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Breakfast links: Mailing issue could cost Maryland hundreds of millions in lost tax revenue - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Mailing issue could cost Maryland hundreds of millions in lost tax revenue

Failure to mail 107,000 updated property tax assessments may cost Maryland hundreds of millions. Alto suspends DC operations, scraps electric fleet plans. After primary election pilot, Arlington considers ranked-choice voting for November general election.

Source: ggwash.org
David Priddy won't seek re-election, as new School Board candidate emerges - Vimarsana News

David Priddy won't seek re-election, as new School Board candidate emerges

Arlington School Board Vice Chair David Priddy says he will not be seeking another term. He was elected in 2020 along with Cristina Diaz-Torres, who currently serves as the School Board Chair and last month announced that she too would step down after one term. Both of their terms expire at the end of this

Source: arlnow.com
Schools Plan On-Campus COVID-19 Testing Rollout Next Month - Vimarsana News

Schools Plan On-Campus COVID-19 Testing Rollout Next Month

Students and staff at most public schools in North Carolina can get tested for COVID-19 on site, and at no cost, through the state’s testing program for K-12 schools.

School Board Reaches Budget Agreement - Vimarsana News

School Board Reaches Budget Agreement

School board members found consensus and a compromise of sorts on Monday night in adopting a Moore County Schools budget for the coming year.

History Curriculum Changes Trigger School Board Review - Vimarsana News

History Curriculum Changes Trigger School Board Review

New statewide social studies standards aimed at incorporating the experiences of minorities and marginalized groups throughout history have some Moore County school board members asking whether or not individual districts can opt out or delay the implementation of state-set curriculum. The State Board of Education approved those new standards in a 7-5 vote in February, effectively setting new guidelines for how the subject is addressed in kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms around the state. The new standards have been nearly two years in the making and are timed along with a realignme...