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Shooting threat shuts down Oak Park and River Forest High School-twice - Vimarsana News

Shooting threat shuts down Oak Park and River Forest High School-twice

Oak Park and River Forest High School was placed on a soft lockdown Wednesday after threats of shooting inside the school went viral on social media.Authorities said the threat was not credible. No one has been injured.The school was placed in “secure and teach” mode at around noon, officials said, meaning that no one could enter or leave the building, but teaching would proceed as normal.Police then received reports of shots fired and arrived at the scene.

5 things to watch for in the Madison School District in 2024 - Vimarsana News

5 things to watch for in the Madison School District in 2024

Superintendent searches, expiring COVID-19 pandemic relief funds and state funded driver's education are just a few items to come in 2024.

Last year, Madison police had 800+ calls to public schools - Vimarsana News

Last year, Madison police had 800+ calls to public schools

In the last academic year, Madison Police responded to more than 800 calls to Madison School District schools, including 20 fights.

Madison School Board mulls suspensions for young students - Vimarsana News

Madison School Board mulls suspensions for young students

Out-of-school suspensions are not shown to improve behavior and can actually lead to future suspensions, according to district administrators.

Madison Schools preliminary budget brings raises, staff cuts - Vimarsana News

Madison Schools preliminary budget brings raises, staff cuts

The 2023-24 preliminary budget was approved Monday, along with changes to the district's Behavior Education Plan and the elimination of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for staff.