Christopher Doyle

WRIGHT TWP. – The Crestwood Board of Education adopted a $53.07 million balanced final budget for the 2026-27 school year last week. The final budget departs from the proposed one introduced in May and includes a 2.25% property tax increase and closes an operating deficit.

The Crestwood School District is getting closer to finding its next superintendent.

The state Department of Education has awarded Luzerne County Community College a $1 million grant to help rural students collect college credits while still enrolled in high school.

Take a look back at what life in Madison was like in the 1990s with this collection of Wisconsin Historical Society photos.

WRIGHT TWP. — The cost of vital facilities projects will come at a discount at Crestwood thanks to a recent credit upgrade.

DALLAS TWP. — Several esteemed teachers have made their goodbyes to Dallas classrooms after finishing storied, decadeslong careers.

Renovations could be coming to Wyoming Valley West that would change the plans of parents and guardians of kindergarten students for the next school year and bring new special education services to the district.

NANTICOKE — Homeowners in the Greater Nanticoke Area on summer vacation have one more cause to relax — no hikes in their school taxes.

KINGSTON — A school in Wyoming Valley West will temporarily shut its doors next year to make new investments in special education.

Schools across Northeastern Pennsylvania are expressing appreciation now that a costly budget impasse has been averted in Harrisburg with an infusion in education funding kept intact.