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Causey Middle School sixth grader wins Mobile County Spelling Bee
The winning word for the 98th annual Mobile County Spelling Bee was “untenable.” Tamara Altaan, a sixth-grader at Causey Middle School, claimed the title after an intense back-and-forth with runner-up Annalee Towler from Nan Gray Davis Elementary.
Students in need are identified by teachers and staff members and they get bags of food to take home. Buyout blocked: Judge extends pause on Trump federal worker plan Millions of US boomers are ...
Over 200 students, parents, teachers and coaches gathered on a blue, tarped floor in Lincoln Middle School’s gymnasium for ...
According to the Stanford Police Department, Lincoln County Middle School staff we're made aware of a "potential threat" made ...
More than 25 models showed off the styles of designers from the region during African American Cultural Alliance of Lancaster ...
Students at Mount Vernon's Lincoln School paid homage to Black scientists as the annual science fair took place during Black ...
Students at Dawes Middle School focused on improved cane usage, designing a walking support system that gives the user ...
An increase in absences and checkouts has schools in Lincoln County, Tennessee, closing. Schools will be closed Thursday and ...
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Alachua County schools compete in annual robotics competitionVex Robotics Competition was held Thursday at Lincoln Middle School for Alachua County Public School students.
Lincoln County Schools released the following statement Friday morning regarding the alleged armed robbery and shooting incident at Dave’s, a vape store at 627 North Aspen Street in Lincolnton on ...
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