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Brockton Public Schools cutting 130 union jobs as it faces $18M deficit - Vimarsana News

Brockton Public Schools cutting 130 union jobs as it faces $18M deficit

Student enrollment also played a role in laying off teachers, the superintendent said. There has been a drop in enrollment since the start of the pandemic.

State agency comes through with $40M for new Amherst elementary school - Vimarsana News

State agency comes through with $40M for new Amherst elementary school

AMHERST — In advance of voters deciding whether to authorize the town to move forward with a new elementary school to replace the existing Fort River and Wildwood schools, the Massachusetts School Building Authority is giving its final approval for...

School Board approves district budget - Vimarsana News

School Board approves district budget

The Ketchikan School Board on Wednesday unanimously approved a $40.1 million budget for the upcoming school year, sending it to the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly for final approval.

As book bans jump nationally, Pioneer Valley librarians work to address parents' concerns - Vimarsana News

As book bans jump nationally, Pioneer Valley librarians work to address parents' concerns

Despite a nationwide rise on book challenges, most school districts, public libraries, colleges and universities in the region have not seen many challenges. But librarians have things to say about the issue.

Sweet Home School District experiencing enrollment growth - Vimarsana News

Sweet Home School District experiencing enrollment growth

The Sweet Home School District in Amherst and a portion of Tonawanda are experiencing enrollment growth across all six of its schools.

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