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Toronto & York Region Labour Council: No More Cuts – Fund - Vimarsana News

Toronto & York Region Labour Council: No More Cuts – Fund

TORONTO, March 27, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The release of the Province’s recent budget shows the continued under-funding of publicly-funded education...

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Enriching school curricula with multi-cultural narratives inspire curiosity to help learners acquire transferable skills - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Enriching school curricula with multi-cultural narratives inspire curiosity to help learners acquire transferable skills

Enriching school curricula with multi-cultural narratives inspire curiosity to help learners acquire transferable skills

Cisco Talos Claims Ransomware Is 2024's Biggest Security Threat—Schools Now on Target List - Vimarsana News

Cisco Talos Claims Ransomware Is 2024's Biggest Security Threat—Schools Now on Target List

Ransomware slightly declined in numbers in 2023, but a Q4 report suggests it's gaining momentum to get back to the top. All eyes on the education sector as the biggest target of the hackers.

Education Trends To Watch In 2024 - Vimarsana News

Education Trends To Watch In 2024

These are not the flash in the pan stories, but enduring and serious topics that will shape schooling in America for this year, and potentially beyond.

Source: forbes.com
Santa Rosa police return to high schools to quell violence, at least temporarily - Vimarsana News

Santa Rosa police return to high schools to quell violence, at least temporarily

A group of Santa Rosa parents, students and teachers are calling for better security evidenced by a rally outside Montgomery High School, where people carried signs that read “Help" and “Safe Schools Now."

Source: ktvu.com