ERIE, Pa. – The Penn State Behrend men’s basketball team remains undefeated in Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) action, collecting a 72-66 win over Pitt-Greensburg on Wednesday night in the Junker…
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Japan chemical makers fall after China anti-dumping probe announcement
Shares in Japanese chemical manufacturers fell on Thursday after China’s commerce ministry said it is launching an anti-dumping probe into imports of chemicals used in…
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Highly Capable Identification Timeline and Enrollment Process
Highly Capable Information
Dear Families of Highly Capable (HC) Qualified Students,
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) is committed to expanding equitable access to Highly Capable (HC) services across every region of our district. To support this work, we want to share important updates about the HC identification timeline and this year’s enrollment process.
HC Identification Timeline and Extended Enrollment Window
HC identification results for the 2026–27 school year will be released in early February. Because this timing occurs after the start of districtwide Open Enrollment, SPS is providing an extended enrollment window for all HC families—both current and newly identified—from Feb. 7 through Feb. 28. Late applications will also be accepted through March 31 to ensure families have ample time when making enrollment decisions.We realize this year’s enrollment process is earlier than in previous years and does not fully align with the HC identification and planning cycle. We are working closely with the Enrollment Department to ensure HC families receive clear information and expanded flexibility.
Update to the School Board on Community Engagement Findings
In January, the HC Department will present an update to the School Board summarizing findings from the fall HC community engagement meetings. While we had hoped to share finalized details before the start of open enrollment, we need additional time to ensure we have processed through all the data received and any intended expansion efforts are thoughtfully designed and supported.Thank you for your patience, partnership, and continued advocacy. We remain committed to increasing equitable HC opportunities in every region of Seattle and will continue to share updates as more information becomes available.
Sincerely,
Dr. Paula Montgomery
Director, Department of Highly Capable Services
Seattle Public Schools
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Five Danish Schools to be established in Balochistan this year: Governor – RADIO PAKISTAN
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- Islamabad under-construction Daanish School enters final phase Daily Times
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Azma Bukhari announces to file first case in Punjab Defamation Court
LAHORE (Dunya News) – Preparations are underway to file the first-ever case in Punjab’s Defamation Court, as Provincial Information Minister Azma Bukhari has made a formal announcement in this regard.
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Azma Bukhari announces to file first case in Punjab Defamation Court
LAHORE (Dunya News) – Preparations are underway to file the first-ever case in Punjab’s Defamation Court, as Provincial Information Minister Azma Bukhari has made a formal announcement in this regard.
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Wanted Katcha area dacoits surrender – Dawn
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- Katcha area dacoit with Rs10m bounty surrenders in Rahim Yar Khan The Express Tribune
- Wanted katcha bandit with Rs100m bounty surrenders in Rahim Yar Khan operation Aaj English TV
- Dacoit with Rs10m head…
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Old and new faces reach the Billboard Hot 100 charts
JUANA SUMMERS, HOST:
Holiday songs have finally disappeared from the Billboard charts, paving the way for old and new faces on the Hot 100, and Stephen Thompson of NPR Music has been listening.
STEPHEN…
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Men’s Basketball’s Winning Streak Ends at Mississippi State
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Playing its first conference road game of the season, Oklahoma shot just 30.9% from the field and committed 13 turnovers — its most in six outings — in a 72-53 loss at Mississippi State on Wednesday inside Humphrey…Continue Reading
