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Cognizant Commits $5.3 Million in Philanthropic Support to Expand STEM Education and Access to Tech Careers - Vimarsana News

Cognizant Commits $5.3 Million in Philanthropic Support to Expand STEM Education and Access to Tech Careers

14 Organizations in the United States and Canada to BenefitTEANECK, N.J., Dec. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Cognizant (Nasdaq: CTSH) has announced $5.3...

Memorial Service Scheduled for Donald K. Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Memorial Service Scheduled for Donald K. Hamilton

A memorial service for Donald K. Hamilton, retired assistant dean of the Western Illinois University College of Education and Human Services, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 at the First Presbyterian Church in Macomb.

Source: wiu.edu
See final changes to the Indianapolis Public Schools Rebuilding Stronger plan - Vimarsana News

See final changes to the Indianapolis Public Schools Rebuilding Stronger plan

After significant pushback, Indianapolis Public Schools officials proposed leaving Center for Inquiry at School 2 open in a new draft of its Rebuilding Strong revitalization plan.

IPS hopes to ask voters for $810 million in new tax revenues next year - Vimarsana News

IPS hopes to ask voters for $810 million in new tax revenues next year

Indianapolis school officials want to fund the Rebuilding Stronger plan with an increase in property taxes they hope voters approve next year. 

Restore admissions screens for preteens - Vimarsana News

Restore admissions screens for preteens

Over the past three years, public schools in District 2, the Manhattan district where my children attend, have lost more than a quarter of their students. Some of this is no doubt due to the pandemic and flight from the city in general. Less obvious to those without students in the system is a momentous change in middle schools railroaded through by ex-Mayor Bill de Blasio using the pandemic as a pretext.