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Fort Wayne students celebrate future careers at Signing Day: 'We're being drafted' - Vimarsana News

Fort Wayne students celebrate future careers at Signing Day: 'We're being drafted'

Like other Fort Wayne Community Schools parents, Stephanie Britten couldn’t leave a north side event center Tuesday without snapping a few photographs of her high schooler.

Newark Public School Awards $12M for New AI Camera System Aimed at School Safety - Vimarsana News

Newark Public School Awards $12M for New AI Camera System Aimed at School Safety

More than 7,000 cameras equipped with artificial intelligence capabilities will be installed in Newark schools, under a $12 million contract approved Thursday by the Newark Board of Education. District officials say the high-tech surveillance system is meant to make schools safer, but security experts warn that systems with such capabilities could result in an invasion […]

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Education Notebook: Trine University students create reading tool - Vimarsana News

Education Notebook: Trine University students create reading tool

Kindergartners at a Steuben County school have a new tool to help them learn to read.

2024 Arkansas Times Academic All-Stars team - Vimarsana News

2024 Arkansas Times Academic All-Stars team

This year marks the 30th roster of Arkansas Times Academic All-Stars: 20 exceptional students chosen from a pool of applicants from across the state, each nominated by their high school counselor or principal.

Mark Franke: The nostalgia of consolidated high schools - Vimarsana News

Mark Franke: The nostalgia of consolidated high schools

George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984” was quite popular during my high school days. My buddies and I viewed it more as parody than as warning. We were introduced to several