District (CRCSD) have noticed a shift in student behavior. Teachers are struggling to provide support to all students while dealing with unacceptable behaviors. As a result, teachers have changed their teaching methods to accommodate the shift. According to the NEA today, 16% of...
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Waterloo Schools Foundation grant helps Kingsley teacher boost literacy for at-risk reader
WATERLOO, IOWA — A Kingsley Elementary School reading interventionist is getting help from the Waterloo Schools Foundation to provide additional literacy resources for students who need extra support. Brandy Twedt, a reading interventionist at Kingsley, was one of four educators selected to receive funding through the foundation’s grant program....
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13 Area Schools Ranked in Latest IGHSAU Volleyball Polls
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union has released its newest Volleyball rankings. 13 area schools are in this week’s polls. In 5A, Cedar Falls moved up one spot and is 8th. Waverly-Shell Rock remains 13th in 4A. In 3A, Dike-New Hartford slips from 2nd to 3rd. In 2A,...
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Know The Foe Week 6: (2A) #3 Roland-Story at Dike-New Hartford
DIKE, Ia. — The Roland-Story Norsemen football team returns to the gridiron on Friday Night, as they make the trip into the Cedar Valley to take on the Dike-New Hartford Wolverines in Class 2A, District 4 action at Dike-New Hartford High School. Roland-Story enters at 4-1 and ranked #3 in Class 2A, while Dike-New Hartford enters at 3-2. Friday’s meeting is the 6th all-time between the two programs dating back to 2008, with Roland-Story leading the series 3-2 and winning the 2025 meeting 35-34 in double overtime.
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UNI Child Development Center closes Sept. 14-18 to reassess operations
Editor’s Note: This is an ongoing story that will continue to be monitored and reported. On Friday, Sept. 12, parents who send their children to the University of Northern Iowa’s Child Development Center (CDC) were left confused when they received a sudden email. At 4:27 p.m., parents were...
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Hawkeye Community College to lead $10.8M Iowa workforce training initiative
WATERLOO, Iowa — The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded $10.8 million to Iowa community colleges to expand short-term training programs connected to employer demand. Hawkeye Community College will oversee statewide implementation of the Iowa Systems, Training, and Resources for Opportunity, Navigation, and Growth initiative, known as Iowa STRONG. The project is a partnership among Iowa’s community colleges, the Iowa Department of Education and Iowa Workforce Development.
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Cedar Rapids schools superintendent sets priorities for year
CEDAR RAPIDS — Tawana Lannin — who will continue as superintendent of the Cedar Rapids Community School District on a rolling contract — has set three priorities she plans to deliver on amid the launch of new programs and the closure and consolidation of schools next fall. Cedar Rapids school board President Jen Neumann last month announced Lannin would continue leading the district with no changes to a contract the school board unanimously approved last year. The contract sets the superintendent’s salary at $314,150, plus benefits, for the next year and states that the district will contribute to a tax-sheltered annuity program in an amount equal to 14.6% of the superintendent’s salary. Since joining the district as superintendent in April 2023, Lannin, 51, has focused on increasing academic outcomes, creating safer learning environments and deepening community engagement. During that time, she’s faced scrutiny, but Neumann said it’s made Lannin a stronger leader. “She’s learned our community needs time to process big ideas and to help shape those ideas,” Neumann said. “Not every leader has that level of awareness. It’s something I’ve really appreciated about her.” Under Lannin’s leadership, the district has launched Freshman Academies, building additions at Jefferson and Washington