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What could be next for Wichita schools? Possible bond issue, more consolidation of buildings - Vimarsana News

What could be next for Wichita schools? Possible bond issue, more consolidation of buildings

“I wouldn’t use the word closing. You take these two small schools and put them into one new school — all the same teachers, all the same kids — so we [wouldn’t be] really closing buildings the same way we just did. It would be more of a reorganization.”

Source: yahoo.com
MUSD Board of Trustees approve employee cuts in budget - Vimarsana News

MUSD Board of Trustees approve employee cuts in budget

On Thursday, March 14, the MUSD Board of Trustees made the difficult decision to reduce staff to balance the budget. Public and district employees were informed of this probable outcome in February.

Lawmakers weighing the lure of tax cuts vs. the need for supporting crucial state services - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers weighing the lure of tax cuts vs. the need for supporting crucial state services

State Legislature wrestling with question of how much to give back to taxpayers, how much to keep for the court system and other critical needs

Source: yahoo.com
As Gov. Stitt focuses on tax cuts, Oklahoma faces $25 billion in overdue infrastructure repairs - Vimarsana News

As Gov. Stitt focuses on tax cuts, Oklahoma faces $25 billion in overdue infrastructure repairs

A tough choice for the state: reduce taxes or start the expensive job of fixing highways, bridges and buildings that have been neglected for years.

Source: yahoo.com
UConn president discusses state budget - Vimarsana News

UConn president discusses state budget

STORRS — UConn President Radenka Maric spoke out after Governor Ned Lamont gave his State of the State address on the proposed state budget and legislative session.