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Hawthorne school board OKs $54.1M spending plan. Here's what trustees had to cut - Vimarsana News

Hawthorne school board OKs $54.1M spending plan. Here's what trustees had to cut

Hawthorne school officials were forced to absorb a $884,720 reduction in state aid by eliminating the HOPE program and three positions.

Source: yahoo.com
Parents want answers after Poolesville High School student arrested for 'criminal activity' - Vimarsana News

Parents want answers after Poolesville High School student arrested for 'criminal activity'

Parents in Poolesville have questions after a student was arrested at the high school on "allegations of criminal activity" that occurred off campus, according to school officials.

Source: fox5dc.com
Futures Unlimited and Milligan Academy settle into new home - Vimarsana News

Futures Unlimited and Milligan Academy settle into new home

Students in Futures Unlimited and Milligan Academy find small classes, individual attention, and an intentionally homelike atmosphere in alternative education.

Vale School Board of Directors adopt 13 policies covering a variety of topics - Vimarsana News

Vale School Board of Directors adopt 13 policies covering a variety of topics

VALE — Earlier this week, on Feb. 9, the Vale School District Board of Directors met for its monthly school board meeting at the Vale Elementary School. Throughout the meeting,

MCPS graduations start June 2; Choudhury Maryland superintendent pick - Vimarsana News

MCPS graduations start June 2; Choudhury Maryland superintendent pick

• Gaithersburg High School, 6 p.m. During a school board meeting this week, MCPS Associate Superintendent James Koutsos said that, in alignment with county COVID-19 guidelines, face coverings will not be required at outdoor graduations for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Fifth- and eighth-grade promotion ceremonies will be held virtually. Rockville teacher wins MCPS Mark Mann award Loretta Woods, the principal at Whetstone Elementary School in Rockville, was recently named the winner of MCPS’ annual Mark Mann Excellence and Harmony Award. The award, established in 1991, is pres...