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Voter guide for Eastern Iowa school board seats on the November ballot - Vimarsana News

Voter guide for Eastern Iowa school board seats on the November ballot

Learn more about the school board seats on the ballot in Cedar Rapids, College Community, Linn-Mar, Iowa City and Clear Creek Amana.

Cedar Rapids schools plans to to 'turn the tide' of declining enrollment, improve student outcomes - Vimarsana News

Cedar Rapids schools plans to to 'turn the tide' of declining enrollment, improve student outcomes

Increasing staff pay, hiring more educators of color, and providing more teacher autonomy ways to ‘energize’ staff, superintendent says

Cedar Rapids schools 'go back to the drawing board' on parts of $445 million facility plan - Vimarsana News

Cedar Rapids schools 'go back to the drawing board' on parts of $445 million facility plan

Superintendent Tawana Grover says the school board will take another look at middle schools based on feedback from Cedar Rapids City Council during a joint meeting this week.

Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell: Cedar Rapids schools' facility plan 'hollowing' out city core - Vimarsana News

Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell: Cedar Rapids schools' facility plan 'hollowing' out city core

Cedar Rapids City Council members voiced concern Wednesday about schools near downtown and on the west side of the city closing under a facility master plan proposed by school leaders. The comments came during a joint meeting of the council and the school board.

Marion resident drops lawsuit against Linn-Mar schools - Vimarsana News

Marion resident drops lawsuit against Linn-Mar schools

Amanda Pierce Snyder was banned from school board meetings for 12 months for being disruptive during an August 2022 board meeting.