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No Means No! Students Speak Out on Sexual Assault at RFA Protest - Vimarsana News

No Means No! Students Speak Out on Sexual Assault at RFA Protest

No means no! Fed up students are standing up and speaking out on sexual assault at Rome Free Academy.

First day back to school for some students - Vimarsana News

First day back to school for some students

First day back to school for some students Starting today, some local schools are allowing students to come back to the classroom. Posted: Apr 12, 2021 6:28 PM Posted By: Violet Scibior Monday, April 12th, some local schools reopened to students. Whether they were hybrid or fully remote, now some schools are allowing all students back to the classroom. We spoke with the Rome and Utica School District Superintendents. Rome Free Academy had hybrid learning, but now students can go back full time. It was a busy day as schools prepared for all of the students coming back to in person learning....

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Rome City School District delays return to in-school learning - Vimarsana News

Rome City School District delays return to in-school learning

The Rome School District is taking an extra week before bringing the students back to in-school learning. Posted: Jan 19, 2021 5:41 PM Updated: Jan 19, 2021 5:53 PM Posted By: Kirk Tupaj ROME, N.Y. -- The Rome City School District falls within the State of New York’s Yellow Zone. That means 20% of students and staff have to be tested for COVID-19 before opening the schools. The district plans to open multiple testing sites, along with a centralized evening location at Strough Middle School. Rome Superintendent of Schools Peter Blake is hopeful the schools will remain open. "People want a ...

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