Page 5 - Fox Elementary News Today

The increase was unanimously approved in May by the Richmond School Board at the recommendation of the administration, sources told the Problem Solvers.

Richmond Public Schools (RPS) Superintendent Jason Kamras and Richmond Fire Chief Melvin Carter sitting down with CBS 6 Problem Solver Tyler Layne for an exclusive joint interview.

As Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney called out the school board for its response to low SOL scores across the district, the board's Vice Chair said his public response was an "unproductive" PR stunt.

A school bus driver shortage is forcing changes in the Fox C-6 School District.

These new leaders will be appointed next week if the school board approves superintendent David Lewis’ recommendations during its July 18 meeting.

The Richmond Fire Chief and Fire Marshal declined requests for interviews with CBS 6, so reporter Tyler Layne took questions to their boss, Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney.

A Richmond Fire spokesperson said the Fire Prevention Office wasn't able to verify violations were corrected because of staffing and scheduling issues during the COVID-19 pandemic.

RICHMOND — The Richmond Fire Department investigation that found the fire that engulfed William Fox Elementary accidental estimates damage to the building at $2.5 million.

The Times-Dispatch obtained the report through a Freedom of Information Act request. The fire department would not hand over a copy of the investigation report last week.

Superintendent for Richmond Public Schools (RPS), Jason Kamras, said the district is stretched "very, very thin" on the heels of another high-ranking administration official's resignation.