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Provo's 2024 Freedom Festival pin celebrates teachers and coaches | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Provo's 2024 Freedom Festival pin celebrates teachers and coaches | News, Sports, Jobs

The beginning of May marks the start of an exciting time in Provo and throughout Utah County as America’s Freedom Festival events kick into gear. It also means the collectable Freedom Festival pins will start making the rounds. On Thursday, Jim Evans, executive director of the Freedom Festival, and Bill Freeze, the Freedom Pin chair, […]

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Nick Burns sits down and confronts teacher burnout with Jess Cleeves, an educator-turned-therapist-turned-author, and two teachers who share their personal stories. Plus, last-ditch lawsuits to stop the Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola w...

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Should school buses be used as rolling billboards for advertisers? - Vimarsana News

Should school buses be used as rolling billboards for advertisers?

Those in support of the idea say it is a way to bring in revenue for schools amid increased inflation and a challenging economy.

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Should Utah school buses be used as rolling billboards? - Vimarsana News

Should Utah school buses be used as rolling billboards?

A big yellow school bus is not easy to miss and for good reason as they must safely transport students to and from school logging serious miles on each route.

Some Utah teachers are now earning $60,000 to start, a salary that exceeds neighboring states - Vimarsana News

Some Utah teachers are now earning $60,000 to start, a salary that exceeds neighboring states

Eight Utah school districts are now paying first-year teachers \u2014 college graduates who are licensed teachers \u2014 at least $60,000 a year.

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