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Bennington's first Juneteenth celebration held at MAUMS | Local News - Vimarsana News

Bennington's first Juneteenth celebration held at MAUMS | Local News

BENNINGTON — In an event that was a mix of festive observance and solemn remembrance, Bennington held its first official Juneteenth celebration Saturday at Mount Anthony Union Middle School.

District 120 School Board names new Mundelein High School principal - Vimarsana News

District 120 School Board names new Mundelein High School principal

The District 120 Board of Education on Tuesday named Alexandria Rios Taylor as the new principal of Mundelein High School. She will begin at MHS on July 1.

Gwen Agna: Live up to the spirit of MCAS - Vimarsana News

Gwen Agna: Live up to the spirit of MCAS

Thanks to Sen. Jo Comerford’s leadership, there recently was a hearing in the Massachusetts Statehouse on the bill, S.293, An act to expand opportunities to demonstrate academic achievement. I submitted the following written testimony to Rep. Peisch...

Does Georgia's Board Of Education Resolution Perpetuate The Racism Of Prioritizing White Peoples' Feelings Over Truth? - Vimarsana News

Does Georgia's Board Of Education Resolution Perpetuate The Racism Of Prioritizing White Peoples' Feelings Over Truth?

Georgia's recent Board of Education resolution constricting discussions of race (in response to Governor Brian Kemp's admonition against critical race theory) may be driven by a fundamental tenet of White supremacist culture - prioritize White people's feelings above all else.

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SVSU bans 'role playing' after events decried as racist - Vimarsana News

SVSU bans 'role playing' after events decried as racist

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BENNINGTON — In response to concerns over “curricular violence,” the superintendent of the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union has issued a directive that “role-playing” activities are not to be used in SVSU schools, effective immediately. The impetus for the change came after a meeting this week between Mia Schultz, the mother of three boys in the SVSU district and administrators including Superintendent James Culkeen, over a pair of worksheets that were used in a Global Issues class at Mount Anthony Union High Sc...