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Beloit School District to part with van that could be violating federal law - Vimarsana News

Beloit School District to part with van that could be violating federal law

BELOIT – The Beloit School District will part ways with a passenger van that is against safety standards for school use.

With green light to raise its revenue cap ceiling, Beloit schools look to a balanced butget - Vimarsana News

With green light to raise its revenue cap ceiling, Beloit schools look to a balanced butget

BELOIT – Beloit school administrators say they’re optimistic the district will be able to balance its 2023-24 budget after state aid numbers are released on Friday. That comes as district

Beloit schools may not see state funding increase for a while - Vimarsana News

Beloit schools may not see state funding increase for a while

The School District of Beloit may see a delay in funds promised in the latest Wisconsin biennial budget due to a obscure state statute.

Beloit School District won't benefit from extra dollars in state budget for three years | Education - Vimarsana News

Beloit School District won't benefit from extra dollars in state budget for three years | Education

The School District of Beloit will not immediately benefit from the increase in school funding included in the state budget.

Marshall school administration hopes to have in-person instruction option for PreK-6 by end of February - Vimarsana News

Marshall school administration hopes to have in-person instruction option for PreK-6 by end of February

While there is no definitive date set, the Marshall School Board is hoping to have all school buildings open for students by the end of February. The group discussed the possible timeline for allowing in-person learning at its Dec. 16 meeting. Superintendent Dan Grady suggested the district look at a phased in approach for allowing in-person instruction at all four buildings. The schools would continue to offer what is being referred to as blended instruction, where families could have children attend classes either in-person or remotely. “The staff have been working through conversation...