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Cool School: Mariachi band, dual-immersion emphasizes culture at Utah school - Vimarsana News

Cool School: Mariachi band, dual-immersion emphasizes culture at Utah school

It's not often you witness elementary-aged students dressed in traditional outfits and playing mariachi music but that's exactly why Esperanza Elementary is FOX 13's Cool School of the Week.

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Westlake Neighborhood Downtown LA Wants to Slow Down the Mayfair Hotel Homeless Housing Conversion

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Community helps West Valley elementary school recoup after burglary - Vimarsana News

Community helps West Valley elementary school recoup after burglary

Esperanza Elementary School in West Valley City was burglarized earlier this month. Now the school is well on its way to recouping $12,000 in losses thanks to an outpouring of community support.

Source: ksl.com
How has the community helped elementary school recoup after burglary? - Vimarsana News

How has the community helped elementary school recoup after burglary?

A recently burglarized elementary school is well on its way to recouping $12,000 in losses thanks to an outpouring of support from the community.

Esperanza Elementary school burglarized; police looking for suspects - Vimarsana News

Esperanza Elementary school burglarized; police looking for suspects

Esperanza Elementary, a dual immersion elementary school in West Valley City, is asking for the community's help in identifying who broke into the school, vandalized the building and stole precious items.\u00a0

Source: ksl.com