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Clovis Unified to change boundaries ahead of new high school opening - Vimarsana News

Clovis Unified to change boundaries ahead of new high school opening

Clovis Unified is set to change its boundaries with the opening of Clovis South High School in 2025.

Source: abc30.com
New Bowmanville school means boundary changes - Vimarsana News

New Bowmanville school means boundary changes

The school board is currently considering three different boundary options, with students from various areas being diverted to the new Northglen school.

South Washington County Schools return to voters with smaller ask, more communication - Vimarsana News

South Washington County Schools return to voters with smaller ask, more communication

A year after voters decisively rejected a historic $462 million bond request by a nearly two-to-one ratio, South Washington County school district officials are back with a smaller request based on community feedback. District officials on Nov. 7 will ask voters to approve a $200 million, two-question bond referendum to fund improvements at the schools. Voters also are being asked to increase ...

Source: yahoo.com
Sean Sherlock says he will run in Cork North-Central or not run at all in next election - Vimarsana News

Sean Sherlock says he will run in Cork North-Central or not run at all in next election

The Electoral Commission report this week outlined that three divisions in the Mallow area, Sherlock’s base, will transfer from Cork East.

'Political considerations not a feature' of constituency boundary reform talks - Vimarsana News

'Political considerations not a feature' of constituency boundary reform talks

Winners and losers when the report is published on Wednesday, says the Electoral Commission’s chief executive