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Rev. Sandra Butler-Truesdale Honored with Jazz, Gospel, and Blues Tribute - Vimarsana News

Rev. Sandra Butler-Truesdale Honored with Jazz, Gospel, and Blues Tribute

A celebration of life honoring Rev. Sandra Butler-Truesdale, founder of DC Legendary Musicians, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

School Board Fires Teacher After Parents Complain About 'Satan Worship' Social Media Posts - Vimarsana News

School Board Fires Teacher After Parents Complain About 'Satan Worship' Social Media Posts

A school board fired an art teacher after parents complained the educator was posting about "satan worship" and violence on social media, according to Fox 32.

Teacher posts 'Satan worship' on social media, parents take godly action - Vimarsana News

Teacher posts 'Satan worship' on social media, parents take godly action

A school board fired an art teacher Sunday after parents complained the educator was posting about “Satan worship” and violence on social media, according to Fox 32.

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Progress on School Choice in the States - Vimarsana News

Progress on School Choice in the States

In 2003, Congress will consider new choice legislation as well asthe reauthorization of several key federal education programs,including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Thispresents Congress with an excellent opportunity to expand schoolchoice, especially for the children who need it most.

D.C. Scholarship Program Offers Needed Reform - Vimarsana News

D.C. Scholarship Program Offers Needed Reform

The D.C. Parental Choice Incentive Act would enable low-incomeparents in the District of Columbia to enroll their children inprivate schools through a scholarship program administered by theU.S. Department of Education. The need for this reform is clear:Just 6 percent of D.C. 4th graders are proficient in math, and only10 percent are proficient in reading.