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Local parents sound off about plan to close several Duval County schools - Vimarsana News

Local parents sound off about plan to close several Duval County schools

The district is exploring ways to address a $1.4 billion budget gap through consolidation, and Atlantic Beach Elementary School is one of the schools that would close under a proposal under consideration.

Water rate increase explained by Newton, IRUA - Vimarsana News

Water rate increase explained by Newton, IRUA

A spokesperson with the city of Newton said no one was available to speak on camera Wednesday, but did clarify: the rate fees for residential and commercial customers of Newton Waterworks inside and outside of city limits are not changing.

Source: kcci.com
Colerain and Northwest high schools to combine under district's new master facility plan - Vimarsana News

Colerain and Northwest high schools to combine under district's new master facility plan

Northwest school board approved the master facility plan Monday, calling for multiple schools to combine and construct new buildings.

Source: yahoo.com
MISD passes long range plans to include new elementary school - Vimarsana News

MISD passes long range plans to include new elementary school

The Murray Independent School District had its monthly board meeting on Thursday. Many items were on the agenda, including a presentation by Asst. Superintendent Whitney York on the MISD District

West Fargo Public Schools looks to the future after failed referendum - Vimarsana News

West Fargo Public Schools looks to the future after failed referendum

(West Fargo, ND) – West Fargo Public Schools is back to looking at options after its recently failed $147 million referendum. On Monday night, Superintendent Beth Slette asked the board to consider approving a community engagement process called ‘Facility Plan 2.0.’ The board unanimously agreed to reconvene it’s long-range facilities task force, beginning in the new year.