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E-Bikes/E-Scooters Prohibited For Most Students In Fairfield Public Schools: Superintendent
The new policy requires a student to have a driver's license to be able to ride e-bikes and e-scooters on campus.

The new policy requires a student to have a driver's license to be able to ride e-bikes and e-scooters on campus.

Got a friend who needs a gentle reminder about being a safe driver? Here's some useful advice to share.
Officer Chris Freepartner, a Peabody resident, joins Essex North Shore Agricultural & Technical School in the new campus role.
As summer draws to a close, the first day of school is rapidly approaching.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools will host opening ceremonies for schools in Annapolis, Gambrills and Severn.
Prince William County public schools are implementing several important changes in scheduling, grading and more this school year.
The Washington Wizards and APS welcomed Claremont families with backpacks, supplies, books, haircuts and games.
According to organizers, thousands of pounds of food donations as well as school supplies and serves were provided to families at the event.
As summer draws to a close, the first day of school is rapidly approaching.
Cranberry is launching its twice-annual campaign to get drivers throughout the community to decrease their speed.
State funding will help Essex Tech launch tuition-free adult career training programs in 10 trades by fall 2028.
The afterschool program, $25 per week or free, serves 100 students per elementary and middle school every school day until 5:30 p.m.
Lower Makefield officials said an ARLE grant was used for upgrades at a key township intersection.
A back-to-school immunization clinic for K-12 students will be held Aug. 19 in Bloomfield, with walk-ins welcome.
South Lakes' Scrimmage at South County revealed secondary, offense still have work to do before Aug. 28 game at Yorktown
Prince George's families are invited to attend a back to school night Aug. 18 featuring a DJ, food trucks, giveaways, interactive stations.
Numerous elementary, middle and high schools with the Howard County Public School System will be holding back to school night events.
The culture of the 2026/27 team has changed, players say. It's about focus, playing for each other, and being there for their community.
School and district leaders said the renovated Sherwood building is designed for students, access and sustainability.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
United Way's annual Stuff the Bus campaign will be held Monday. Seven local low-income schools will be supported with school supplies.
The back-to-school concert will feature songs by Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande and other pop artists.
The Caseys United Celebration & Kickoff will mark the public launch of the school's new philanthropic campaign.
Loudoun County's public school system has released data on new staff and programs, as well as academic achievement and social well-being.
Here is a look at all the available public school jobs and how to apply for them.
Swanson Middle School science teacher Daniel Bernhardt was selected for a national fellowship at the Library of Congress.
Recipients include graduates from Carlsbad, Chula Vista, Oceanside, Poway and San Diego.
The backpack drive aims to help local students begin the school year prepared and supported.
From cellphone policies to meal price adjustments, a few changes are coming to MCPS students this upcoming school year.
The Aug. 19 fundraiser at Westfield High School and Edison Intermediate School will support band season costs.
Harford Co. Public Schools invites students and families to the Back to School Bash at Ripken Stadium. They can play catch on the field.
Alice Debowski, a special education teacher in Elizabeth, was named one of New Jersey's 21 county teachers of the year.
The state has chosen this year's Bergen County Teacher of the Year. See who's been honored.
Howard Co. school leaders are banning the use of Google/Gmail on high school laptops and the new schedule includes inclement weather days.
A malfunctioning school zone speed camera issued unwarranted citations for six months in Alexandria's West End.
Hartford's Wilson-Gray YMCA will host a free bash this weekend with 350 backpacks, bicycles, haircuts, food, and family activities.
The first day of school for Palos Heights Dist 128 grade K-8 students is Aug. 20. Preschool starts Aug. 27. More dates to know.
Students return on different schedules across Glenbrook 225 and Northbrook-area elementary school districts.
The officers were appointed for the 2026-27 school year to serve Bernards Township schools and Saint James School.
The event marks the first of its kind in the city.