Ashley Stalnecker
Education Reporter at LNP
Education Reporter @lancasteronline / @IthacaCollege ’21 / former Senior Writer @IthacanOnline; intern @mcall / always running around / Lancaster, PA
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1 day ago |
govtech.com | Ashley Stalnecker
In fact, it was a challenge that drew her into the field of science, engineering, technology and mathematics — often shortened to STEM. All subjects from science and mathematics to English and social studies were a cakewalk for young Miller. "Without knowing where the hoop was, I could jump through it," she said. (TNS) — Penn Manor technology teacher Molly Miller has never shied away from a challenge.
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1 day ago |
lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker
Elizabethtown Area School District honored retirees representing over 560 years of experience at a board meeting Tuesday evening. A few of those retirees are leaving positions that will be cut as part of nearly $1 million in cost-savings to address a $933,506 deficit that would stand after a 2.5% tax increase for district residents. The board voted 5-2 to pass a preliminary budget with a 2.5% tax increase.
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2 days ago |
lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker
Penn Manor technology teacher Molly Miller has never shied away from a challenge. In fact, it was a challenge that drew her into the field of science, engineering, technology and mathematics – often shortened to STEM. All subjects from science and mathematics to English and social studies were a cakewalk for young Miller. “Without knowing where the hoop was, I could jump through it,” she said.
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2 days ago |
lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker
Donegal School District’s Orchestra Director, Meagan Caterbone, is in the running for America’s Favorite Teacher – an honor that comes with a $25,000 award, a trip to Hawaii, a feature in Reader’s Digest and a virtual school assembly with television personality Bill Nye “The Science Guy.”As of Monday, Caterbone is in third place in a grouping of eight teachers as part of the semifinal competition for the Reader's Digest America’s Favorite Teacher competition.
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3 days ago |
lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker
Elizabethtown Area School Board’s nine Republican members have, over the past four years, accomplished many of the ideological goals they set out to achieve. The board has hired a law firm that specializes in crafting policies to remove certain books from school libraries and block transgender students from playing on sports teams that align with their gender identity.
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Eight Lancaster County school districts currently offer full-day kindergarten and three more districts planning to add the program next school year. via @LancasterOnline https://t.co/s2m42e19Ec
The Lancaster city Catholic school at 521 E. Orange St. currently enrolls 102 students from preschool through eighth grade and employs 22 staff members. via @LancasterOnline https://t.co/uKzg1pYECv
The parents contend that the board violated the state’s open meeting law, or Sunshine Act, by deliberating policies outside of public meetings. via @LancasterOnline https://t.co/MngBl2wgSN