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CATA becomes ride provider for Lansing School District high schoolers - Vimarsana News

CATA becomes ride provider for Lansing School District high schoolers

Starting this school year, Lansing School District is dropping school bus routes for high schoolers who now can receive CATA passes for school rides.

Lansing schools celebrate graduating class of Latino students in special ceremony - Vimarsana News

Lansing schools celebrate graduating class of Latino students in special ceremony

Lansing Public Schools celebrated the graduation of the district's Latino students this week in its first in-person ceremony since the coronavirus pandemic began. The celebration honors a milestone that didn’t always come easy for the area’s Latino youth.

Source: wkar.org
ESL teachers in Lansing help Afghan refugees acclimate to a new way of life - Vimarsana News

ESL teachers in Lansing help Afghan refugees acclimate to a new way of life

About 90 children and young adults have enrolled in the Lansing School District after fleeing Afghanistan following last summer’s Taliban takeover.

Source: wkar.org
Lansing School District helps bilingual students adapt - Vimarsana News

Lansing School District helps bilingual students adapt

"When you really want to say something, you have to think first and you have to be like: If I say this, will it be correct? Will people be nice to me?" Non-native English speakers share their experiences.

Lansing principal crowdfunding mother's $200K brain surgery at U of M - Vimarsana News

Lansing principal crowdfunding mother's $200K brain surgery at U of M

That's what Ariel Rodriguez-Pena's mother, Miriam Pena-Osorio, used to tell him growing up  in Cuba. Now, he's hoping the world hears that advice. Rodriguez-Pena is raising $100,000 for his mother, who lives in Cuba, to have a brain tumor removed at University of Michigan hospital. That's on top of the $100,000 he's already raised himself — part of applying for his mother's humanitarian parole, which required him to prove he can support her treatment. "She has been bound to a wheelchair since the end of November," said Rodriguez-Pena, the principal at Lansing's Gardner International...