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Montgomery County Public Schools to offer free breakfast, lunch to students at six schools - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County Public Schools to offer free breakfast, lunch to students at six schools

Free breakfast and lunch will be available to some students in Montgomery County.

Source: wsls.com
26-year-old allegedly took Livingston Parish elementary buses for 'joyride' early Monday morning - Vimarsana News

26-year-old allegedly took Livingston Parish elementary buses for 'joyride' early Monday morning

DENHAM SPRINGS - Parents received a message this morning reading that some of their children's buses had been 'messed with;' officials say they were taken for overnight joyrides. 

Source: wbrz.com
Hampton Roads schools receive grants to improve security systems - Vimarsana News

Hampton Roads schools receive grants to improve security systems

Several schools across Hampton Roads are getting security equipment upgrades through the Virginia Department of Education's School Security Equipment grants. These awards can be used for surveillance equipment, mass notification systems, cameras for buses and more.

Hampton Roads Schools Get $900K for Security System Upgrades - Vimarsana News

Hampton Roads Schools Get $900K for Security System Upgrades

The Virginia Department of Education is distributing funds especially to schools with frequent problems, to be used for mass notification systems, security card access systems and surveillance for schools and buses.

Rutherford County and Murfreesboro City schools summer feeding set - Vimarsana News

Rutherford County and Murfreesboro City schools summer feeding set

The Tennessee Department of Human Services and U.S. Department of Agriculture team up with local schools to keep kids from going hungry in the summer.

Source: dnj.com