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Paper Bag Day: Promoting Sustainability and Empowering the Youth - Vimarsana News

Paper Bag Day: Promoting Sustainability and Empowering the Youth

Paper Bag Day, observed annually on July 12th, is a global initiative dedicated to promoting sustainable alternatives and raising awareness about the environmental impact of plastic bags.

Orange County Schools Board of Education approves new AP class, other contracts - Vimarsana News

Orange County Schools Board of Education approves new AP class, other contracts

On Monday during its meeting, the Orange County Schools Board of Education approved a contract with Engaging Schools, authorized a consulting contract for the district’s after-school program and heard updates from about the $40 million Capital and Construction projects that OCS is undertaking. The board also unanimously voted to approve ...

Issues abound for schools in 2022 as COVID, money, elections, staffing and testing top the list - Vimarsana News

Issues abound for schools in 2022 as COVID, money, elections, staffing and testing top the list

In January 2022, district leaders had to walk back an egregious error — the promise of a big raise for certified employees.

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to implement new conduct code in the fall. Aims to keep students in classroom, narrow 'discipline gap' - Vimarsana News

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to implement new conduct code in the fall. Aims to keep students in classroom, narrow 'discipline gap'

The school board approved a new conduct code on Tuesday, marking a big shift in how staff members address student behavior.

School district launches new effort to reduce the racial discipline gap - Vimarsana News

School district launches new effort to reduce the racial discipline gap

In Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, Black students were five times more likely than white students to get suspended and Black students with a disability were three times more likely to get suspended than other students with a disability between 2017-19. Those data sets, along with others, confirm what most people in the school district have long known — Black students are disciplined at a disproportionately higher rate than whites and other ethnic groups, an issue that's seen in school districts across the country. The punishment, which frequently includes out-of-school suspensio...