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Trops south Columbia location burglarized overnight - Vimarsana News

Trops south Columbia location burglarized overnight

Trops said a suspect vandalized its sno cone trailer and took money from the register.

Source: komu.com
Summit School District teachers press education board to boost salaries ahead of possible increase in state education funding - Vimarsana News

Summit School District teachers press education board to boost salaries ahead of possible increase in state education funding

As the Summit School Board of Education begins to shape its budget for the 2023-24 school year, district teachers are calling on board members to raise salaries before a possible influx of state funding arrives....

WIU Spring 2023 College, Departmental, Honors Scholars - Vimarsana News

WIU Spring 2023 College, Departmental, Honors Scholars

Six students, who will complete their degree requirements in Spring 2023, have received the highest recognition from their colleges for their overall academic excellence by being named a College Scholar.

Source: wiu.edu
Summit County elementary students tackle world problems with end-of-year projects - Vimarsana News

Summit County elementary students tackle world problems with end-of-year projects

From campaigns to clean up dog waste in local parks to solar powered cars, Frisco Elementary School students are working to solve global issues with their end-of-year projects. For the first time in two years,...

Students highlight hard work, personal relationships for Teacher Appreciation Week - Vimarsana News

Students highlight hard work, personal relationships for Teacher Appreciation Week

Photo from Ren Bittner Like most celebrations this year, Teacher Appreciation Week looked a bit different at Summit County schools, and many students felt a new level of appreciation for their teachers’ work to educate them amid a pandemic. Cameron Kalaf, a senior at Summit High School, said he doesn’t think students understood what teachers were up against at the beginning of the pandemic. “The way that they’ve learned and the way they’ve been technically taught to teach, it’s always been face to face,” Kalaf said. “And so I think … we didn’t really understand the situati...