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Student violence, LGBTQ issues highlighted in voter guide from Back on Track PAC - Vimarsana News

Student violence, LGBTQ issues highlighted in voter guide from Back on Track PAC

The Back on Track PAC and Christians Uniting for Political Change teamed up for a 2024 voter guide. Four of the seven SPS candidates responded.

Source: yahoo.com
SPS board members, principals respond to student discipline concerns after Tuesday protest - Vimarsana News

SPS board members, principals respond to student discipline concerns after Tuesday protest

Watkins principal Joanna Brockwell and school board members weigh in on student discipline issues following Tuesday's protest.

Source: yahoo.com
Springfield City Council passes resolution that improves culture of inclusion and belonging for LGBTQ+ community members - Vimarsana News

Springfield City Council passes resolution that improves culture of inclusion and belonging for LGBTQ+ community members

After a heated discussion with 14 members of the Springfield community, the city council voted 8-1 to approve a resolution on cultural inclusion in the city.

Source: ky3.com
City Council affirms support for LGBTQ community ahead of Pridefest - Vimarsana News

City Council affirms support for LGBTQ community ahead of Pridefest

Councilman Derek Lee was the sole councilmember to vote against the non-binding resolution — calling the resolution and Pridefest "divisive."

Long-time educators Brunner, Thomas-Tate win seats on SPS school board - Vimarsana News

Long-time educators Brunner, Thomas-Tate win seats on SPS school board

Judy Brunner and Shurita Thomas-Tate - the sole incumbent on the ballot - will be sworn in April 11. This is Thomas-Tate's second term.