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Rhode Island Foundation and RIDE Announce Bilingual/Dual Language Program Planning Grants to Four RI School Districts News Provided By Share This Article PROVIDENCE, RI – Governor Dan McKee, Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green, and Rhode Island Foundation President and CEO Neil D. Steinberg today announced that the Rhode Island Foundation has awarded planning grants to Central Falls School District, Providence Public School District, Westerly Public Schools, and Woonsocket Education Department to expand bilingual and dual language programs in Rhode Island. “Our students can re...

Genesis Garden continues to expand By Steven Barnum, Correspondent MACOMB — Genesis Garden has been active in tackling healthy food scarcity in the McDonough County region for many years, but they’ve scaled up their efforts significantly since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The non-profit organization offers the public a variety of different programs, all of which are in the midst of expansion, according to Genesis Garden Executive Director John Curtis. He said that the organization plans to renew Kids Cook, a summer curriculum that teaches kids how to cook from home. They provid...

District preaches patience as Cohasset elementary schools return full time Wicked Local Students at Cohasset’s Deer Hill and Osgood Schools were back in the classroom full-time on Monday for the first time this year, after the district decided to follow Gov. Baker’s recommendations on a return to in-person learning. The decision for a March 1 return date was met with near-universal approval within town, according to Superintendent Patrick Sullivan. “We sent out a survey to our elementary families regarding a return to in-person,” Sullivan said. “Overwhelmingly, the percentage of fo...

Hundreds of west central Minnesota school employees have been vaccinated in the past month School districts in the area have had students in their buildings most of the school year, and many employees have been vaccinated in the past month. School leaders say the vaccine has eased people's minds and should help keep kids in schools. 5:11 pm, Mar. 5, 2021 × The Kandiyohi County Public Health Department administered 300 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to individuals 65 and older during a recent clinic. Carolyn Lange / West Central Tribune Hundreds of school employe...

Comments on Facebook stated that "if (schools) don't open soon, it will be time for physical violence" against those keeping the schools closed.