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Dr. Sydney Cousin, who served 25 years with Howard County schools including eight as superintendent, dies - Vimarsana News

Dr. Sydney Cousin, who served 25 years with Howard County schools including eight as superintendent, dies

Dr. Sydney Cousin, who served 25 years with Howard County public schools, including a stint as superintendent, dies.

University recognizes first-generation accomplishments with week-long celebration - Vimarsana News

University recognizes first-generation accomplishments with week-long celebration

The university hosted a week-long celebration of its first-generation students last week, recognizing their resilience and success.

Source: uatrav.com
LAUSD Board District 2: An Interview With Candidate María Brenes - Vimarsana News

LAUSD Board District 2: An Interview With Candidate María Brenes

María Brenes, a policy deputy to current board member Jackie Goldberg, is running for the open seat in Board District 2. Her opponent is Rocío Rivas.

Source: laist.com
Annual Black Student Welcome offers kinship, encouragement to Black students - Vimarsana News

Annual Black Student Welcome offers kinship, encouragement to Black students

The annual Black Student Welcome aims to provide a sense of community and resources for Black UA students.

Source: uatrav.com
Howard County schools close to filling all teacher vacancies ahead of new school year - Vimarsana News

Howard County schools close to filling all teacher vacancies ahead of new school year

With more than 200 staff members who retired at the end of June, statewide teacher vacancies and the lingering effects of the pandemic, HCPSS is working to ensure that staff shortages are addressed ahead of the start of classes on Aug. 29.