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Fremont changes hiring policy after homeschool diploma dispue (opens the original)
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FREMONT, Neb. (WOWT) - The Fremont City Council voted Tuesday to change a policy that had rejected a homeschool diploma as insufficient for a paid firefighter job. The vote reopens the door for Andrew Coates, a homeschooler who was turned away from a paid job with Fremont Fire months ago. The city will now accept diplomas from non-accredited schools, including homeschools. The change applies directly to Coates’ application. Fremont Fire rejected 22-year-old Coates’ application earlier this year.
Fremont changes hiring policy after homeschool diploma dispute (opens the original)
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FREMONT, Neb. (WOWT) - The Fremont City Council voted Tuesday to change a policy that had rejected a homeschool diploma as insufficient for a paid firefighter job. The vote reopens the door for Andrew Coates, a homeschooler who was turned away from a paid job with Fremont Fire months ago. The city will now accept diplomas from non-accredited schools, including homeschools. The change applies directly to Coates’ application. Fremont Fire rejected 22-year-old Coates’ application earlier this year.
Omaha Public Schools reviewing reading gaps through ‘Moonshot’ plan (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha Public Schools is working to understand why many students are not reading at grade level, according to documents reviewed by First Alert 6. The district’s effort, called “Moonshot,” sets a goal of 100% grade-level reading proficiency by 2030. District leaders say test scores show what students already know but do not explain why some students are behind. OPS has built a broader system for tracking student progress that looks beyond year-end test results to include clas
Omaha family celebrates daughter’s birthday at Down syndrome festival (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A local family marked a milestone this weekend at an event that once helped guide them through uncertainty following their daughter’s birth. Eight years ago, Brad White was in a hospital room, unsure of his daughter’s future after learning she had Down syndrome. “When we heard the diagnosis for Down syndrome, it was a very scary moment, right? What’s our life going to be like? What is her life going to be like?” White said. “As we’re sitting in the hospital, you know, with a
Rain delays harvest for Nebraska farmers (opens the original)
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TEKAMAH, Neb. (WOWT) - Farmers across Nebraska are waiting out rain that has delayed harvest, including Tekamah farmer Quentin Connealy, whose combine, grain cart and trucks are ready to go but parked. Connealy said the rain delay is narrowing his harvest window. “Itching to get going... but that rain delay is making the window to harvest a lot tighter,” Connealy said. He said going into the field before it dries out can compact the ground and cause problems for years. “It can really compact tha
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