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Top Montana election races set as candidate filing period closes - Vimarsana News

Top Montana election races set as candidate filing period closes

After an often-wild two-month filing period, we now have a clear picture of which major-party candidates will be running in Montana’s 2024 elections.

Source: ktvh.com
5 San Mateo County middle schools listed as distinguished - Vimarsana News

5 San Mateo County middle schools listed as distinguished

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond announced 293 middle schools and high schools have been selected for the prestigious 2024 California Distinguished Schools Program — including five in San

Cade Brumley hires special master to monitor EBR special ed | Education - Vimarsana News

Cade Brumley hires special master to monitor EBR special ed | Education

State Superintendent of Education Cade Brumley has hired a “special master” to ride herd over the East Baton Rouge Parish’s special education division after receiving a series of detailed complaints

IDPH: School nurses can administer naloxone, other opioid antagonists - Vimarsana News

IDPH: School nurses can administer naloxone, other opioid antagonists

SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has issued an updated standing order allowing schools to keep a supply of medications like naloxone on hand, and also permitting

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National - KSYL-AM

ABC NewsSome teachers in Oklahoma say they are afraid to teach a book that is the foundation of "Killers of the Flower Moon," one the most talked about films of the year.Nominated for 10 Oscars, the movie depicts the true story of white settlers who systematically murdered wealthy members of the Osage tribe in Oklahoma in the 1920s. The Native Americans became rich after oil was discovered on their land.In northern Oklahoma, just minutes from the Osage Nation, high school English teacher Debra Thoreson says because of new laws in the state she is too nervous to teach the popular book...

Source: ksyl.com