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School board OKs smaller raises for teachers; hears their frustration at district's $16 million miscalculation - Vimarsana News

School board OKs smaller raises for teachers; hears their frustration at district's $16 million miscalculation

Teachers and other certified staff members will see an average annual supplement of $1,800, which is $2,000 less than what school board approved in December.

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View the Winston-Salem Journal for Wednesday, January 12, 2022

Orangeburg parents make arrangements for virtual learning - Vimarsana News

Orangeburg parents make arrangements for virtual learning

Citing teacher and nursing staff absences, two Orangeburg County schools began a week of virtual learning on Monday.

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Polls have closed for EPISD's single race runoff election - Vimarsana News

Polls have closed for EPISD's single race runoff election

Polls are closed for EPISD's single race runoff election to decide who will take the District 5 seat currently filled by Chuck Taylor.

Triad Students Reflect On A Year Of Remote Learning - Vimarsana News

Triad Students Reflect On A Year Of Remote Learning

Triad Students Reflect On A Year Of Remote Learning by David Ford 7:00am Mar 15, 2021 Whitaker Elementary School second grader Carter Shay busy at work during his remote learning unit. Shay's spent most of the school year studying from home due to the pandemic. Photograph courtesy of Michael Shay.   Update your browser or Flash plugin One year ago, schools all across North Carolina began shutting their doors and pivoting to remote learning to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Over the next twelve months, Zoom and Canvas became household words as students attempted ...

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