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Allegany band gold medal finalist

The Allegany High School Marching Band finished as a gold medal finalist and first runner-up in Group 3 at the Tournament of Bands Atlantic Coast Championships held Sunday at Hersheypark (Pa.) Stadium. ....more>>

  • School system cancels NorthBay excursion
    Allegany County sixth-graders will pitch tents a little closer to home this spring when they set out on their annual environmental education excursion.
    School administrators have canceled plans for a week-long camping trip to NorthBay Adventure Center, a 350-acre outdoor learning center in Cecil County that local students have attended in previous years.

  • Maryland in-state college tuition falls below national average
    It’s cheaper to go to college in-state, especially if you live in Maryland.

  • Northern Panhandle county considers year-round schooling
    Members of one West Virginia county school board are taking a look at the idea of year-round schools, an issue that has some support from President Barack Obama and Gov. Joe Manchin. Last month, Piedmont Elementary Principal Steve Knighton traveled to Marshall County in the Northern Panhandle, to discuss the year-round schedule at Piedmont, a school in Charleston’s East End.

  • Survey shows teachers feel safe but want involved in decision-making
    Most Allegany County teachers feel safe in their schools and respected by students and peers, but many wish they had more influence on decision-making at the district level, according to a statewide survey of educators.

  • Seventh-graders get career help
    Electricians, wildlife experts, chefs, oh my!

  • Vaccine offered to middle schoolers
    Middle school students in public and private schools and home-schooled children in grades six through eight will be offered the H1N1 vaccine at the Allegany County Health Department on Willowbrook Road on Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m.

  • Buster stresses safety
    Buster the Bus recently visited students at Cresaptown Elementary School to discuss the importance of bus safety. Shown with Buster, from the left, are Araceli Aguilar, Cadon Loewendick, Grant Cain, Kelly Do and Sara Andrews.


  • Frankfort High lists honor roll for first six weeks
    Frankfort High School recently released its honor roll for the first six weeks of the 2009-10 school year.

  • Anger management class Nov. 13
    Anger, the most unpredictable and powerful of emotions, will be examined Nov. 13 in a new continuing education course designed to help participants and those around them.

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