American Student Assistance Announces Student Winners of National Solve Together Contest
Middle school students, educator recognized for innovative solutions in career exploration and skill-building competition focused on addressing real-world challenges
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BOSTON, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ American Student Assistance® (
ASA), a national nonprofit focused on fostering students understanding of post-secondary education and career pathways, announced during a virtual ceremony Tuesday that the Galactic Girls, a team of middle school students from Plouffe Academy in Brockton, MA, had won the inaugural national
ASA Solve Together: Tomorrow s Leaders Tackling Today s Challenges contest. The school was awarded $10,000, and the team of students won $1,500. In addition, middle school teacher Hannah Choi from Larchmont Charter School in Los Angeles, CA, was recognized with the
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The Madison School Board will consider choosing a new board member for the Associated School Boards of South Dakota, a statewide organization, when it meets at 5:30 p.m. on Monday in the combined middle-high school library.
Tom Farrell, president of the Madison School Board, is one of two candidates running for an ASBSD Southeast Region board seat. Carol Voss-Ward, a Vermillion School Board member, is the other candidate running for a four-year term on the board.
Personnel changes are among the items scheduled early on the meeting agenda with the board members reviewing the resignations of Melody Gross as a high school paraprofessional, effective on March 12; Cassaundra Brunick as a middle school oral interpretation adviser, effective March 16; Rachel Jung as an English language learner and instructional tutor, effective at the end of the 2020-21 school year; and Melissa Blessington as a middle school paraprofessional, effective May 12.