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Scholarship fund for Latinas honors legacy of Pacheco Elementary counselor - Vimarsana News

Scholarship fund for Latinas honors legacy of Pacheco Elementary counselor

The Karla Robles Latina Legacy Fund was created to support high school Latinas enrolled in the San Luis Coastal Unified School District.

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'Anomalous feature' discovered under Paso Robles school. What happens to renovation plan? - Vimarsana News

'Anomalous feature' discovered under Paso Robles school. What happens to renovation plan?

A geologic survey has found an issue that will likely delay work — and plans for two schools to swap campuses.

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SLO High senior accepted to 20 universities - Vimarsana News

SLO High senior accepted to 20 universities

A local high school senior has been accepted to some the United States’s top universities, both on the East and West Coasts.

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KSBY highlights bilingual learning, reading in final day of book campaign - Vimarsana News

KSBY highlights bilingual learning, reading in final day of book campaign

As we wrap up this year’s ‘’If You Give a Child a Book’ campaign, we draw attention to the increased demand for dual immersion programs in local schools, from both native English and Spanish speakers.

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Peaks for PEAK fundraiser: Hike you would take anyway can fund extracurricular scholarships for kids - Vimarsana News

Peaks for PEAK fundraiser: Hike you would take anyway can fund extracurricular scholarships for kids

As Lindsey Haring signed her kids up for the SLO Youth Baseball league this February, all she could think about was how desperately they needed to get outside and see their friends. After nearly a year of being holed up at home together amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Haring's children—second and fourth graders at C. L. Smith Elementary School—returned to their classrooms this month for limited in-person instruction. Haring said she could see the difference in her second grader almost immediately. Virtual learning isn't easy for younger kids, she said, and his whole attitude brightened ...