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US Embassy has new Deputy Chief of Mission - Vimarsana News

US Embassy has new Deputy Chief of Mission

The United States Embassy in Barbados has announced the arrival of Karin B. Sullivan as the new Deputy Chief of Mission, joining Ambassador Roger F. Nyhus. Together, they will lead advancing U.S. priorities in Barbados and six other independent countries of the Eastern Caribbean, including St Vincent and the Grenadines. Sullivan returns to the Caribbean, having served in Barbados earlier in her career, a bulletin issued by the Embassy said....

Bridgetown US Embassy Welcomes Karin B. Sullivan as Deputy Chief of Mission - Vimarsana News

Bridgetown US Embassy Welcomes Karin B. Sullivan as Deputy Chief of Mission

The United States Embassy in Barbados today announced the arrival of Karin B. Sullivan as the new Deputy Chief of Mission, joining Ambassador Roger F. Nyhus.

OPRF details its response to school shooting threat - Vimarsana News

OPRF details its response to school shooting threat

Greg Johnson, superintendent of OPRF, made his report to the school board on the response of school staff and the Oak Park police department to back-to-back security challenges at the school on Feb. 14.

Chanting during rivalry games is out of bounds: Tate's Take - Vimarsana News

Chanting during rivalry games is out of bounds: Tate's Take

In sports, a rivalry is often defined as a competition between two teams in the same geographical area. Here in Oak Park, we are fortunate to have a rivalry, and a juicy one at that. On one hand, we have Oak Park and River Forest High School, a public school that uses the slogan “Locals Only” to emphasize that it is the neighborhood school.

More Black students in sophomore Honors at OPRF - Vimarsana News

More Black students in sophomore Honors at OPRF

This year 41% of all Black sophomores at Oak Park and River Forest High School are taking an Honors or Advanced Placement course. That compares to 36 percent of Black sophomores at OPRF one year ago. That increase is probably mostly accountable to last year’s implementation of the Honors for All freshman curriculum at OPRF. At the Sept. 7 Committee of the Whole Meeting of the OPRF school board, the school administration presented a one year evaluation of the revised freshman curriculum which eliminated the College Prep level for most freshman courses. In the subjects of English, World Histo...