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Schools 101: Southwest Allen, Warsaw programs creates district advocates - Vimarsana News

Schools 101: Southwest Allen, Warsaw programs creates district advocates

Southwest Allen County Schools parents ask Erin Nash questions about topics such as elearning and snow days as if she’s a district expert.

Warsaw Schools Introduces Tiger Ambassador Program - Times-Union Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Warsaw Schools Introduces Tiger Ambassador Program - Times-Union Newspaper

Warsaw Community Schools recently introduced a Tiger Ambassador Program. Each school principal reached out to invite a community member. The first meeting was

CNN The Wonder List With Bill Weir March 23, 2015 02:15:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN The Wonder List With Bill Weir March 23, 2015 02:15:00

From the people who are throwing stones at him. and in that, you know, the animal is so huge, human things are so small, and this man looks quite frail. >> right. >> and even if the animal did not mean to kill him, the way he picked him up, it just takes a second for the neck to snap. >> complete accident. it wasn't a blood thirst. >> no, not at all. it is absolutely wrong to say that the animal was man-eater or these kind of animals need to be put down. >> to spread that message, they hire local guys to be tiger ambassadors who then try to convince their neighbors that if cooler heads prevail...

CNN The Wonder List With Bill Weir March 23, 2015 05:15:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN The Wonder List With Bill Weir March 23, 2015 05:15:00

He's just trying to get away from the people who are throwing stones at him. and in that, you know, the animal is so huge, human things are so small, and this man looks quite frail. >> right. >> and even if the animal did not mean to kill him, the way he picked him up, it just takes a second for the neck to snap. >> complete accident. it wasn't a blood thirst. >> no, not at all. it is absolutely wrong to say that the animal was man-eater or these kind of animals need to be put down. >> to spread that message, they hire local guys to be tiger ambassadors who then try to convince their neighbors...