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Council Bluffs Community School Board votes to close Crescent Elementary - Vimarsana News

Council Bluffs Community School Board votes to close Crescent Elementary

After the vote, one couple said they plan to move their kids out of Council Bluffs Community Schools, altogether. "They can tell us that they're sad about their decision ... it doesn't seem like they're sad. It really seems like kids are just dollars to them," Chad Casson said.

Source: ketv.com
Friends, family hope to honor Union teacher with sidewalk dedication, scholarships - Vimarsana News

Friends, family hope to honor Union teacher with sidewalk dedication, scholarships

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Local News: School district to add third ELL teacher (3/6/23) - Vimarsana News

Local News: School district to add third ELL teacher (3/6/23)

LE MARS -- The Le Mars Community School District will add a third English Language Learner (ELL) instructor for the 2023-24 school year. The LCS Board of Education gave its approval to Superintendent...

5 things to know today: Enrollment bump, Subcommittee role, Bison football, Comic book, Lingering mystery - Vimarsana News

5 things to know today: Enrollment bump, Subcommittee role, Bison football, Comic book, Lingering mystery

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Parents bring book appeal to Lewistown School Board - Vimarsana News

Parents bring book appeal to Lewistown School Board

With debates around "obscene material" heating up in the Montana legislature, the Lewistown Public Schools Board of Trustees discussed a parental complaint surrounding a book used in a past reading