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World Bank to provide $1.2 billion loan to support 10 million of Ukraine's most vulnerable citizens - Vimarsana News

World Bank to provide $1.2 billion loan to support 10 million of Ukraine's most vulnerable citizens

The World Bank will provide Ukraine with a $1.2 billion loan that will be guaranteed by the Government of Japan.

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West Virginia Declares Emergency in Hampshire County Schools Special Ed - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Declares Emergency in Hampshire County Schools Special Ed

The West Virginia Board of Education declared a state of emergency in Hampshire County Schools special education program after nearly three years of shortcomings for vulnerable students. The board’s decision, issued on Wednesday during their monthly meeting, requires the school district to address issues, including missing services, staffing and a lacking graduation rate for students […]

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Tennessee might reject all federal education funds. What would that look like? - Vimarsana News

Tennessee might reject all federal education funds. What would that look like?

Republicans have long despised the federal government's involvement in education, but lawmakers in Tennessee are considering an unprecedented step.

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Tennessee might reject federal education funds. What would that look like? - Vimarsana News

Tennessee might reject federal education funds. What would that look like?

Republicans have long despised the federal government’s involvement in education, but lawmakers in Tennessee are considering an unprecedented step: rejecting all federal funding in the name of ending Washington’s “excessive overreach.” Legislators there have formed a 10-member committee to investigate the matter, while others argue the $1.8 billion goes towards the most disadvantaged students and…

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Ohio's Pandemic Recovery Slows As Achievement Gaps Fail To Close - Vimarsana News

Ohio's Pandemic Recovery Slows As Achievement Gaps Fail To Close

After raising hopes last spring the pandemic-fueled academic gap was closing, progress for Ohio’s most vulnerable students has stalled, new test results show. Black, Hispanic, poor and special needs students, all hit hard by the pandemic, made significant progress on spring 2022 state tests, placing them closer to their white, affluent peers — at least […]

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