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Learning doesn’t have to stop when the last school bell rings. As lazy days of summer loom, parents can encourage steps for keeping kids intellectually engaged...
Fifth-grader Ashton Thompson’s summer is off to a fast start. The Borah Elementary student has been wanting a bicycle to join or go see his friends, so when his name was among those drawn ...
About $24,300 was raised for the Coeur d'Alene School District's 10 elementary schools during the sixth annual Run for 271 on June 3 at McEuen Park. More than 740 students and
In her six years training students in the Math is Cool program at Skyway Elementary School, Tracy O’Brien said she always dreamed one of the teams would move on past the regional competition.
Fifth-graders from three different Coeur d’Alene elementary schools explored their interests in water Thursday at McEuen Park.
Critics claim the popular Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” glamorizes and therefore encourages suicide. Judging by an alarming Kootenai Health youth hospitalization trend and other reactions, the critics might be right.
A 7-year-old boy stumbled into the room, the soles of his shoes torn away from his feet. The soles caught and dragged on the ground, making it difficult for the boy to walk, let alone run and play with the other kids.
At the annual Buddy and a Book breakfast this morning at Bryan Elementary School, kids and families heard about a new effort in Coeur d'Alene Schools to give literacy a boost for students in K-3rd Grade.
“Sometimes you want to change the world, and sometimes you just need to know that you’re changing it right now. You’re making a difference right now, even if it’s just one person or it’s 200 people, you’re changing people’s lives..."
Woodland Middle School students donated $500 to the Union Gospel Mission on Wednesday, money earned selling coffee to teachers.
