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New faces in the offices: ACSD1 names new principal, vice principal - Vimarsana News

New faces in the offices: ACSD1 names new principal, vice principal

Two new administrators in Albany County School District 1 have support for both teachers and students as priorities in their new roles.

Stemilt's Project SEARCH prepares students for independent living - Vimarsana News

Stemilt's Project SEARCH prepares students for independent living

The first seven interns to participate in the Project SEARCH program at Stemilt recently completed one of three, three-month-long internships and shared their learnings at a Project SEARCH Open House.

Hamlin Middle School seeking donations for special education program - Vimarsana News

Hamlin Middle School seeking donations for special education program

CCISD officials said across the district, special education teachers have the option to take CBI field trips, which aim to help students with life skills.

Source: kztv10.com
The investment in children with disabilities is one of the most important responsibilities in our public education - Vimarsana News

The investment in children with disabilities is one of the most important responsibilities in our public education

Latest Hudson County news covering Hoboken, Jersey City, Bayonne, and other towns. Updates on education, entertainment, politics, and sports.

United Way grant money set to help local kids stay active - Vimarsana News

United Way grant money set to help local kids stay active

United Way grant money set to help local kids stay active The United Way of the Wabash Valley is providing a second grant to help keep students active. Posted: May 13, 2021 7:23 PM Posted By: Staff Report WABASH VALLEY (WTHI) - The United Way of the Wabash Valley is providing a second grant to help keep students active. In total, $30,000 will be distributed to several local schools and organizations across the Wabash Valley. The money comes from the United Way's 'Youth Success Impact Council.' The aim is to help keep students active and involved in school. The grants help those in kinderg...

Source: wthitv.com