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Central America is an expansive stretch of land and is home to seven unique and epic countries. With hundreds of volcanoes, millennia-old ruins, delicious cuisine, and endless adventures, it’s become ...

From misty rainforests to mountainous national parks to cities brimming with culture, both Central America and South America boast a variety of destinations that appeal to all types of travelers.

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U.S. News Travel ranks the best destinations in Central & South America. We combine expert opinions and user votes to determine the best travel spots in a variety of categories. If you make a ...

As your subsequent editorial put it: “Our pupils, like most across the nation, have not recovered from the crippling ‘learning loss’ caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.” William Vaughan Jr.

The 10th annual Kids' College event ... I like learning about people's jobs and I think it's interesting to find out what they do," Ette Jenkins, a Central Elementary School fifth grader, said.