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Lawmakers push to bolster schools serving low-income, underserved students and families

Lawmakers push to bolster schools serving low-income, underserved students and families
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Ramapo High School gets new fitness space for athletes

SPRING VALLEY - East Ramapo district s renown band played, dignitaries gathered and green-and-yellow streamers were snipped during a ribbon-cutting for a new athletic fitness center at Ramapo High. The center, with 4,400 square feet of functional instruction space, demonstrated the district s and community s investment in equitable access, said interim Superintendent Raymond Giamartino. The center had been years in the planning, officials said, and was part of the district s wellness initiatives. Officials said the project cost around $100,000 in this budget year and was funded partially through a Creating Healthy Schools and Communities grant in partnership with Rockland County Department of Health. U.S. Rep. Mondaire Jones, a Spring Valley High School graduate, noted that his mother was a Gryphon, a graduate of RHS. He lauded the district s investment in its physical education plan, even amid the financial challenges that have hamstrung all school districts amid the COVID p

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Joseph Gary Alms Joseph Gary Alms, age 83 of Hudson, died March 1st, 2021 at his residence with his family by his side. Born on April 29, 1937 in Cady Township, Joe was the son of Christian and Leona (Miller) Alms. He was raised in rural Spring Valley and graduated from Spring Valley High School in 1955. Joe enlisted in the United States Navy, serving for two years at Quonset Point, Rhode Island. He then completed his Bachelors Degree in Music Education at Wisconsin State College River Falls. On April 9, 1960 he married Carol Reed. The couple moved to Colfax, Wisconsin in 1961, where Joe taught music in the public school for 35 years. He earned his Masters in Education from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire in 1969. Joe was also a leader in the musical life of the community, directing choirs and instrumental ensembles in church, singing in Barbershop groups, and playing trombone in various ensembles, including the Ludington Guard Band in Menomonie. He also enjoyed playing

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Columbia lottery winner picks between $25,000 a year for life, or a six-digit jackpot

Columbia lottery winner picks between $25,000 a year for life, or a six-digit jackpot Noah Feit, The State (Columbia, S.C.) Mar. 8 A Columbia man was going to be a big winner either way after his numbers were picked in a recent lottery drawing. But he was faced with a dilemma about which prize to choose after winning the Lucky for Life game $25,000 a year for life, or a one-time payout of $390,000, South Carolina Education Lottery officials said Monday in a news release. The winner sought advice on whether to choose the for life prize option or the one-time lump sum payment before he decided to choose the six-figure prize, lottery officials said.

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Reimaging/Reimagining America s Oldest Language Association

Language Magazine March 6, 2021 2shares Last summerâs civil unrest, BLM protests, and the inequities laid bare by the pandemic forced much reevaluation. The teachers of Spanish and Portuguese were no exception. During the quiet periods offered by the pandemic, the 16-member AATSP Board of Directors reflected on the AATSPâs time-honored logo, complete with seal reminiscent of the coat of arms of Castile and LeÃ³n, Spain. By last August, we had arrived at the unanimous conclusion that immediate change was needed. The AATSP wanted to project a more inclusive, accurate, and forward-looking image to its diverse members and the public.Â

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