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For the fifth year in a row, the Eisenhower Foundation is preparing to launch its #GivingTuesday campaign, aiming to raise funds for IKEducati…
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President Brenda Edleston started the monthly meeting of the Chapman Board of Education by presenting the consent agenda, which contains the m…
According to PAT Parent Educator Janice Schroeder, the upcoming Tap to Togetherness Across Populations event is being planned for families enr…
Jamie Christine Kempke (Blackwell), 44, of Gypsum, KS passed away peacefully in Salina on August 11, 2021.
This is the third story in a series of articles about the outside museum buildings at the Dickinson County Heritage Center. This story is abou…
“Some people think I’m crazy, but I love teaching the recorder,” Abilene USD 435 elementry school music teacher Joan Christner said in a recen…
Mary Zey has taught different subjects and different ages of students during her 30-plus year teaching career, and what she has learned from a…
When Deb Farr began teaching what was called Home Economics in 1982, the focus was on cooking and sewing and was seen as an “easy A.”
The Abilene Board of Education accepted four financial gifts and approved the adoption of new math curriculum resources at their April monthly…
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