Harrisburg Christian school needs fundraising to stay afloat
By ANGELA SHUFF
Tuition payments do not cover all school expenses, and the school must either raise more money or may be forced to close.

Principal gets tough with city school
By ANGELA SHUFF
John Stoltz uses an open door policy in an effort to improve student productivity and reverse discipline problems.

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Students learn to manage debt
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A new program will help educate high school students on how to deal with student loans and credit card bills.

Harrisburg receives aid to improve quality of education
By STEVEN C. STANDRIDGE
The city’s school district, one of the poorest in the state, will benefit from funding in an effort to help improve standardized test scores and facilities.

Program teaches students to stay healthy
By ANGELA SHUFF
A local hospital teams with school districts to educate pupils on the importance of eating healthy and avoiding drug use.

Debate on incentive pay for teachers increases
By ANGELA SHUFF
With the implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act, area schools are still working out ways to provide incentive to teachers to improve the quality of education.