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Carroll County's fiscal 2024 construction funding plan intends to invest in pre-kindergarten classrooms – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Carroll County's fiscal 2024 construction funding plan intends to invest in pre-kindergarten classrooms – Baltimore Sun

Carroll County's Community Investment Plan budget outlines construction updates for public schools, including planning for new kindergarten and pre-kindergarten classrooms in elementary schools.

New STEM centers coming to Carroll elementary and middle schools, thanks to Ripken and Kahlert foundations - Vimarsana News

New STEM centers coming to Carroll elementary and middle schools, thanks to Ripken and Kahlert foundations

STEM education resource centers will be installed in every Carroll County elementary and middle school thanks to a donation from the Kahlert Foundation and implementation from the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, starting with nine schools in March.

Meteorologist Justin Berk helps Union Bridge students understand more about severe weather - Vimarsana News

Meteorologist Justin Berk helps Union Bridge students understand more about severe weather

Meteorologist Justin Berk took Elmer Wolfe Elementary by storm Monday with a severe weather presentation. The Storm Smart assembly is designed to teach children about a spectrum of weather, including clouds, rainbows and severe storms.

Free summer lunch program in Carroll County, vital for thousands of kids, faces uncertainty as federal support wavers - Vimarsana News

Free summer lunch program in Carroll County, vital for thousands of kids, faces uncertainty as federal support wavers

Officials at Carroll County Public Schools were set to go back to 2019 food service levels this summer, as the federal waiver program that provided millions in funding and allowed meals to be given away and eaten off-site were expected to expire on June 30.