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State OKs learning pod rules; Iberville charter in middle | Education - Vimarsana News

State OKs learning pod rules; Iberville charter in middle | Education

State education leaders have agreed preliminarily that charter schools need to get approval in advance from the state if they want to expand beyond their main campus and establish learning

Letters: Nixing graduation appeals process hurts students | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Letters: Nixing graduation appeals process hurts students | Opinion

I read the letter to the editor from Doris Voitier, former member of the BESE board, describing the victory for Louisiana in that finally our state has joined every other

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Letters: Nixing graduation appeals process hurts students | Opinions and Editorials - Vimarsana News

Letters: Nixing graduation appeals process hurts students | Opinions and Editorials

I read the letter to the editor from Doris Voitier, former member of the BESE board, describing the victory for Louisiana in that finally our state has joined every other

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Morris Jeff fall fair coming up, and more area school news | Crescent City community news - Vimarsana News

Morris Jeff fall fair coming up, and more area school news | Crescent City community news

MORRIS JEFF COMMUNITY SCHOOL: The annual Fall Feria (Spanish for fair) will be held 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 4 at Morris Jeff’s elementary campus in Mid-City, 211 S.

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Quin HIllyer: BESE shouldn't lower graduation requirements | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Quin HIllyer: BESE shouldn't lower graduation requirements | Opinion

Strong public pushback may be giving the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education second thoughts about proposed new rules that would provide a path for students to gain high school