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Buffalo Schools music teachers roiled by cuts - Vimarsana News

Buffalo Schools music teachers roiled by cuts

Several music teachers spoke in front of the Buffalo School Board Wednesday night to voice their displeasure at anticipated cuts and that music programs are in jeopardy each year in

Cabell schools announce teacher, service personnel of the year finalists - Vimarsana News

Cabell schools announce teacher, service personnel of the year finalists

HUNTINGTON — Cabell County Schools announced the top five finalists for teacher and service personnel of the year on its Facebook page last week.

Madison school referendums get mixed opinions from public - Vimarsana News

Madison school referendums get mixed opinions from public

Some residents show support for funding operational costs and smaller building renovations. But district administrators said others are unsure about the feasibility and cost of a 20-year referendum.

Wilson named Garrison-Pilcher Elementary School's Teacher of the Year | Local News - Vimarsana News

Wilson named Garrison-Pilcher Elementary School's Teacher of the Year | Local News

THOMASVILLE- Rosalie Wilson has been honored as Garrison-Pilcher Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year for the academic year 2024 – 2025. This prestigious recognition underscores Wilson’s exceptional dedication and contributions

First Resource Center completes goals for new $1.7 million facility - Vimarsana News

First Resource Center completes goals for new $1.7 million facility

The First Resource Center recently achieved two goals toward constructing a new $1.7 million site to replace its current condemned building near downtown. FRC purchased a new 3.5 acre site