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Carroll school board plans future construction projects - Vimarsana News

Carroll school board plans future construction projects

The Carroll County Board of Education seeks public input on the proposed 2024-2033 Facilities Master Plan for school construction projects

Human Library in Frederick brings to life stories about racism and refugees: 'They're like living audio books' – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Human Library in Frederick brings to life stories about racism and refugees: 'They're like living audio books' – Baltimore Sun

Instead of reading a book, patrons at the C. Burr Artz Public Library in Frederick sit down to hear the story straight from the sources’ mouths.

Human Library in Frederick brings to life stories about racism and refugees: 'They're like living audio books' – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

Human Library in Frederick brings to life stories about racism and refugees: 'They're like living audio books' – Capital Gazette

Instead of reading a book, patrons at the C. Burr Artz Public Library in Frederick sit down to hear the story straight from the sources’ mouths.

COVID cases jump by 98 this week in Carroll County public schools - Vimarsana News

COVID cases jump by 98 this week in Carroll County public schools

The system’s dashboard that updates every Wednesday reported 337 people have the virus this week when 239 people had it the week before. It’s the seventh week in a row cases have increased.

Carroll County school system faces many budget unknowns while preparing for fiscal 2023 - Vimarsana News

Carroll County school system faces many budget unknowns while preparing for fiscal 2023

Carroll County Public Schools anticipates receiving $6.6 million more in state funding for fiscal 2023 than it did for fiscal 2022, more revenue than the system has received in “probably over 10 years,” according to Chris Hartlove, chief financial officer at CCPS. But that increase is still significantly less than what was expected from the state, Hartlove said.