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Top stories this week police staffing, community outrage, school threats - Vimarsana News

Top stories this week police staffing, community outrage, school threats

This week's top stories are local NFL legends, Superbowl actor, and jail history

Newton selects Natick's Anna Nolin as superintendent - Vimarsana News

Newton selects Natick's Anna Nolin as superintendent

Anna Nolin was named permanent superintendent in Natick in January 2019, after almost a year serving as interim upon Peter Sanchioni's resignation.

New Bedford's Anderson loses pick for Newton superintendent - Vimarsana News

New Bedford's Anderson loses pick for Newton superintendent

New Bedford School Superintendent Thomas Anderson was not selected to be the next head of Newton schools.

Trees Honoring Late Teacher Cut Down at Natick School: 'Why Would Anyone Do This?' – NECN - Vimarsana News

Trees Honoring Late Teacher Cut Down at Natick School: 'Why Would Anyone Do This?' – NECN

Students, parents and school officials in Natick, Massachusetts, are upset after someone cut down trees that were planted one by one as a memorial to honor a...

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Local superintendents, union presidents urge Baker to reclassify educators for COVID-19 vaccinations - Vimarsana News

Local superintendents, union presidents urge Baker to reclassify educators for COVID-19 vaccinations

Local superintendents, union presidents urge Baker to reclassify educators for COVID-19 vaccinations Local superintendents and union presidents are urging Gov. Charlie Baker to reclassify educators and make them eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations during the earlier part of Phase Two. In a letter to the governor dated Monday, the Tri-County Superintendents' Roundtable, a professional association comprised of school districts and special education collaboratives, outlined the basis of their request, noting that the state is encouraging more in-person learning and that vaccinations would...