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Houghton-Portage Township Schools teachers Anna Bradfish and Traci Welch report on the districtâs Multi-Tiered Systems of Support program during Mondayâs board meeting.
HOUGHTON The percentage of classes failed during the first semester was vastly higher for virtual students compared to face-to-face at the high school, Houghton-Portage Township Schools teachers said during a presentation to the district board Monday night.
Special education teacher Anna Bradfish and social studies teacher Traci Welch spoke about the district’s Multi-Tiered Systems of Support, a support system used to address academic and behavioral needs for students.
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Rain and high water create problems across Kentucky
High water impacts communities across the state
By: Web Staff
and last updated 2021-02-28 23:44:00-05
Steady rain throughout the day and night on Sunday caused issues across Kentucky.
High water flooded creeks and rivers and made some roads impassable.
We sent crews across affected areas of central and eastern Kentucky including Menifee, Scott, and Madison Counties.
The rainâs really coming down in Richmond tonight. Police have shut down roads in the area of East Main and East Irvine due to rising water. Be careful out there. @LEX18Newspic.twitter.com/ZfKSCB11Lh Mike Valente (@ValenteLEX18) March 1, 2021