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The plan builds two new schools and renovates others
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After a pilot program seemed to show a positive impact, the Fort Wayne Community Schools board voted to expand the use of Yondr cell phone pouches to all secondary schools in the district.
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Kent DeKoninck won Superintendent of the Year the same year he retired from public education.
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The Commission for Higher Education set a goal to have at least 60 percent of the Class of 2024 complete the FAFSA, but as of June 21, only about 45 percent of high school seniors completed the FAFSA.
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The animal sanctuary invited youth to tour the park and learn about the exotic animal trade and how to protect animals this summer.
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The program is an approach to nonviolence developed by Alive Outreach that encourages students to help create change in their schools.
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Antonette Payne replaces Rohli Booker in the FWCS' 4th District
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Antonette Payne will be sworn in next week.
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Nearly half of the building will be reserved for student housing, while the rest will be available to lease.
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Legacy Fund Committee recommends sending $2.5 million to FWCS for early childhood development centerThe Fort Wayne Joint Legacy Fund Committee passed a recommendation to city council to release the money requested by Fort Wayne Community Schools for a new early childhood development center proposal.
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The seat was previously held by now-City Council member Rohli Booker.
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FWCS Superintendent says the work to make schools safer begins immediately.