Newport Public Schools
Newport Public Schools

Colleen Burns Jermain, Newport’s Superintendent of Schools, joined What’sUpNewp on Wednesday, March 29, 2023, for her monthly live virtual video conversation.

During our conversation, we discuss school safety, regionalization, construction at Rogers High School, mental health, teacher shortages, and more.

Watch or listen to the conversation below;

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A conversation with Newport School Superintendent Colleen Burns Jermain | 16 attractions to participate in hospitality days What's Up Podcast (private feed for Ryan@whatsupnewp.com)

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