Education and county government reporter
Caitlin Yamada is an education and county government reporter for the Sioux City Journal, focusing on local news in Iowa, specifically in Sioux City. With experience in various media outlets, including television and print, Caitlin covers a range of topics from local government decisions to community events and profiles.
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Caitlin's coverage revolves around local government, education, and law enforcement in the Sioux City area. She primarily focuses on government announcements, event coverage, and press releases.
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By: Caitlin Yamada
Two district residents renewed calls this week for Sioux City school board member Dan Greenwell to resign. Kristie VerMulm McManamy and Heath Weber each expressed concerns about board members retaliating against district residents for speaking out.
By: Caitlin Yamada
Gross said: "I’m here to help but to me, data is BS." Dan Greenwell responded in a text, "David, I will send you the class sizes. A class size of 23 students is not BS. I am a bit surprised at your closed mind in what I was going to send before even reviewing or discussing."
By: Caitlin Yamada
Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center Authority Chairman Ron Wieck cast a vote this week that keeps his son, Todd Wieck, as a full-time employee with the Authority's consultant for the LEC project.
By: Caitlin Yamada
Sioux City Schools Associate Superintendent Angela Bemus is not interested in leading the metro district, stating she loves her job and hopes to be a good asset for the next leader.
By: Caitlin Yamada
Siouxland Christian School has announced plans to build a new secondary school. The private school is raising $11 million for a portion of a new secondary school, located across the street from their current location.
By: Caitlin Yamada
SIOUX CITY — Jan George and Treyla Lee were reelected as president and vice president of the Sioux City Community School District Board of Directors on Monday.
By: Caitlin Yamada
The Sioux City School Board voted to accept bids for 15 electric buses and charging stations on Monday after receiving confirmation from EPA that removal of the funding would be
ORANGE CITY, Iowa -- Jaelye Woudstra was crowned the 2025 Tulip Festival Queen on Monday,
By: Caitlin Yamada
"We're ahead of that by a couple of years with our cell phone policy, but she wants a blank law that deals with cell phones in schools," Earleywine said. "Personally, I think school districts should just handle that themselves, like we have."
By: Caitlin Yamada
At Monday night's board meeting, three speakers -- Trisha Rivers, Erin Webber-Dreeszen and Dominic Eastman -- took issue with how Greenwell responded to McManamy's concerns.
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