LND topic: salamanca-city-central-school-district page 1

salamanca city central school district

Growing Community Roots in Fayetteville

July 19, 2026

William Shelby, 36, works as the horticulture education coordinator at Cape Fear Botanical Garden. He was chosen for Fayetteville’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2026 because he pours his energy into strengthening the city. Shelby’s projects range from building community gardens to leading volunteer groups a

education

Learning, Feeling, and Growing: How Kids Feel While Studying

July 19, 2026

Adult learners at community classes bring a wide range of backgrounds and life challenges. Their success often hinges on how well they can manage their emotions, turning feelings into useful energy for learning. The most common tool to measure this skill was created with college students in mi

politics

A Quiet Fight Over Bathroom Rules in Idaho

July 19, 2026

In Boise High, a single bathroom incident sparked a heated legal battle that stretched across state lines and courtrooms. The dispute began when one student, who we’ll call “Jane, ” claimed she heard noises in a stall next to hers and saw black shoes pointing toward her. She believed another student

education

Robot Teacher Helps Students Learn in New York School

July 19, 2026

A new robot named Sally will sit in classrooms across the Salamanca City Central School District this fall. It is not meant to replace teachers, but to support them and help students practice skills on their laptops. The district plans to buy the robot from Realbotix, a company that builds hum

politics

War’s Hidden Cost: Why Tech Isn’t the Answer

July 19, 2026

The idea that modern weapons can make war clean and easy is a dangerous lie. It tricks leaders into thinking that hitting a target equals winning the whole conflict. When the enemy responds, they feel forced to keep fighting so they don’t admit defeat, creating a cycle of endless escalation. Peop

technology

Roanoke Faces Trouble Over New Camera System

July 19, 2026

The city of Roanoke has recently run into a problem with a new camera system supplied by Flock. The plan was to improve safety in downtown streets, but officials are now worried about privacy and costs. First, the cameras were installed last month. They record everything in busy areas to help polic

entertainment

Silver Room Block Party Brings a Fresh Beat to Chicago

July 19, 2026

The Salt Shed hosted the comeback of the Silver Room Sound System Block Party, a long‑running celebration that once filled Chicago’s streets with music and dance. This year the event showcased a wide range of Black art, from Zimbabwean pop to opera and hip‑hop, proving that the block party is more t

art

Community Pool Gets a Splash of Color

July 19, 2026

A local teacher named Deanna Ehrhardt was busy adding color to a street box when a man named Chris Tucci stopped by. He had an idea that would change the life of Lewiston’s children. Tucci, who now runs the city’s aquatic program, saw that the community pool was at risk of closing. He decided to st

technology

SpaceX’s Hidden AI Empire: Power, Chips, and a Billion‑Dollar Plan

July 19, 2026

SpaceX is quietly building the biggest AI data hub on Earth. Its new “Colossus 2” center will soon house about 2 GW of power, using gas turbines and future large units from a joint venture with Caterpillar. The center already runs roughly 440, 000 chips—330, 000 high‑end B300s and 110, 000 B200s—

opinion

Money‑driven Soccer: Why Kids Quit and the U. S. Men Lag Behind

July 19, 2026

The United States boasts more youth soccer players than any other country, yet the men’s national team still struggles on the world stage. The problem is not a lack of talent, but how the sport is organized and funded. Parents are willing to shell out tens of thousands of dollars for their childr