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Loaded handgun found by third-graders on school playground in Rutherford County - Vimarsana News

Loaded handgun found by third-graders on school playground in Rutherford County

Rutherford County Schools confirmed that Kettrell Elementary third-graders recently found a loaded handgun on the playground.

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Waterloo Schools to consider 7% increase in tax askings - Vimarsana News

Waterloo Schools to consider 7% increase in tax askings

The proposed budget is set at $248.56 million with property tax askings of $39.36 million – a 6.94% increase.

Two Principals Named In La Vergne - Vimarsana News

Two Principals Named In La Vergne

La Vergne, TN - Director of Schools has named Denielle Fuller the new principal of Rock Springs Elementary School, and he has named Samantha Wagner the first principal of the new Simon Springs Community School, both in LaVergne.  Fuller succeeds longtime principal Stephen Lewis, who plans to retire at the end of the current school year.  “Ms. Fuller is the current assistant principal at Thurman Francis Arts Academy and brings an exceptional wealth of instructional knowledge and ...

Waterloo Schools announces new administrator appointments - Vimarsana News

Waterloo Schools announces new administrator appointments

The Waterloo Community School District has announced appointments of three administrators – two elementary school principals and a associate director of special education.

Town Hall About Combining High Schools - Vimarsana News

Town Hall About Combining High Schools

Waterloo Schools held a town hall meeting in Kittrell Elementary on Saturday, according to the Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier. At the meeting, Superintendent Jared Smith told the crowd that the two current high schools are aging and no longer meet the needs of the students. East High was built in ...