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Local traffic alerts to be aware of starting Jan. 24 - Vimarsana News

Local traffic alerts to be aware of starting Jan. 24

Drivers in Odessa, Midland and Orla should consider these road projects when planning their commute.

A New Local Tutoring Program is Making Up for Lost Learning - Vimarsana News

A New Local Tutoring Program is Making Up for Lost Learning

Teach for America's Ignite Program uses virtual relationships to bring individualized tutoring into local schools

School Board Reviewing Bonuses for All District Employees - Vimarsana News

School Board Reviewing Bonuses for All District Employees

Moore County Schools administrators have proposed a plan to pay bonuses to teachers and staff in recognition of their efforts throughout the pandemic.

Little Fingers, Bigger Goals: Lower Grades Adopting Digital Learning - Vimarsana News

Little Fingers, Bigger Goals: Lower Grades Adopting Digital Learning

If the COVID-19 pandemic has had a silver lining in elementary school classrooms, it’s the metallic sheen of the iPads and Chromebooks in the hands of every Moore County Schools

School Board Reviews $25M Relief Spending Plan - Vimarsana News

School Board Reviews $25M Relief Spending Plan

More than $25 million in federal coronavirus relief funding to Moore County Schools will cover wide-ranging expenses over the next three years: from activity buses and teacher assistants to new running tracks at Pinecrest and North Moore high schools. Administrators told the school board on Tuesday that those needs and many others intersect with the directive to spend that money on preventing the transmission of COVID-19 and recovering from the pandemic’s effects over the last year. The district has until May 7 to apply to the N.C. Department of Public Instruction with an outline of how ...