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Read 2 Succed: Sternberger Elementary School! - Vimarsana News

Read 2 Succed: Sternberger Elementary School!

The Read 2 Succeed crew made their last stop of the semester at Sternberger Elementary School to share the excitement of reading!

New Schools will Stimulate $810 million in Economic Output in Guilford County - Vimarsana News

New Schools will Stimulate $810 million in Economic Output in Guilford County

New Schools will Stimulate $810 million in Economic Output in Guilford County

North Carolina: $75K donated to fund students' swim lessons - Vimarsana News

North Carolina: $75K donated to fund students' swim lessons

'It's a program that just continues to give': Honoring swim instructor's legacy

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Former Guilford County Schools worker facing child sex charges - Vimarsana News

Former Guilford County Schools worker facing child sex charges

The former staff member at Sternberger Elementary was arrested in a criminal investigation from another county.

Triad Students Reflect On A Year Of Remote Learning - Vimarsana News

Triad Students Reflect On A Year Of Remote Learning

Triad Students Reflect On A Year Of Remote Learning by David Ford 7:00am Mar 15, 2021 Whitaker Elementary School second grader Carter Shay busy at work during his remote learning unit. Shay's spent most of the school year studying from home due to the pandemic. Photograph courtesy of Michael Shay.   Update your browser or Flash plugin One year ago, schools all across North Carolina began shutting their doors and pivoting to remote learning to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Over the next twelve months, Zoom and Canvas became household words as students attempted ...

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