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Q&A with Virtus Academy's Teacher of the Year - Vimarsana News

Q&A with Virtus Academy's Teacher of the Year

FLORENCE, S.C. — Toni Brandt is Virtus Academy’s director of student services for special education and 2023-24 Teacher of the Year.

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Davis Named Virtus Academy's K-4 Program Director - Vimarsana News

Davis Named Virtus Academy's K-4 Program Director

FLORENCE, S.C. -- Kaymeo Davis has been named Virtus Academy's new 4-K assistant principal after she stepped up to serve as the interim K-4 director in November.

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Washington recognized as Champion for Youth - Vimarsana News

Washington recognized as Champion for Youth

In introducing Carlos Washington as the 2023 Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee Champion for Youth, Fred Carter said he was most deserving of such an honor.

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Virtus Academy announces high school addition - Vimarsana News

Virtus Academy announces high school addition

FLORENCE, S.C. -- Florence's Virtus Academy Thursday announced the school has finalized a deal to purchase surrounding property and receive funds to build a high school facility with a gymnasium

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'Beloved' kindergarten teacher dies after contracting COVID, South Carolina school says - Vimarsana News

'Beloved' kindergarten teacher dies after contracting COVID, South Carolina school says

'Beloved' kindergarten teacher dies after contracting COVID, South Carolina school says Simone Jasper, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Jan. 20—A South Carolina woman retired from a decades-long teaching career before her passion for helping children learn brought her back to the classroom. "She loved helping people so I think that's why she was such a good teacher and friend," said Melissa Nettles, according to WMBF. "She would do whatever it took to help a child learn or feel included." Nettles' sister-in-law, Marlene Evans, was almost three years into her new teaching ...

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