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Rochester's Reading Center has helped thousands learn to read and write (and even become authors) - Vimarsana News

Rochester's Reading Center has helped thousands learn to read and write (and even become authors)

Dyslexia was a major burden in Andy Wood’s life before receiving help at the Reading Center. His success story is shared by thousands of others who have sought its services since 1951.

Mayo Clinic donates $10 million to Rochester Public Schools, halting district plans for closures - Vimarsana News

Mayo Clinic donates $10 million to Rochester Public Schools, halting district plans for closures

Donation will help 'bridge' immediate funding gap, district still planning for 2024 referendum

Mayo Clinic gives $10M to Rochester Public Schools, averting immediate budget crisis - Vimarsana News

Mayo Clinic gives $10M to Rochester Public Schools, averting immediate budget crisis

Mayo Clinic chief communications officer Halena Gazelka referred to the donation as a “bridge” for the district to “achieve greater financial sustainability.”

Mayo Clinic donates $10 million to Rochester Public Schools, reversing the district's immediate fate - Vimarsana News

Mayo Clinic donates $10 million to Rochester Public Schools, reversing the district's immediate fate

Unlike the tumultuous season for Rochester Public Schools, Mayo Clinic made the donation in the wake of a season of success and growing influence.

Mayo Clinic donation of $10 million is changing Rochester school attendance plan - Vimarsana News

Mayo Clinic donation of $10 million is changing Rochester school attendance plan

'This investment from Mayo Clinic means RPS can avoid closing schools, raising class sizes, and cutting programs.'

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