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Education Matters: Boundary decision kicked down the road - Vimarsana News

Education Matters: Boundary decision kicked down the road

At the end of a marathon 10-hour school board meeting, held Feb. 17 and ending at nearly 1 a.m. on Feb. 18, San Dieguito Union High School District trustees put aside earlier contentiousness and came together, more or less, to address the over-crowding at San Dieguito Academy in Encinitas.

Critical Race Theory ban removed from San Dieguito agenda - Vimarsana News

Critical Race Theory ban removed from San Dieguito agenda

A proposed board policy change that would ban Critical Race Theory in the San Dieguito Union School District was removed from the board’s agenda on Oct. 14 in a 4-0 vote.

'Together we move forward': San Dieguito appoints new superintendent - Vimarsana News

'Together we move forward': San Dieguito appoints new superintendent

The San Dieguito Union High School District board approved the contract for its new superintendent, Cheryl James-Ward, at its Oct. 14 meeting.

San Dieguito to begin search for next superintendent - Vimarsana News

San Dieguito to begin search for next superintendent

The San Dieguito Union High School District board ratified the contract for Interim Superintendent Lucile Lynch and has began the process of looking for its next leader.

WHMI 93.5 Local News : Defamation Lawsuit Dropped Against Former Restaurant Workers - Vimarsana News

WHMI 93.5 Local News : Defamation Lawsuit Dropped Against Former Restaurant Workers

January 28, 2021 A lawsuit has been dropped against four former employees of a Howell-based restaurant group. Adam Merkel owns Diamonds, Cello, and the Silver Pig in downtown Howell, as well as a Royal Oak venture. In May of last year, he filed a lawsuit against four former employees for defamation and comments they made on social media concerning how his restaurants handled the COVID-19 shutdown. The suit, which had sought a minimum of $25,000 in damages, was dismissed earlier this month by Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty. Merkel’s attorney Br...

Source: whmi.com