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South Middleton School Board authorizes start of design work for Rice building expansion (opens the original)
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The South Middleton School Board on Monday approved a contract amendment tied to building improvements planned for the W.G. Rice Elementary School. Get our local education coverage delivered directly to your inbox. During a meeting Thursday, the Carlisle Area School Board finalized the sale of the former South Dickinson Elementary School site to Dickinson… During a meeting Monday, the South Middleton School Board reappointed Kevin O'Donnell Jr. as district superintendent for a five-year period s
Cumberland County residents have 'one-stop shopping' option for casting mail-in ballots early (opens the original)
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In late October, Cumberland County voters will be able to use a âone-stop shoppingâ option when casting a mail-in ballot ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Eligible residents had until Monday afternoon to submit a resume and letter of interest to Township Manager Zach Zook. Middlesex Township posted an invitation on its website seeking public comment for an update of its obsolete compr
Amid PAX-1 challenges, Middlesex Township seeks public input for comp plan update (opens the original)
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Middlesex Township is seeking public input as it works to update its comprehensive plan, which was last completed in 2003. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Cumberland County Judge Matthew Smith ordered Middlesex Township and the PAX-1 developers to present oral arguments on Sept. 18 to prevent a s… Middlesex Township supervisors passed a string of motions Wednesday clearing the way for a joint venture to build the first camp
5 things to know about how teachers are approaching 9/11 in the classroom (opens the original)
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Here are five takeaways from Reporter Joseph Cress' story on how teachers educate students about 9/11: Get our local education coverage delivered directly to your inbox. Board Secretary Julie Boothe's motion to form the committee failed 4-5, with President John Wardle, Treasurer Lisa Shade and members Mike Hipp… A classroom. A television. A moment a 16-year-old never forgot. Twenty-five years later, Brett Sheaffer teaches 9/11 in the same school. The recommendation came after Board Secretary Jul
From memory to history: How local teachers bring 9/11 into the classroom (opens the original)
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Brett Sheaffer, a Government, Economics and Modern History teacher at Boiling Springs High School, stands in the same room where he was a student and watched the 9/11 terror attacks live on television. Craig Ilgenfritz, Modern History II teacher at Boiling Springs High School, keeps a large poster of the Manhattan, New York, skyline in his classroom to commemorate 9/11, which is one of the subjects he covers in his class. With each generation, thereâs a flashbulb moment that could freeze frame
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