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Schools eye new options (Post-Tribune)

PORTAGE — Portage Township Schools officials have thrown out almost all of the proposed expansion options, choosing instead to pursue three new ones.

School board member says hell send apology (Post-Tribune)

PORTAGE — The Portage Township Schools board president said Monday night he will write an apology letter to the systems transportation department after another member refused to do so.

Adult class gets civics lesson (Post-Tribune)

PORTAGE — When state Rep. Greg Simms was sworn in by former holder of the Indiana House 10th District seat Duane Cheney, he had no idea he would be putting in more classroom time while serving in the General Assembly.

Studying adult ed needs (Northwest Indiana Times)

BY JEFF BURTON Jeff.Burton@nwitimes.com 219.762.1397, ext.2225 | Friday, February 01, 2008 | No comments posted. PORTAGE | A state representative looking into Portage Adult Educations funding woes got some hands-on experience with the programs students Thursday.

Crowding solutions costly (Post-Tribune)

PORTAGE — The classrooms in Portage schools are getting cramped. All but two of the elementaries are above 90 percent levels of capacity, and Willowcreek Middle School isn exactly full of space.

Area briefly (Port Clinton News Herald)

SALEM TOWNSHIP — A township man was cited after his car landed in a ditch Thursday on Portage River South Road, the sheriffs office reported. Nathan Carolus, 20, West Portage River South Road, was cited with failure to control a motor vehicle.

Officials focus on adding to schools (Northwest Indiana Times)

BY JEFF BURTON Jeff.Burton@nwitimes.com 219.762.1397, ext. 2225 | Wednesday, January 30, 2008 | No comments posted.

Many school openings delayed (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

The following schools  were reporting delayed starts, closings and cancelled programs due to the weather early Wednesday.

Winter guard to show colors (Post-Tribune)

PORTAGE — Fifteen young men and women make their competitive debut this weekend as part of the new Portage Township Schools Winter Guard.

Tracking student attendance is challenging work (Northwest Indiana Times)

What does the Attendance Office do? There is not a quick and easy answer to that question. At Portage Township Schools, there are 11 buildings with three levels of education: high school, middle schools and elementary. Attendance and the structure of the school day is different at each level.