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Iowa City Community School District unveils timeline to discuss cell phone policy in school
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa City Community School District decided on a timeline to change its policies on cell phones at school. Parents and educators will give input on what they think should change over the next three months. The board approved a timeline to consider changes to its phone, artificial intelligence, and technology policies.
Iowa City's new elementary plans could include specialized academies, paired schools
The Iowa City Community School District (ICCSD) is considering restructuring its current elementary school model, anchored by a desire for smaller class sizes, specialized academies, and new preschool centers. The local school board - which covers elementary schools in Iowa City, Coralville and North Liberty, held a special work session on Tuesday,...
Discover the Best of Back-to-School with Downtown Iowa City’s Shopping Guide
As the back-to-school season approaches, Downtown Iowa City is excited to present our exclusive Back-to-School Shopping Guide! Whether you’re a student preparing for a new school year, a parent looking to equip your child with everything they need, or simply someone eager to refresh their wardrobe, our guide is your ultimate resource for finding the latest trends and essentials in the heart of the city.
Iowa City Community Schools seeking input on new student cell phone and AI policies
IOWA CITY, Iowa — The Iowa City Community School district is reviewing new policies on student use of cell phones, technology, and artificial intelligence in school. During Tuesday night's board meeting, the school board approved the following timeline:. August 1: Board and community book study of "The Anxious Generation."
Dowling Catholic topples Iowa City High to reach 4A Iowa state baseball tournament final
CEDAR RAPIDS — Although reaching this round has required sidestepping more adversity than usual, No. 7 seed Dowling Catholic continues to flex its baseball muscle all the same. The Maroons are one win away from the program's first state championship since 2011, after securing Thursday's 5-1 win over No. 3...
Iowa City High earns win over Waukee in Iowa high school state baseball tournament quarterfinals
CEDAR RAPIDS— After being pushed to Wednesday due to rain on Tuesday, the Class 4A quarterfinal matchup between No. 3 Iowa City High and No. 6 Waukee finally took center stage at Veterans Memorial Stadium. A fifth-inning surge gave the Little Hawks what they needed to pull out a 2-0 win over the...
Jayce Carsten of Mc Causland, Iowa: Teeing Up a Career in Golf
IOWA CITY, IOWA (July 24, 2024) — More than 26 million Americans played golf on a course in 2023, according to the National Golf Foundation. That's 2 million more than in 2018. And that doesn't count the people who took part in ever-expanding off-course opportunities, such as simulators or at venues like Topgolf.
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