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Chicago news roundup: Senior home owner fined just $1,500 after 3 residents died, Student test scores drop statewide and more - Vimarsana News

Chicago news roundup: Senior home owner fined just $1,500 after 3 residents died, Student test scores drop statewide and more

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West Rogers Park school drops its slaveowner namesake - Vimarsana News

West Rogers Park school drops its slaveowner namesake

The school becomes the third — and second named after a slaveowner — to change its name since a Chicago Sun-Times review in late 2020 found 30 CPS schools are named after slaveholders.

Lori Borgman: One small leak, seven giant fans - Vimarsana News

Lori Borgman: One small leak, seven giant fans

Tom Hanks made a movie titled “The Terminal” about a man stuck in an airport indefinitely. We are going to make a movie titled “Jet Engines” about a couple stuck

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2 to be inducted into Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

2 to be inducted into Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) — Two teachers will be inducted into the Governor Louie B. Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame next month. The new inductees are the late Evelyn Douglas of Shepherdsville, who taught math at Bullitt Central High School for most of her four decades at the school, and Sharon Coomer Mattingly of Glasgow, who is in her 27th year as a Spanish teacher at Barren County High School.

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Competitive high schools to see greatest numbers of students return Monday - Vimarsana News

Competitive high schools to see greatest numbers of students return Monday

Sun-Times files A little less than half of Chicago Public Schools students are anticipated to return to classrooms Monday for the start of the fourth academic quarter, when for the first time in 11 months all 515 non-charter schools — including high schools — will be open for in-person learning. With 36% of high schoolers and nearly half of elementary school students planning to return, CPS could have up to 44% of its 279,000 students at non-charter schools back in classrooms this week. Those 122,000 students would be by far the most since the start of the pandemic, although the 157,000 c...