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Superintendent Explains CTE Grants, Summer Projects - Vimarsana News

Superintendent Explains CTE Grants, Summer Projects

Superintendent Explains CTE Grants, Summer Projects

School District Provides Summer Programming Updates - Vimarsana News

School District Provides Summer Programming Updates

School District Provides Summer Programming Updates

Jamestown Student Shares Experience Serving as Senate Page - Vimarsana News

Jamestown Student Shares Experience Serving as Senate Page

Jamestown Student Shares Experience Serving as Senate Page

Educating Through COVID: From a New Rhode Island Law That Would Require Measuring Learning Loss to Chicago Confronting Low Student Vaccination Rates, 9 Ways States Are Confronting the Crisis - Vimarsana News

Educating Through COVID: From a New Rhode Island Law That Would Require Measuring Learning Loss to Chicago Confronting Low Student Vaccination Rates, 9 Ways States Are Confronting the Crisis

Last week, the Collaborative for Student Success released K-12 recovery briefs detailing state visions and strategies for spending federal COVID-19 relief aid in North Dakota, Kentucky, Arizona, and Tennessee. The deep dives feature insight and input directly from state education agencies and superintendents around how the state has incentivized and encouraged districts and schools to […]

Local legislators say investments with Russian ties are troubling - Vimarsana News

Local legislators say investments with Russian ties are troubling

North Dakota investments with Russian entity exposure include $8.5 million from the Legacy Fund, $5.1 million from the state’s pension pool and $2.3 million from the insurance pool – a total of $15.9 million or less than one-tenth of 1% of the $19.3 billion in total assets under management, according to the office of Gov. Doug Burgum. The North Dakota Board of University and School Lands (Land Board) has about $28.8 million invested in Russian-based companies.