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California primary live updates: Tulare County 2022 election results - Vimarsana News

California primary live updates: Tulare County 2022 election results

Live coverage as Tulare County voters take part in the 2022 California primary election. Follow here throughout the day for the latest results.

Abuser jailed after hitting woman so hard she lost her child - Vimarsana News

Abuser jailed after hitting woman so hard she lost her child

JUNIOR Kenyon, 29, has been jailed after he went round to his ex-partner's home and attacked her, causing her to suffer a miscarriage.

Young Tipperary man with autism has published his first comic book - Vimarsana News

Young Tipperary man with autism has published his first comic book

A young Tipperary man with autism has published his first comic book. Michael Maher is 21 years old and he joined St Cronan’s in 2021 after leaving Ours Lady’s Secondary School Templemore. Earlier this month he published the comic he has called ‘Evan’s Story Starts Here.’ Michael says he has always enjoyed drawing and creating […]

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Some NC students lost more than a year's math progress during the pandemic, study says - Vimarsana News

Some NC students lost more than a year's math progress during the pandemic, study says

A new analysis of North Carolina test scores shows middle school students lost more than a year’s worth of ground in math during the pandemic.

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Report: Some NC students are more than a year behind due to pandemic learning loss - Vimarsana News

Report: Some NC students are more than a year behind due to pandemic learning loss

Many North Carolina students are months and in some cases more than a year behind where they should be academically in reading and math as a result of learning loss during the pandemic. A new report released Wednesday by the state Department of Public Instruction shows that elementary and middle school students ended last school year 2.25 months to 7.75 months behind how they should have been ...