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Watertown City School District holds winter celebration for students and teachers - Vimarsana News

Watertown City School District holds winter celebration for students and teachers

WATERTOWN — Watertown City School District students at Case Middle School were busy on the final day before holiday break decorating, painting and making holiday cookies.

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Watertown City School District announces administration changes - Vimarsana News

Watertown City School District announces administration changes

WATERTOWN — Watertown City School District has announced administration changes taking place at both Watertown High School and Case Middle School.

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Editorial — Civic engagement: NNYCF program helps youths to focus on community needs - Vimarsana News

Editorial — Civic engagement: NNYCF program helps youths to focus on community needs

The Community Spirit Youth Giving Challenge plays at least two important roles in the north country.

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Watertown students temporarily banned from Stewart's Shops, Dunkin' across from school | Education - Vimarsana News

Watertown students temporarily banned from Stewart's Shops, Dunkin' across from school | Education

WATERTOWN — Watertown City School District students are currently not allowed to go to the Dunkin’ and Stewart’s Shops across the street from Watertown High School and Case Middle School.

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Watertown school board to amend code of conduct; K-12 principal appointed - Vimarsana News

Watertown school board to amend code of conduct; K-12 principal appointed

WATERTOWN — The Watertown City School District’s Board of Education on Tuesday held a public hearing on amendments to the code of conduct and approved a new K-12 principal.

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