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High School Football Scores: August 30th
Carlisle – 7Norwalk – 35———————–Boone – 42Knoxville – 6———————–Bondurant-Farrar – 41North Polk – 42———————–Saydel – 23Storm Lake – 38———————–Gilbert – 35Dallas Center-Grimes – 28———————–Pella – 29Ballard – 17———————–South Tama County – 0Roland-Story – 47———————–Greene County – 21Carroll – 34———————–Creston – 6Winterset – 31———————–West Marshall – 7Nevada – 33———————–Grinnell – 28Center Point-Urbana – 0———————–Clarke – 7Atlantic – 62———————–Underwood – 7Van Meter – 17———————–Interstate 35 (Truro) – 27Pleasantville – 14 Perry – 35DM Hoover – 21———————-Des Moines Christian – 56Pella Christian -0———————-DM North – 16DM East – 20———————-Johnston – 28Waukee Northwest – 17———————-Valley – 20Southeast Polk – 17———————-Indianola – 21Urbandale – 17———————-Ankeny Centennial – 31Ankeny – 10———————-CR Kennedy – 12Dowling Catholic – 24———————-DM Roosevelt – 49DM Lincoln – 16———————-Waukee – 59Ames – 14———————-Mason City – 26Marshalltown – 25———————-Webster City – 41Fort Dodge – 13———————-Newton – 8ADM – 13———————-Albia – 13Centerville -6 For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to who13.com.
Hoover High School says cell phone ban has been ‘fantastic’ so far
DES MOINES, Iowa — Hoover High School implemented a cell phone ban for the 2024-25 school year as part of their Hoover Mental Health Movement. The ban requires students to keep their phones in their backpacks for most of the school day. WHO 13’s Andy Fales spoke with Hoover High School Principal Qynne Kelly about […]
Norwalk retains War-Cat Trophy with commanding 35-7 win over Carlisle
The War-Cat Trophy is staying in Norwalk. The new-look Warrior football team opened the season in impressive fashion on Friday night, defeating Carlisle 35-7 in a non-district game heard live on the KNIA3 stream. Norwalk junior Eli Robbins and senior Dominic Tigner combined to score all five touchdowns as the Warriors showcased an improved rushing attack that lived up to its preseason billing.
Simpson College Announces Faculty and Staff Awards
Simpson College presented its Fall 2024 Faculty and Staff Awards during its recent 2024-25 academic year kick-off breakfast, with four faculty members and a staff members honored at the event. The staff members honored included:. Faculty Award for Campus Leadership: Ross Sweet, Ph.D., associate professor of math. Exemplary Teaching Award:...
High School Volleyball Scores, Thursday, August 29; Atlantic Falls in Opener
Winterset defeat Atlantic 3-1 (25-21, 20-25, 25-11, 25-22) For Winterset: Zoey Breeding 14 kills, .225 efficiency, 5 digs, 2 aces; Brynn Acton 12 kills, .375 efficiency; Klaire Seidler 17 assists, 2 aces; Huskies had 10 total blocks; Makenna Olson 7 digs. For Atlantic: Paytn Harter 8 kills, .471 efficiency; Jayci...
New School Year Looks for Continued Effort for Simpson and Indianola Relationship
With the start of the school year underway, a renewed focus for Simpson College has been the connection between the college staff, students, and faculty with Indianola residents. Simpson President Jay Byers tells KNIA News the Indianola-Simpson Town and Gown Committee began in 2023, and will continue to try and cement the partnership by having Simpson students be an active part in the community.
Forbes Names DMPS One of Iowa’s Best Employers
About DMPS Schools News & Information Departments Academics School Board. With nearly 5,000 educators and staff, Des Moines Public Schools is a major employer in Iowa. And, according to Forbes, DMPS is also one of the best employers in the state. The latest Forbes “America’s Best Employers by State” includes...
Mental Telehealth Program Launched for Rural, Underserved Iowa Schools
A health insurance company is investing millions of dollars in mental telehealth services in Iowa’s K-12 public schools. The Cedar Rapids Community School District received $1.5 million dollars this week from Minnesota-based insurer UnitedHealth Group. Superintendent Tawana Grover says the money will help pay for an online telehealth portal that students can use to access mental health counselling.
Democrats says AEA hurt by legislative changes
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Democrats says changes made by the Iowa Legislature and approved by the governor have left Area Education Agencies short staff as the school year gets underway. Representative Lindsay James of Dubuque says there’s a drop of more than 400. “What does this actually mean? Four-hundred-29 fewer staffers in the A-E-As means that there are 429 fewer professionals on the ground providing vital services for kids in our public schools,” she says.
Perry Football Tonight at Des Moines Hoover
Perry football will be kicking off the season in a special way tonight. The Bluejays get the opportunity this evening to face Des Moines Hoover at Mediacom Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7:05P and KDLS along with the Raccoon Valley Radio Sports Network will be broadcasting the game. Both teams struggled last season. Perry went 2-7 while Hoover was 0-9. The two squads opened last year at Dewey Field. Perry won that game 33-18. Kenney threw for 83 yards and rushed for 39 with a TD. Aiden Burgin had a team high 68 yards on the ground with two TD’s. This is the fourth straight year these two teams will meet. The Huskies currently lead the series 2-1. The Perry Hy-Vee Pregame show will start at 6:45P across the Raccoon Valley Radio Sports Network as the high school football season officially kicks off.
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