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Though moving on, Benedetto has no plans to 'leaf' charter school behind - Vimarsana News

Though moving on, Benedetto has no plans to 'leaf' charter school behind

From when she was a young child, Dakota Benedetto wanted to be an architect so she could use her creativity to build for people. Beginning in 2014, she put that

Douglas County school board Jason Page as new board member in 4-2 vote - Vimarsana News

Douglas County school board Jason Page as new board member in 4-2 vote

Douglas County school board members selected Highlands Ranch resident Jason Page to fill the seat left vacant by Elizabeth Hanson’s resignation last month.  On June 27, the board …

MASTERSON ONLINE: FOIA meetings in secret - Vimarsana News

MASTERSON ONLINE: FOIA meetings in secret

Attorney General Tim Griffin's recent announcement that he's creating an advisory "bipartisan working group" to make suggestions to him for modernizing, updating and improving our Freedom of Information Act, which we enacted in 1967 specifically to empower the people of Arkansas. Why do this?

Changes to Douglas County School District policy approved in 4-2 vote - Vimarsana News

Changes to Douglas County School District policy approved in 4-2 vote

The Douglas County school board passed changes to the district’s parent engagement policy that will allow the misgendering of trans or nonbinary students and staff by prohibiting …

SAIC to build software app factory for Space Development Agency - Vimarsana News

SAIC to build software app factory for Space Development Agency

The development and testing processes enabled by the new software environment will be game-changing, because in the end it will allow "satellites to be upgraded in space," SAIC's vice president for space, David Ray, told Breaking Defense.