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Questions pouring in amid Grand Rapids plans to close/consolidate school buildings - Vimarsana News

Questions pouring in amid Grand Rapids plans to close/consolidate school buildings

GRPS introduced their new plan one week ago, and since then, the school district has been fielding questions about the closing and consolidation of 10 buildings

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This Queens-bred innovator is the new superintendent of Valley Stream District 24 - Vimarsana News

This Queens-bred innovator is the new superintendent of Valley Stream District 24

Unal Karakas was named superintendent of Valley Stream District 24 on July 1, succeeding Don Sturz, who announced his retirement after a four-year run. A tall, reed-thin man often pictured in a …

Valley Stream 24 welcomes new superintendent - Vimarsana News

Valley Stream 24 welcomes new superintendent

T he Valley Stream 24 Board of Education selected Unal Karakas as the next Valley Stream 24 Superintendent of Schools, effective July 1, 2023. “We partnered with District Wise Consultants …

Graduates from Norwalk's Brien McMahon visit elementary schools - Vimarsana News

Graduates from Norwalk's Brien McMahon visit elementary schools

Graduating members of Brien McMahon's Class of 2023 visited their old elementary schools across Norwalk as they looked to the past and the future.

Town budget, school items to take center stage at Dracut Town Meeting - Vimarsana News

Town budget, school items to take center stage at Dracut Town Meeting

DRACUT — With the warrant for Monday night’s Town Meeting now shorn of 16 zoning articles, voters will be asked to approve a $96.3 million town budget, which includes nearly $38.2 million for the School Department and $5 million for the Greater Lowell Technical High School.