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Chronic absenteeism isn't evenly spread in Florida. See where Volusia, Flagler stand. - Vimarsana News

Chronic absenteeism isn't evenly spread in Florida. See where Volusia, Flagler stand.

Generally, when students miss 10% or more of the school year, they are considered chronically absent.

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TikTok's #BlackTikTok Visionary Voices List For 2024 Includes Aliyah's Interlude, Jordan Howlett, Olamide Olowe's Topicals And More - Vimarsana News

TikTok's #BlackTikTok Visionary Voices List For 2024 Includes Aliyah's Interlude, Jordan Howlett, Olamide Olowe's Topicals And More

TikTok is honoring and magnifying the contributions of Black creators through its #BlackTikTok community.

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For Black History Month, TikTok honors creators and announces new grant partnership - Vimarsana News

For Black History Month, TikTok honors creators and announces new grant partnership

TikTok announced its 2024 Black Visionary Voices list alongside a month's worth of programming, including partnerships with Black-owned brands and nonprofits.

School district tables 'random search' policy some call unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

School district tables 'random search' policy some call unconstitutional

Volusia County school board members have tabled a proposal to pass a policy Tuesday that analysts believed was, at best, constitutionally dubious, if not an outright Fourth Amendment violation.

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School district again tries to pass 'random search' policy that some call unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

School district again tries to pass 'random search' policy that some call unconstitutional

Volusia County School Board members will again attempt to pass a policy Tuesday that analysts believe is constitutionally dubious -- if not an outright violation of the Fourth Amendment.

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