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Deep River & Pembroke schools expand French Immersion Programs, welcoming local families - Vimarsana News

Deep River & Pembroke schools expand French Immersion Programs, welcoming local families

Fantastic news for families in Deep River and Pembroke! Beginning in September 2024, both Mackenzie Community ...

Years after Corpus Christi ISD ends dual language program, other districts take it on - Vimarsana News

Years after Corpus Christi ISD ends dual language program, other districts take it on

Across the Coastal Bend, some school districts have introduced dual language, while others opt for transitional programs.

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The Sci-Files – 2/25/2024 – Kiyotaka Suga – The Roles of Speaking and Writing Practice in Second Language Grammar Learning - Vimarsana News

The Sci-Files – 2/25/2024 – Kiyotaka Suga – The Roles of Speaking and Writing Practice in Second Language Grammar Learning

On this week’s episode of The Sci-Files, your hosts Mari and Dimitri interview Kiyotaka Suga, a PhD candidate in Second Language Studies. One of the engaging questions for second language...

Cuyamaca College, Mountain Empire District to Expand Classes Offered in Back Country - Vimarsana News

Cuyamaca College, Mountain Empire District to Expand Classes Offered in Back Country

Cuyamaca College is expanding a six-year partnership with Mountain Empire Unified School District to offer classes to residents of the back country.

Former students allege human labor trafficking at Olivet University in Anza - Vimarsana News

Former students allege human labor trafficking at Olivet University in Anza

The four former students came from Spain, Venezuela and India to attend the Christian college on full scholarships, but claim they were exploited for free labor.