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$61 million in donations help complete Sun-Times sale to WBEZ parent - Vimarsana News

$61 million in donations help complete Sun-Times sale to WBEZ parent

Executives said the philanthropy is pledged over five years to help the paper improve its journalism, expand digitally and continue the print edition.

K-12 education panel to lawmakers: Increase annual spending to $527 million, not $300 million - Vimarsana News

K-12 education panel to lawmakers: Increase annual spending to $527 million, not $300 million

The Illinois State Board of Education Professional Review Panel is sending findings to state legislators that include increasing the additional amount of school funding each year, among others.

Proposals Increase School Funding in Illinois - Vimarsana News

Proposals Increase School Funding in Illinois

The Illinois State Board of Education Professional Review Panel is sending findings to state legislators that ...

K-12 education panel to lawmakers: Increase annual spending to $527 million, not $300 million - Vimarsana News

K-12 education panel to lawmakers: Increase annual spending to $527 million, not $300 million

(The Center Square) – The Illinois State Board of Education Professional Review Panel is sending findings to state legislators that include increasing the additional amount of school funding each year, among others. One...

Arizona Gov. Ducey orders study to assess learning loss during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Arizona Gov. Ducey orders study to assess learning loss during pandemic

Arizona Gov. Ducey orders study to assess learning loss during pandemic by Cole Lauterbach, The Center Square  | February 18, 2021 01:00 PM Print this article In tandem with signing a bill that suspends the state’s letter-grading system for the current school year, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey ordered a study on how far behind the state’s students fell because of virtual learning. Ducey said the order is aimed at getting students and families the support they need. “This will ensure we continue to have accountability in our education system, so parents ca...