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Ana Hurley named principal at Millis Middle School - Vimarsana News

Ana Hurley named principal at Millis Middle School

In a press release, Superintendent Bob Mullaney said Hurley brings "an extensive background as an outstanding teacher and effective administrator."

Townsman 10 nominees - Vimarsana News

Townsman 10 nominees

Townsman 10 nominees

President's Council recognizes local nonprofit - Vimarsana News

President's Council recognizes local nonprofit

President’s Council recognizes local nonprofit Rama K. Ramaswamy Community Investors, a Wellesley based nonprofit, was recently recognized by the President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition (https://health.gov) and the U.S. Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion as a National Youth Sports Strategy Champion for their work supporting community-based recreation. Community Investors received a digital NYSS Champion badge that signifies this prestigious award and continues to be committed to their support of the NYSS by facilitating free, afterschool sports for K-12 grade s...

Wellesley target of complaint about 'affinity spaces' - Vimarsana News

Wellesley target of complaint about 'affinity spaces'

Email In March, following the Atlanta spa shootings that left six Asian women dead, Wellesley Public Schools held a virtual event for Asian and Asian American students, as well as all students of color, to process events, noting it was not the space for white students. Now, the district is facing heat after a newly-formed conservative education group filed a federal civil rights complaint alleging racial discrimination. Washington, D.C.-based Parents Defending Education submitted the complaint to the Department of Education on May 12 and attached a teacher email and district statement as evid...

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