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Audit: Buckeye district paid superintendent $1.7M in extra pay - Vimarsana News

Audit: Buckeye district paid superintendent $1.7M in extra pay

Superintendent Kristi Wilson was paid over $1.7 million in "additional compensation" between 2016 and 2021, according to the Arizona Auditor General.

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A 'Punitive Model' For Failing Schools: GOP Proposal Would Let Charters Take Over District Schools - Vimarsana News

A 'Punitive Model' For Failing Schools: GOP Proposal Would Let Charters Take Over District Schools

In 2019, there were 180 Arizona schools that received a D or F rating and new legislation given preliminary approval by the House would hand...

Rapides educators of year thank families, students, mentors - Vimarsana News

Rapides educators of year thank families, students, mentors

Most of the Rapides Parish educators honored Thursday evening gave their thanks — through tears or humor — to their families, students and others who helped them in their careers.

Salem skips summer school | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Salem skips summer school | News, Sports, Jobs

SALEM — Salem school officials don’t plan to extend this school year or stage a summer program to catch up students who may have fallen behind during the pa

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Salem students to catch up next year | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Salem students to catch up next year | News, Sports, Jobs

mgreier@salemnews.net SALEM — Salem school officials don’t plan to extend this school year or stage a summer program to catch up students who may have fallen behind during the pandemic. Instead, Superintendent Sean Kirkland said the plan is to increase opportunities for intervention, extra attention and programming when they’ve got them all back in the buildings starting next fall. “We’re really focused on providing those resources/instructions throughout the course of the next school year,” he said. Gov. Mike DeWine asked school districts to devise plans to help students recover ...