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Letter: EFAs help students come first in Iowa - Vimarsana News

Letter: EFAs help students come first in Iowa

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Iowa Department of Education announces opening of the Students First Education Savings Account application for 2024-25 school year - Vimarsana News

Iowa Department of Education announces opening of the Students First Education Savings Account application for 2024-25 school year

DES MOINES – The Iowa Department of Education has announced that the Students First Education Savings Account (ESA) program officially opens for applications for the 2024-25 school year.

Helpful resources for Tuesday's (April 23) primary election - Vimarsana News

Helpful resources for Tuesday's (April 23) primary election

Tuesday's primary election offers a chance to not only vote for president, but also some consequential local races - where the primary is often more important than the general election. The links below will help you get ready to cast your ballot. Pennsylvania is a closed primary - at least for no

Opinion: Community colleges in CT are being dismantled - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Community colleges in CT are being dismantled

Many of the resources that directly help CT community college students are being reduced or eliminated to fund large unnecessary bureaucracy.

Texas GOP primary results highlight school choice as a key issue after struggles to pass legislation - Vimarsana News

Texas GOP primary results highlight school choice as a key issue after struggles to pass legislation

Texas primary elections on Tuesday highlight school choice as a key issue after the Lone Star state struggled to pass legislation. American Federation For Children senior fellow Corey DeAngelis weigh in.