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Camden County man charged in car crash that killed Lower Merion High School Principal Sean Hughes - Vimarsana News

Camden County man charged in car crash that killed Lower Merion High School Principal Sean Hughes

Azuka Ossai was charged Thursday for the car crash that killed Lower Merion High School Principal Sean Hughes in November 2021. Ossai, 54, of Pine Hill, Camden County faces charges of vehicular homicide and assault by auto. He allegedly sped through a stop sign and struck Hughes' vehicle in Winslow Township.

Camden Co. Man Charged in Crash that Killed PA H.S. Principal - Vimarsana News

Camden Co. Man Charged in Crash that Killed PA H.S. Principal

Authorities say charges have been filed against a man from Camden County in connection to a crash in Winslow Township last November that claimed the life of a high school principal from Pennsylvania.

Camden Co. Man Charged in Crash that Killed PA H.S. Principal - Vimarsana News

Camden Co. Man Charged in Crash that Killed PA H.S. Principal

Authorities say charges have been filed against a man from Camden County in connection to a crash in Winslow Township last November that claimed the life of a high school principal from Pennsylvania.

Lower Merion School District Delays Classes Monday Due to COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Lower Merion School District Delays Classes Monday Due to COVID-19

The Lower Merion School District announced Saturday that it will cancel school on Monday as COVID-19 cases in the county reach their highest point since the...

Editorial: Legislature can't be held harmless anymore - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Legislature can't be held harmless anymore

The state of education in Pennsylvania is in a crisis that existed before a pandemic changed the face of public schools for now and the foreseeable future. It is a crisis tangled with the larger issues facing our nation -- a widening inequity gap among the haves and have-nots, a racial divide gaining awareness, and the partisan roadblocks that prevent action. The cascading crises were laid out in a report by MediaNews Group staff writer Evan Brandt last week detailing the findings of a recent study on a specific aspect of school funding known as “hold harmless,” and its pertinence t...