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Grant to fund new family liaison positions in Warrenton schools - Vimarsana News

Grant to fund new family liaison positions in Warrenton schools

Goal is to prevent students from falling through the cracks

Absentee Rates High as Oregon Districts Try to Normalize Attending School Daily - Vimarsana News

Absentee Rates High as Oregon Districts Try to Normalize Attending School Daily

Oregon students appear to be making some progress, but state and local education leaders are concerned about high absentee rates amid new data showing a sharp decline in regular school attendance among Oregon students since the pandemic. The number of Oregon kids regularly attending school last year dropped by nearly 20 percentage points from pre-pandemic […]

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Bigfoot 200 champ is ready to tackle Western Canada's first 200-miler - Vimarsana News

Bigfoot 200 champ is ready to tackle Western Canada's first 200-miler

Thewes will be lining up in the Canadian rockies to begin The Divide 200 on Sept. 12

Earthquake safety of schools on ballot on Washington coast Feb. 8, possibly statewide in November - Vimarsana News

Earthquake safety of schools on ballot on Washington coast Feb. 8, possibly statewide in November

The January 15 volcanic eruption near Tonga was a stark reminder of the threats posed by tsunamis.

Earthquake safety of schools on ballot on Washington coast Feb. 8, possibly statewide in November - Vimarsana News

Earthquake safety of schools on ballot on Washington coast Feb. 8, possibly statewide in November

The January 15 volcanic eruption near Tonga was a stark reminder of the threats posed by tsunamis. That's long been a concern in the Pacific Northwest, where thousands of students go to school within reach of a large tsunami. Oregon and Washington have been plugging away at retrofitting schools to withstand earthquakes. But the burden of relocating low-lying schools falls largely on local taxpayers. A vote-by-mail school bond election now underway in a coastal section of Grays Harbor County, Washington, will test voter appetite to pay higher taxes to build tsunami-safe schools.