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New speed humps coming to roads near 3 Arlington schools - Vimarsana News

New speed humps coming to roads near 3 Arlington schools

Speed humps will be installed this fall near three Arlington, Virginia, schools where county officials say a lower speed limit in school zones hasn’t deterred drivers from speeding.

Source: wtop.com
Maquoketa district officials consider closing Cardinal Elementary School - Vimarsana News

Maquoketa district officials consider closing Cardinal Elementary School

MAQUOKETA, Iowa — Maquoketa Community School District officials are considering closing an aging elementary school and renovating another to house all the district’s elementary students.

New speed humps to pop up near schools where drivers flout 20 mph limit - Vimarsana News

New speed humps to pop up near schools where drivers flout 20 mph limit

It has been 10 years since Arlington County last put up speed humps to reduce speeding. Now, they will be coming to streets around a trio of schools where lowering speeds to 20 mph has not stopped drivers from going well past the speed limit. The humps will be installed this fall near Gunston Middle

Source: arlnow.com
WACO welcomes new staff - Vimarsana News

WACO welcomes new staff

New school year brings new staff members at WACO Community School District

Under the microscope | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

Under the microscope | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

After intense opposition and skepticism, two elementary schools opened 20 days early to help students make up for what they missed during the time of remote learning. The first question: Would kids show up in the middle of summer for extra schooling?