Debbie Critchfield

This spirit is alive and well in our learning communities year-round, it’s never more visible than during the holiday season

I would suggest that parents keep in mind that conferences aren’t just for struggling kids or those who need extra help.

I welcome a statewide discussion on how we encourage educators to become quality administrators.

It’s an opportunity to emphasize the foundation of citizenship.

Absenteeism can result in younger students struggling to master subjects like literacy, which can have lasting effects on a student’s ability to learn.

When needed, students who need special education services can tap into additional assistance to support their unique academic needs.

It’s not hard to believe that we’re headed to a future where employers will expect competitive applicants to have experience with AI.

The stakes are high but our classrooms can play a powerful role in helping families receive accurate information when it comes to the threat fentanyl poses.

This summer, sponsors in rural communities will have the option of offering a week’s worth of food all at once.

I am happy to report that our schools do focus on reading and math.