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Getting In: High schoolers consider college admissions after affirmative action ban - Vimarsana News

Getting In: High schoolers consider college admissions after affirmative action ban

Due to the stress they witnessed among Jericho High School students applying to college, Willa Lefkowicz and Farrah Park were inspired to write about the role of affirmative action in the ever-changing admissions process.

Source: nypost.com
Paddleboarder Victim of Fatal Shark Attack in the Bahamas - Vimarsana News

Paddleboarder Victim of Fatal Shark Attack in the Bahamas

A paddleboarder in the Bahamas was killed when a shark attacked her. She has now been identified as Lauren Erickson Van Wart, a Massachusetts resident.

Georgia students lag in reading skills after pandemic - Vimarsana News

Georgia students lag in reading skills after pandemic

Three school years after classrooms shut their doors in March 2020 following the initial outbreak of COVID-19, Georgia students remain behind in phonics compared to kids in other states, said

Georgia students still struggle to catch up on reading skills three years after pandemic - Vimarsana News

Georgia students still struggle to catch up on reading skills three years after pandemic

Three school years after classrooms shut their doors in March 2020 following the initial outbreak of COVID-19, Georgia students remain behind in phonics compared to kids in other states. But the data also shows some good news.

Source: gpb.org
Georgia students still struggle with reading skills three years after pandemic learning loss - Vimarsana News

Georgia students still struggle with reading skills three years after pandemic learning loss

Three school years after classrooms shut their doors in March 2020 following the initial outbreak of COVID-19, Georgia students remain behind in phonics compared to children in other states, said Woody Paik, executive vice president at education company Curriculum Associates, but the data also shows some good news.