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Batavia City Schools to deal with reduced funding as COVID grants come to an end - Vimarsana News

Batavia City Schools to deal with reduced funding as COVID grants come to an end

During his superintendent’s report, Jason Smith updated Batavia City Schools board members Monday about project decreases in revenue for this year’s budget, including several federal grants that will

BCSD capital project hearing draws a party of one with many questions - Vimarsana News

BCSD capital project hearing draws a party of one with many questions

Image Architect Brian Trott explains the artificial turf as Batavia resident Herb Schroeder listens during the city school district's capital project hearing Thursday at Batavia High School. Photo by

BCSD board sets Dec. 14 vote for $45M proposed project - Vimarsana News

BCSD board sets Dec. 14 vote for $45M proposed project

BATAVIA - The Batavia City School District Board of Education has set a Dec. 14 public vote on a proposed $45 million capital project.

Making this year 'a remarkable journey' at BHS, new principal says - Vimarsana News

Making this year 'a remarkable journey' at BHS, new principal says

Image Batavia High School Principal Jennifer Wesp greets students Wednesday morning for the first day of school.Photo by Howard Owens. Jennifer Wesp had about a month to prepare for her first big day

Bugs and toads and ferris wheels help bring kids into 21st Century at BCSD - Vimarsana News

Bugs and toads and ferris wheels help bring kids into 21st Century at BCSD

Augustus Rojo-Hallock, Logan Oxencis and Lavanya Main talk about a board game during the 21st Century Innovation Camp this week at John Kennedy School. The camp ran for five weeks, ending