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CASD looks to name District Annex for late historian Joan Bowen - Vimarsana News

CASD looks to name District Annex for late historian Joan Bowen

Joan Bowen started and ran the Chambersburg school district archives for 30-plus years, right up until her passing in November.

Incoming leadership at Scarsdale Adult School - Vimarsana News

Incoming leadership at Scarsdale Adult School

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Why it costs a fortune to get the best test for disabilities like ADHD, autism, dyslexia - Vimarsana News

Why it costs a fortune to get the best test for disabilities like ADHD, autism, dyslexia

Costly independent evaluations and long waits have come to play an outsize role in the diagnosis and treatment disabilities, from ADHD to dyslexia.

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Roy A. Rodgers, obituary - Vimarsana News

Roy A. Rodgers, obituary

Roy Alan Rodgers. BELFAST — Roy Alan Rodgers died unexpectedly on March 31 in Belfast. Born in Waterville, on November 1, 1953, he was the fifth of six children of Richard and Rosie Deering Rodgers. He grew up in Pittsfield, graduated from Maine Central Institute in 1972, and attended the University of Maine in Orono. In 1976, Roy married Portia Goltz. They “lived on the land,” in Monroe, Maine, where they built their home and began raising their two children, Cedar and Vanessa. Eventually Roy and Portia parted ways, and he and the children moved to Belfast seeking opportunities for his...

For schoolchildren struggling to read, COVID-19 has been a wrecking ball - Vimarsana News

For schoolchildren struggling to read, COVID-19 has been a wrecking ball

For schoolchildren struggling to read, COVID-19 has been a wrecking ball Kids in need of remedial support already were vulnerable before the pandemic. Now they’re facing educational ruin. By Sarah Carr Globe Staff,Updated January 19, 2021, 9:32 a.m. Email to a Friend with story ideas and tips. Maureen Ronayne thought 2020 would be the year when, at long last, her 10-year-old son Daniel would learn to read at grade level. She and her husband had spent six years fighting to get Daniel, who is dyslexic, the supports he needed from the Medford public schools. Those included a spot at the sc...