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OPINION | Carin Schoppmeyer: Saving Grace raises funds to help more girls on new farm - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Carin Schoppmeyer: Saving Grace raises funds to help more girls on new farm

Saving Grace supporters joined the nonprofit organization for the inaugural Uptown Hoedown on Nov. 10 at Grace Farms in Centerton. The sold-out fundraiser helped Saving Grace raise some $104,000.

District to receive $900,000 in American Rescue Plan funds - Vimarsana News

District to receive $900,000 in American Rescue Plan funds

District to receive $900,000 in American Rescue Plan funds North Crawford NORTH CRAWFORD - Superintendent Brandon Munson informed members of the North Crawford School Board that the district expects to receive about $900,000 more in COVID relief funding.  This brings the total coming to the district from the three COVID relief bills to a total of about $1.5 million. These latest of the funds will come to the district as part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan passed by the U.S. Congress earlier this month. The funds are part of a program known as â...

Students returning to building five days per week in March - Vimarsana News

Students returning to building five days per week in March

NORTH CRAWFORD - At a special board meeting held on Monday, March 1, the North Crawford School Board voted to return all district students to five-day-per-week, in-person instruction in March.

School board rejects all-virtual in favor of hybrid model - Vimarsana News

School board rejects all-virtual in favor of hybrid model

School board rejects all-virtual in favor of hybrid model North Crawford NORTH CRAWFORD - The North Crawford School Board had students in full virtual instruction for two weeks following the Thanksgiving break. The decision was based on high case counts from community spread in the county, and the fear that if families held large in-person celebrations, there could be a post-holiday spike. It seems that county residents can breathe a cautious sigh of relief, as growth in new cases has seemed to slow in recent weeks. For this reason, the board voted to resum...