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Peoria approves STI testing, Narcan distribution at school complex - Vimarsana News

Peoria approves STI testing, Narcan distribution at school complex

The Peoria Public Schools board approved the pilot program, which will run from April 12 through Dec. 31.

Source: pjstar.com
PPS Board approves agreement for JOLT to use Wraparound Center - Vimarsana News

PPS Board approves agreement for JOLT to use Wraparound Center

PEORIA, Ill. - The Peoria Public School Board is okaying a partnership between the district and JOLT Harm Reduction. The deal allows them to use the W...

Peoria Public Schools narrowly adopts a modified school calendar - Vimarsana News

Peoria Public Schools narrowly adopts a modified school calendar

Peoria Public Schools is adopting the modified calendar for next year. Summer will be shortened to provide for two-week breaks in the spring and fall.

Source: pjstar.com
Owner of Downtown Peoria day care blames teacher shortage for closure - Vimarsana News

Owner of Downtown Peoria day care blames teacher shortage for closure

Myah’s Just 4 Kids Learning Center in the CityLink bus terminal has closed because it can't find enough workers.

Source: pjstar.com
PPS waves goodbye to board member - Vimarsana News

PPS waves goodbye to board member

1470 WMBD/Kristina Leahy PEORIA, Ill. — District Three Peoria Public School Board Member Dan Walther attended his final meeting Thursday as a member of the board. Walther was elected to his post in March of 2016 when he defeated Terry Spayer. He was then defeated this past April by Mike Murphy. Everyone around the table offered parting words to Walther. “This work is not easy. We spend hours in committee work building schools, meeting and talking to parents, teachers, and other governing bodies,” said President Doug Shaw. “This is unpaid time, and you choose to spend it working to imp...