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Kathleen Sloan

Kathleen Sloan

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Founder and Chief Reporter, Sierra County Sun

Williamsburg

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Total articles 161

  • Shores hit with a federal lawsuit for sexual harassment

    By Kathleen Sloan Verified| Vero Beach 32963 Verified An outside consulting firm hired to evaluate “special ed” services in the Indian River School District found the district has 30 percent fewer teachers for struggling pupils than similar districts and 40 percent fewer teacher assistants. The result:  District Management Council of Boston found a “wide” achievement gap between regular students and these students with mild disabilities, non-readers, English-language learners and at-risk students as well as traditional special ed students.

    By Kathleen Sloan Verified · Vero Beach 32963

    Jun. 01, 2024

  • Vero Beach 32963 - Vero Beachside Newspaper - Vero Beach News - Serving Zip 32963

    By Kathleen Sloan Verified| Vero Beach 32963 Verified Indian River County filed a lawsuit Nov. 30 seeking to establish public access to a 2,000-foot stretch of beach in the Summerplace subdivision north of Wabasso Beach Park, the first suit of its kind in the state since a new law affecting beach access took effect July 1, according to County Attorney Dylan Reingold.

    By Kathleen Sloan Verified · Vero Beach 32963

    Jun. 01, 2024

  • Shores hit with a federal lawsuit for sexual harassment

    By Kathleen Sloan Verified| Vero Beach 32963 Verified An outside consulting firm hired to evaluate “special ed” services in the Indian River School District found the district has 30 percent fewer teachers for struggling pupils than similar districts and 40 percent fewer teacher assistants. The result:  District Management Council of Boston found a “wide” achievement gap between regular students and these students with mild disabilities, non-readers, English-language learners and at-risk students as well as traditional special ed students.

    By Kathleen Sloan Verified · Vero Beach 32963

    Jun. 01, 2024

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Sierra County Sun

The (Rock Hill, S.C.) Herald is a daily newspaper owned by McClatchy.

Rock Hill, United States

+1 803-329-4000

Founded: 1872