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Current Packers player to read books at two Green Bay elementary schools - Vimarsana News

Current Packers player to read books at two Green Bay elementary schools

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Officials from the Green Bay Packers say the team will be supporting two Green Bay elementary schools with fully funded Book Fair experiences which will feature a special reading from one current player. According to a release, the Book Fairs and special readings will take p

Why is Green Bay closing schools? - Vimarsana News

Why is Green Bay closing schools?

The Green Bay School District is looking to close 10 schools. Here are main reasons why.

Source: yahoo.com
Green Bay school board pass three resolutions surrounding Facilities Master Plan - Vimarsana News

Green Bay school board pass three resolutions surrounding Facilities Master Plan

It’s a controversial plan, and at a meeting last month many community members asked the board to delay the vote.

Source: wbay.com
Elmore Family artifacts on display at Elmore Elementary in Green Bay - Vimarsana News

Elmore Family artifacts on display at Elmore Elementary in Green Bay

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - A small part of Green Bay's history is now displayed at Elmore Elementary School. Artifacts from the Elmore family are now on display at the school and include several personal items that are on loan from the Antiquarian Society. Organizers of the display hope that the histo

Demolish MacArthur school, other takeaways from Green Bay schools plan - Vimarsana News

Demolish MacArthur school, other takeaways from Green Bay schools plan

The Green Bay School District commissioned a consulting firm to help make decisions about its 42 buildings as enrollment declines.