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South Carolina: Teacher assistant, child killed in crash - Vimarsana News

South Carolina: Teacher assistant, child killed in crash

A teaching assistant and her young child were among three killed in a crash Tuesday in South Carolina.

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South Carolina: Community remembers teacher killed in crash - Vimarsana News

South Carolina: Community remembers teacher killed in crash

A South Carolina community is mourning the loss of a teaching assistant and her daughter as investigators try to determine what happened in the crash that killed them.

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FOXNEWS Hannity March 31, 2022 01:54:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Hannity March 31, 2022 01:54:00

Computers and if they want to let kids opt in on these topics, how about they do that after school and the parents can enroll them for extracurricular sex education classes? >> do you know what's interesting, sean? they agree with this deal. three kids, there's no reason to talk about sexuality in the school with kindergarten, first grader, second graders, or third graders. it's nonsensical. ron desantis is right, the governor of florida, and so are the legislatures who passed this bill. by the way, for generations, they have said at disney, ladies and gentlemen, boys & girls club. they haven'...

Four candidates seek two seats on Camdenton Board of Education - Vimarsana News

Four candidates seek two seats on Camdenton Board of Education

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A bright idea from a Stearns 4th grader turned a corner of her school into a new lending library - Vimarsana News

A bright idea from a Stearns 4th grader turned a corner of her school into a new lending library

In an essay last year, Stearns fourth-grader Addison LaFerriere proposed a place for students and neighbors to share their favorite books. A year later, LaFerriere's lending library is a reality