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Inside Hillsborough's D and F schools: Turnover, shortages, calls for help - Vimarsana News

Inside Hillsborough's D and F schools: Turnover, shortages, calls for help

How a one-year hiccup in Florida’s school grading system unmasked glaring disparities in the classroom.

Iowa handing out $6 million to support before-and-after school programs - Vimarsana News

Iowa handing out $6 million to support before-and-after school programs

Several north and northeast Iowa schools will receive funding.

Source: kimt.com
Five modern Santa Monica projects by KoningEizenberg: Your Next Employer? - Vimarsana News

Five modern Santa Monica projects by KoningEizenberg: Your Next Employer?

Following last week’s visit to New York City-based Murdock Solon Architects, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to Santa Monica this week to explore the work of KoningEizenberg. The firm describes its design process as “collaborative and structured to help individuals...

Hillsborough has more D and F schools than any district in Florida - Vimarsana News

Hillsborough has more D and F schools than any district in Florida

The Hillsborough County school district, known a few years ago for a large group of low-performing schools, is once again saddled with an unwelcome distinction. The district has more D- and F-graded schools than any other in the state, according to data released last week by the Florida Department of Education. Even Miami-Dade and Broward counties, which are larger, do not have as many under ...

Source: yahoo.com
North Platte school board moves to public work sessions - Vimarsana News

North Platte school board moves to public work sessions

The North Platte Public School Board met Monday to hear about test scores, and agreed to have a second public meeting each month.