Spring Cove School District residents apparently selected two newcomers, one incumbent and a returning member to run for four school board seats in the November general election, according to ...

ROARING SPRING — The Spring Cove School Board will vote in its next meeting on approving about $163,000 in funding for select 2025-26 capital projects after initially denying all funding in a 7 ...

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The Glen Cove City School District’s $118.1 million budget was approved with 69% of the vote. There were 850 in favor and 389 against. The district is proposing a $77.3 million tax levy ...

White was officially named the new volleyball boss at Rye Cove High School on Tuesday night during a Scott County school board meeting. The 2016 Gate City High School graduate had a stint playing ...

Glen Cove middle and high schoolers set sail this ... some dating back to the year 711,” he said. The high school and middle school took two separate trips, with 70 high schoolers led by Hudson ...

The legend of Robert Griffin III wasn’t born on the turf of Floyd Casey Stadium. Nor was it born while bamboozling defenders in the NFL on FedEx Field. No, the true legend of Robert Griffin III ...

When Copperas Cove High School student Emily Kimball enrolled at Central Texas College as a sophomore, she anticipated academic rigor — but she couldn’t have predicted the personal challenges ...

King Cove School is a public school located in King Cove, AK, which is in a remote rural setting. The student population of King Cove School is 84 and the school serves PK-12. At King Cove School ...

Business 190 in Copperas Cove. The meeting will provide more information about the school, which is accepting enrollments for children from prekindergarten to eighth grade. The new school will ...

Overview of Magnet Cove School Dist. Magnet Cove School Dist. contains 2 schools and 725 students. The district’s minority enrollment is 10%. Also, 41.8% of students are economically disadvantaged.