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Gilbane, Leftfield, and Studio G Architects Celebrate Key Milestone on Florence Roche Elementary School Project in Groton, MA - Vimarsana News

Gilbane, Leftfield, and Studio G Architects Celebrate Key Milestone on Florence Roche Elementary School Project in Groton, MA

Groton, MA (PRWEB) January 31, 2023 -- Officials from Groton Public Schools, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the Town of Groton joined students,

Source: prweb.com
Visit Discovery Museum for free on select Friday nights - Vimarsana News

Visit Discovery Museum for free on select Friday nights

Visit Discovery Museum for free on select Friday nights. Read more about this event on Boston.com.

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Funding awarded for affordable-housing development in Scarborough for those with physical disabilities - Vimarsana News

Funding awarded for affordable-housing development in Scarborough for those with physical disabilities

Over $500,000 has been awarded for an affordable housing development in Scarborough for those with physical disabilities. The project is being created by nonprofits 3iHoME and Preservation of Affordable Housing.

Measuring inclusive teaching practices that support learning for all - Vimarsana News

Measuring inclusive teaching practices that support learning for all

We currently face an unprecedented global learning crisis. School closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic deepened the crisis, and updated estimates show that learning poverty may have risen to 70% in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

Activists to state: free school meals is a first step to end hunger - Vimarsana News

Activists to state: free school meals is a first step to end hunger

After two years of free school meals, one funded by the federal government and a second by the state, activists urge Massachusetts to make it permanent.