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"Commissioner Caban is truly one of New York's finest, a leader who understands the importance of both safety and justice." - Vimarsana News

"Commissioner Caban is truly one of New York's finest, a leader who understands the importance of both safety and justice."

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, in his appointment of acting police chief Edward Caban as the city’s first Hispanic police commissioner. Caban will step in following Keechant Sewell’s surprise resignation after 18 months on the job; Sewell, the first woman to lead the department, gave no reason for her resignation. (Reuters — July 17, 2023)

City parents track student progress in app - Vimarsana News

City parents track student progress in app

Baltimore City Public Schools will roll out a new technology tool to help parents keep track of student progress.

Source: wbaltv.com
Big learning gaps linger as education recovery stalls - Vimarsana News

Big learning gaps linger as education recovery stalls

National data from the 2022-2023 school year show serious and ongoing lags in student achievement in reading and math, indicating that academic recovery from COVID’s disruptions has stalled, according to

PBS Notices Massive COVID Learning Loss, Doesn't Notice Its Cause: Teachers Unions - Vimarsana News

PBS Notices Massive COVID Learning Loss, Doesn't Notice Its Cause: Teachers Unions

The media may occasionally observe the massive learning loss caused by shuttered schools during the COVID pandemic -- an unnecessary and harmful measure encouraged by left-wing teachers unions, which protested reopening schools, sometimes with disgusting anti-back-to-school protests, even after it was obvious that children were the group least affected by COVID and could safely return to school.

"How many more people must be diagnosed with cancer? How many more people, and specifically how many more children, must die?" - Vimarsana News

"How many more people must be diagnosed with cancer? How many more people, and specifically how many more children, must die?"

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, regarding the relocation of residents living near a contaminated Union Pacific railyard in Northeast Houston. The site has significantly higher than normal cancer rates for both adults and children. Turner says the city is still working out the details but that the process is estimated to cost at least $24 million and the removal will address 110 lots centered around the cancer cluster. (Houston Public Media — July 13, 2023)