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North Attleboro Middle School names new principal - Vimarsana News

North Attleboro Middle School names new principal

NORTH ATTLEBORO — Rebecca Paulhus, a North Attleboro native who began her teaching career in town, has been named principal of North Attleboro Middle School.

'It's like doing homework before class' | DeKalb County Schools creates district 'villages' to support families before first day - Vimarsana News

'It's like doing homework before class' | DeKalb County Schools creates district 'villages' to support families before first day

There is a comprehensive parent checklist to help families prepare for the first day.

Poway Unified to say good-bye to 14 retiring teachers - Vimarsana News

Poway Unified to say good-bye to 14 retiring teachers

It's not only graduates who are bidding farewell to their Poway Unified campus.

Leaders look ahead to school after pandemic struggles - Vimarsana News

Leaders look ahead to school after pandemic struggles

'I can see on our students' faces, they're exhausted' | Local school leaders discuss challenges ahead for staff, students amid pandemic learning Though students and staff alike adapted amid COVID-19, emotional trauma poses a challenge to academic success. Here's what local school leaders are planning to help. Author: Jeff Smith Updated: 8:46 PM EDT May 6, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — This year has been stressful for students and staff in our local schools. The pandemic showed us that no two weeks would be the same.  And unfortunately, some believe the year ahead may...

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Cash-Free Grocery Store at School Takes Payment in Points and Good Deeds - Vimarsana News

Cash-Free Grocery Store at School Takes Payment in Points and Good Deeds

"The students walk around with a shopping cart like a regular store," Hughes said. "They collect what their family needs, not that they just get what we give them." The seed money to open the store came from a grant from Texas Health Resources, which identified Sanger as a food-insecure area. Instead of paying for groceries, students are given points each week. They can get bonus points through good deeds, such as helping another student. "You do a good deed, and you get something in return," Preston Westbrook said. Westbrook is an 11th-grader who serves as the store's assistant manager. "It...

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