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Michigan four-year high school graduation rates down, mirror national trend - Vimarsana News

Michigan four-year high school graduation rates down, mirror national trend

Michigan’s four-year high school graduation rates dipped last school year. That's according to the Michigan Center for Educational Performance and Information.

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Fairfield superintendent welcomed - Vimarsana News

Fairfield superintendent welcomed

At left, new Fairfield Area School District Superintendent Thomas Haupt, left, converses during a meet-and-greet event Wednesday at the Fairfield Fire and Emergency Medical Services hall. The event was aimed

Outbursts, protest mark standing-room-only District 11 board meeting - Vimarsana News

Outbursts, protest mark standing-room-only District 11 board meeting

Emotions ran high Wednesday evening during the Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Education meeting as attendees spoke passionately about equity, transgender rights, the public behavior of two board

Outbursts, protest mark standing-room-only District 11 school board meeting - Vimarsana News

Outbursts, protest mark standing-room-only District 11 school board meeting

Emotions ran high Wednesday evening during the Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Education meeting as attendees spoke passionately about equity, transgender rights, the public behavior of two board

Colorado Springs District 11 students to protest ahead of board meeting - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs District 11 students to protest ahead of board meeting

A group of Colorado Springs School District 11 students on Wednesday will hold a demonstration outside the district’s administration building, according to a news release from the advocacy group Neighbors