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Wayne voters to decide on $170M bond. Here are the school projects that would cover - Vimarsana News

Wayne voters to decide on $170M bond. Here are the school projects that would cover

The projects, Wayne school officials said, will enhance security, save energy and take care of an expected rise in enrollment.

Source: yahoo.com
Schools shut down some students, teachers who comment on the Gaza war - Vimarsana News

Schools shut down some students, teachers who comment on the Gaza war

The Arizona state superintendent wants to close student clubs after high school members presented what he called “propaganda” about the war in Gaza. A Florida first-grade teacher faces an investigation after she emailed school leaders seeking more recognition for Palestine and Palestinian students in public statements.

Wayne teen volunteers at center for Ukrainian refugees, condemns 'pointless war' - Vimarsana News

Wayne teen volunteers at center for Ukrainian refugees, condemns 'pointless war'

The senior at Wayne Valley High School traveled more than 4,200 miles to Vienna this summer to volunteer at a community center for Ukrainian refugees.

Source: yahoo.com
Wayne teen volunteers at center for Ukrainian refugees, condemns 'pointless war' - Vimarsana News

Wayne teen volunteers at center for Ukrainian refugees, condemns 'pointless war'

The senior at Wayne Valley High School traveled more than 4,200 miles to Vienna this summer to volunteer at a community center for Ukrainian refugees.

Source: yahoo.com
Wayne school board plans sweeping referendum for aging facilities - Vimarsana News

Wayne school board plans sweeping referendum for aging facilities

It is not yet decided what work will be part of the plan, but the state Department of Education is reviewing $178 million worth of potential projects.