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Lowest-Performing New Jersey Schools - Vimarsana News

Lowest-Performing New Jersey Schools

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Violence, drugs and bullying in all NJ schools: Camden County - Vimarsana News

Violence, drugs and bullying in all NJ schools: Camden County

The Camden County data is based on the annual School Performance Reports for the 2021-22 school year.

Camden warming center draws both praise, criticism - Vimarsana News

Camden warming center draws both praise, criticism

WHYY By At the warming center at Yorkship Elementary School on Feb. 11, 2021, Tawanda Jones rests in what she calls her "apartment" — strategically-placed blankets that she said hide her from the patrons' view when she sleeps in the gym. (April Saul for WHYY) It was the morning of Jan. 28 when Connie Kellum saw the weather report for Camden and called Tawanda “Wawa” Jones, her longtime friend. “I said, ‘What are we doing for Code Blue? We got five hours, the storm’s in Buffalo, and it’s coming.” Jones — founder of the Camden Sophisticated Sisters drill team and the Masked Me...

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'Deplorable' conditions, deficit lead to planned Camden school closures - Vimarsana News

'Deplorable' conditions, deficit lead to planned Camden school closures

WHYY By On Jan. 25, demonstrators protest school closures in front of Harry C. Sharp Elementary School, slated to be shuttered by Camden City School Superintendent Katrina McCombs. (Photo by April Saul for WHYY) At Tuesday’s school district advisory board meeting, Camden School Superintendent Katrina McCombs announced a plan to close four neighborhood schools, despite pleas from children who advocated for the opposite. Superintendent McCombs’ decision to shutter the schools, in the face of what she described as a $40 million shortfall for the 2021-22 school year, was not surprising. Last ...

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