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Bedford School board discuss elementary class sizes, calendar changes and CTE grant - Vimarsana News

Bedford School board discuss elementary class sizes, calendar changes and CTE grant

Bedford County School Board approved a calendar adjustment, a grant to help students in career and technical education classrooms and discussed elementary classroom sizes during a regular meeting Thursday evening.

Bedford School board discuss elementary class sizes, calendar changes and CTE grant Thursday - Vimarsana News

Bedford School board discuss elementary class sizes, calendar changes and CTE grant Thursday

Bedford County School Board approved a calendar adjustment, a grant to help students in career and technical education classrooms and discussed elementary classroom sizes during a regular meeting Thursday evening.

First responder groups gather in North Olmsted for active shooter training - Vimarsana News

First responder groups gather in North Olmsted for active shooter training

“It just gets our people more realistic views of what would happen if this happened in real life,” said Captain Jerry Vogel with the Westlake Police Department.

No Forest zone redistricting, say most Bedford school board members - Vimarsana News

No Forest zone redistricting, say most Bedford school board members

The Bedford County School Board has reached a majority consensus not to move forward with Forest zone redistricting.

Bedford County School Board talks redistricting ideas ahead of public hearing - Vimarsana News

Bedford County School Board talks redistricting ideas ahead of public hearing

An upcoming public hearing will give residents a chance to weigh in on possibly rezoning some students in the Forest zone, an area that has seen explosive growth in recent