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Regina teacher Cody LaKose charged with sexually exploiting a minor - Vimarsana News

Regina teacher Cody LaKose charged with sexually exploiting a minor

Cody LaKose was escorted from Regina after being arrested and charged with having a sexual relationship with a minor student while teaching in DeWitt

New Iowa law could lead to higher pay for private school teachers - Vimarsana News

New Iowa law could lead to higher pay for private school teachers

Funding from parishes, churches for Christian education could be redirected to increase educator salaries, private school officials say.

Iowa enacts school choice bill, giving more opportunities for Catholic schools - Vimarsana News

Iowa enacts school choice bill, giving more opportunities for Catholic schools

(OSV News) -- A new law passed swiftly by the Iowa Legislature on Jan. 24 gives more families the opportunity to choose between sending their children to private or public schools in Iowa, beginning with the next school year, 2023-24. 'I am thrilled that both the Iowa House and the Iowa Senate have passed the Students First Act and I look forward to signing it into law later today,' Gov. Kim Reynolds said in a Jan. 24 statement. 'For the first time, we will fund students instead of a system, a

Iowa Legislature enacts school choice bill - Vimarsana News

Iowa Legislature enacts school choice bill

Bishops support school choice which will be giving more opportunities for Catholic schools

Bishop listens to farmers' concerns about CO2 pipeline - Vimarsana News

Bishop listens to farmers' concerns about CO2 pipeline

As St. Vincent School celebrated Grandparents Day, two farmers and diocesan leaders met in an empty classroom to talk about a proposed CO2 pipeline and concerns that it could pose safety hazards to the people of Lee County.