SCOTT TOWNSHIP, Pa. — After months of encouraging virtual classes for school districts in counties with high levels of community transmission, the state is changing its tune. Secretary of Health ...

School boards in Lackawanna County raised property taxes by an average of 1.6 percent for the 2018-19 school year, a Times-Tribune analysis found. Officials blame the hikes on rising state-mandated… ...

CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. — Students in some Lackawanna County schools are heading back home this week to learn online. The county is considered by the Department of Health to have "substantial ...

Homeowners in eight Lackawanna County school districts will see their taxes increase next year while property owners in three districts are getting a break in their tax bills, a Times-Tribune analy… ...

School districts in Lackawanna County are preparing protocols to respond to potential visits by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in their schools. They said they will uphold the law, but ...

Lackawanna County schools plan to make their buildings safer and address students’ needs with grants aimed at school safety. Area lawmakers announced 10 public and nonpublic schools received a ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Lackawanna City School District announced Tuesday morning the implementation of its new “no cell phones/electronics” policy, which will take effect in the 2024-25 ...

How Lackawanna City School District compares with other districts. (100 = state median) Percentage of students who pass each year. (Levels 3 and 4) Percentage of students who are advanced ...

A 13-year veteran of the Lackawanna Police Department, Kwiatkowski has been working with one of the Lackawanna City School District’s elementary school buildings for the past 12 years.

Mar. 12—The 10 school districts in Lackawanna County could share more than $65 million in the latest round of federal COVID-19 relief funds. The estimates, provided by the Pennsylvania ...

Back in 2019, Wallenpaupack Area School District experienced a similar ransomware attack. Superintendent Keith Gunuskey said days turned into weeks and then months before things were back to normal.