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Edwin Allen wins first gold at Gibson/McCook Relays - Vimarsana News

Edwin Allen wins first gold at Gibson/McCook Relays

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Edwin Allen High won their first gold medal at the 50th staging of the Gibson/McCook Relays after cruising to an unassailable victory in the Girls' 4x800m Open on Saturday. Edwin A...

As red states target Black history lessons, blue states embrace them - Vimarsana News

As red states target Black history lessons, blue states embrace them

Even as lessons on Black history draw complaints from Republican governors, who argue the instruction is ideological, several blue states are moving in the opposite direction -- mandating classes in African American, Latino and Puerto Rican studies -- and setting up a uniquely American division over how we teach our past.

To ease crowding, 351 students will move out of Stoneman Douglas - Vimarsana News

To ease crowding, 351 students will move out of Stoneman Douglas

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School isn’t Broward’s only overcrowded school, or even the most overcrowded. But it is the only one rezoned for the upcoming school year to move out hundreds of students.

As red states target Black history lessons, blue states embrace them - Vimarsana News

As red states target Black history lessons, blue states embrace them

Since 2019, at least four reliably Democratic states - Connecticut, Delaware, Maine and Rhode Island - have passed laws requiring instruction on Black history.

Seminole council seeks continued access for city youth to SYAA complex - Vimarsana News

Seminole council seeks continued access for city youth to SYAA complex

SEMINOLE — It’s looking like the Greater Seminole Recreation District is headed for the history books, but City Council is seeking a way to ensure continued local access to its