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Summer School Priority: Help Students Rebound From Historically Bad Math Scores - Vimarsana News

Summer School Priority: Help Students Rebound From Historically Bad Math Scores

School districts around the country, reeling from dramatic drops in fourth- and eighth-grade math scores on the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress, hope to recoup at least some of what’s been lost through summer programs. Flush with federal dollars, new and robust offerings have been open to a wide swath of students starting in […]

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Central Florida etc. listings: June 2-8 - Vimarsana News

Central Florida etc. listings: June 2-8

Calendar's Etc. listings for the week of June 2-8 include the Central Florida Orchid Society's annual show and sale in Orlando and a Family Arty Party at the Art & History Museums in Maitland.

Registration open for Fort Hays State summer science camps - Vimarsana News

Registration open for Fort Hays State summer science camps

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Kiski Area's new curriculum director eager to help students 'reach their full potential' - Vimarsana News

Kiski Area's new curriculum director eager to help students 'reach their full potential'

A new curriculum-related position with a federal focus has been added to the lineup of administrative jobs in Kiski Area School District. Emily Mather is the new director of curriculum and instruction and the director of federal programs. Her annual salary is $110,000. Mather began the new job July 1.

Canada's Toronto Film School, Yorkville University comes to Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Canada's Toronto Film School, Yorkville University comes to Nigeria

Toronto Film School at Yorkville University, New Brunswick welcomes international students from around the world. In fact, students from more than 35 countries have graduated from Yorkville University. Toronto Film School offers on-campus diploma programs, designed to fast track you for a career in entertainment, design, or video games. | Pulse Nigeria

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