The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading announced that it’s recognizing Sioux City with Pacesetter Honors for its work in 2019. “We applaud the civic leaders…
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Even though she just graduated with honors from East High School, Nicole Essig is called “mom” by some of her closest friends. “If your car…
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Because principal leadership is key to student success, the National Association of Elementary School Principals recognizes accomplished elementary and middle-level principals from across the nation and abroad as a part of its annual National Distinguished Principals (NDP) program. Amy Denney, a Sioux City Community School District principal for Perry Creek Elementary, earned this esteemed honor and is invited to a two-day event in Washington, D.C., in October to be recognized for her outstanding leadership. Denney has led Perry Creek Elementary and Clark Early Childhood Center in Sioux City since 2016. Earlier this year, Denney was also recognized as the 2020 Iowa Principal of the Year by the School Administrators of Iowa...
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Max Braunstein took down all the posters in his bedroom before stacking one table on top of another table. On top of the second table,…
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Six speech and debate students from East High School in Sioux City competed in the National Speech and Debate Association National Tournament on Saturday June…
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Summer starts on Saturday but schools across Iowa are already serving summer meals to students. The Ames Community School District is busing families without access…
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The North High basketball program is recognized as an Iowa Pride Challenge winner for 2019-2020. Winners were announced in May. More than 150 schools participated…
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During the spring, the ninth annual World Food Prize Iowa Youth Institute held a virtual event to connect hundreds of Iowa high school students from…
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In a year of firsts, seniors at Sioux City’s three public high schools got their diplomas Tuesday in a series of drive-thru presentations. Stations were…
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Nichole Zoeller from Irving Dual Language Elementary in Sioux City was chosen as Northwest AEA’s PBIS Person of the Year. Positive Behavior…
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