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Otoe, NE · Education
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Clarinda surges in second half to regular season finale win
(Woodward) -- Clarinda closed out its regular season with a dominant win over Woodward-Granger on Friday night. The Cardinals (6-2) were locked into a second-place district finish before the start of the game and finished their regular season on a high with a 42-13 win over Woodward-Granger (1-7). It wasn’t...
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Griswold Community School District’s first official student count of the year is in, and numbers are higher than last year
Griswold Community School District’s first official student count of the year is in, and numbers are higher than last year. Griswold Community School District’s first official student count of the year is in, and both numbers are higher than last year. Superintendent Dave Henrichs told KCSI the Oct....
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Students rock Bellevue, play music in personal bands
The demo plays and inspires others in the band to add onto it, eventually creating a song. While many different inspirations brought them all to this, a need of expression that could never be brought forth through just words shook each of these students. All of these students are in personal bands that create music outside of school.
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Essex district explores daycare facility options
(Essex) -- Essex school officials are looking at a new option for daycare services in the district's existing facility. Essex School Board members heard an update on the latest facility developments at Wednesday night's regular meeting. Shirley Urich, Region 3 Regional Child Care Consultant with West Central Community Action, outlined the possible use of space inside the existing pre-K-12 building for daycare. Essex School Superintendent Gregg Cruickshank tells KMA News Urich recently toured the facility with representatives of the district, the Essex Child Center and the Origin Group. Cruickshank says the tour demonstrated the space available to incorporate daycare services in the building.
Daily Nebraskan
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I walked alongside 2 survivors through title 9 at UNL: It’s time we stop treating the Cornell 7 as an aberration
The case of the Cornell 7 has recently brought attention to a system that has been hidden in the shadows, Title IX. Much of the coverage, however, has focused on how the specific police department and Title IX staff failed the victim. While this is true, this misses a bigger problem. This was, in fact, the system working as designed. As a person who has walked alongside their friends through this process, it is also the way it works here at UNL.
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Top-ranked Wildcats cruise again, eye unbeaten St. Albert
LOGAN—Top-ranked Woodbury Central disposed of another overmatched opponent here Friday, blanking Logan-Magnolia, 42-0. The stage is now set for a showdown for the Class A District 8 championship between the mighty Wildcats and fourth-ranked Council Bluffs St. Albert. It was more of the same for Woodbury Central, cruising to...
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Stories Coming Left and Right
The Intro to Journalism students have been searching the school for stories to turn into news briefs. These short stories provide important information and share updates that may be useful in the near future. Sophomore Grace Goodrich said the news briefs are important because they “inform the students about information around the school.” A part of this project was to pay more attention to the things around the school. This project also gives new journalists the opportunity to improve their reporting and writing skills. It also allows them to use their creativity by writing something of their own, while still getting information out there. The journalism students interviewed peers and teachers about what is happening around the school. They found information that they may not have known about, like upcoming fundraisers and how some organizations came to the school.
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New Eyes, New Ears: Behind the Cameras
The new security cameras at AHS now capture audio as well as video. After the 2025-26 school year, Atlantic High School changed the cameras around the building. The audio feature has raised concerns among students and staff that administrators can now hear hallway conversations, with one staff member noting there can be a lack of trust “if someone is sitting there and watching” the cameras all day. Although no state law prohibits schools from using cameras with audio in hallways, some Iowa schools have adopted policies stating that cameras should not record audio to protect privacy. The matter of whether schools can record audio depends on internal district administration rules and local board policies and not state laws. Still, some schools restrict audio capture to protect student and staff confidentiality. While some schools don’t allow audio recording in buildings, superintendents can allow recording devices in buses and other transportation vehicles to monitor student conduct, which ACSD allows.
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Regents Approve Changes for Project Health
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents last Friday approved a major expansion to the scope of the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Project Health. The Board approved an amended program statement that increases the square footage of the new medical facility from 1.25 million sq. ft. to 1.5 million sq. ft. and increases the total cost from $2.2 billion to $2.75 billion.
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Red-hot Atlantic takes four-game win streak into big district tilt with Harlan
(Atlantic) -- Atlantic football has found its groove lately as it prepares for a massive Class 3A District 6 clash with rival Harlan on Friday night. The Trojans are 5-2 overall and 3-0 in district play after a 36-13 win over Greene County on Friday night. "We executed really well,"...
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ACGC stressing physicality, discipline ahead of district showdown with Riverside
(Guthrie Center) -- It's expected to be a physical contest as ACGC and Riverside play for all the marbles in Class A District 7 on Friday. The Chargers (5-2) will also be looking to bounce back from a 20-14 loss to AHSTW last week. "We just didn't quite play football...
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For seniors, there’s no one path to the future
A fashion studio in Austin, Texas, or a design house on the East Coast. Either could be part of Hunter Thomas’ (12) future. With plans to study fashion design at Metropolitan Community College, Thomas is already thinking about where those ambitions might lead after graduation. “I’m planning on going...
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West Fork takes down West Hancock to claim first district title
The #9 (A) West Fork Warhawks are district champions for the first time in school history following a victory over West Hancock on Friday night. The Warhawks headed into Week 7 with a tall task to win the district championship as West Hancock was attempting to defend their back-to-back district championships. Adding pressure to the night was a group of Warhawk seniors who have experienced three straight losses to the Eagles, being outscored by a combined 143-20 over the past three seasons. Head Coach Dan Westhoff says the success of a district championship has been the culmination of several people committing to a common goal.