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The American Exchange Project aims to “connect our divided country.” Local teachers recruit a growing number of students to participate in the program, and host families welcome students from around the country to NEPA for one week.
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The building on Washburn Street, just blocks from West Scranton Intermediate and High School, will house two nonprofits. Youth arts and wrestling programs will begin in the Fall.
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During labor strife over the last decade, Randi Weingarten often visited Scranton, sometimes leading chants on the picket line. The picket signs are in storage, as union leaders and district officials announced an initiative to increase student success.
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On a tour of the construction at West Scranton Intermediate School, Erin Keating discusses her priorities.
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Technology remains off limits for employees and students as investigation continues.
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Computer systems remain down in the district as a third-party company investigates impact.
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The Scranton School District has hired third-party forensic specialists to help restore service.