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Ready for roof work: Marietta BOE accepts bid for $908K project | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Ready for roof work: Marietta BOE accepts bid for $908K project | News, Sports, Jobs

Marietta City Schools accepted a bid from Saup/Hartley Roofing totaling $908,001 for the district-wide roofing project during a Tuesday afternoon special sessio

The Virginia couple behind Restore TFC can help you navigate the foster system - Vimarsana News

The Virginia couple behind Restore TFC can help you navigate the foster system

Foster Care Month may have just ended, but the work to find loving foster and adoptive parents for children in Virginia's foster care system continues.

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School officials testify at start of Wyoming Education Association case - Vimarsana News

School officials testify at start of Wyoming Education Association case

CHEYENNE — Testimony from employees of Wyoming’s largest K-12 school district this week highlighted where they say gaps in state funding have disrupted education services.

Pasco schools to offer online program statewide - Vimarsana News

Pasco schools to offer online program statewide

(The Center Square) - Students across Washington state will have the opportunity to attend Pasco School District next year without leaving their homes, thanks to a recent expansion of an online learning program.

School board considers further increasing fees, more cuts to eliminate $6M budget deficit - Vimarsana News

School board considers further increasing fees, more cuts to eliminate $6M budget deficit

The Frederick County Board of Education is considering another round of changes to the Frederick County Public Schools budget that could eliminate the remaining $6 million deficit for fiscal year