April 10, 2026

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Students in Ginger Rackley's fifth-grade class at Saluda Elementary School transformed their science studies into three-dimensional art, creating dioramas that brought different ecosystems to life.
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When math teachers started chopping onions and doubling recipes on March 19, they discovered what their students already know: real-world problem-solving is harder than it looks, especially when your eyes are watering.
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For 21 days, fourth-grade students in JJ Waddell's class at Tryon Elementary School watched and waited. Then the eggs they had been monitoring began to crack, and new life emerged in their classroom.
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