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Carroll County's fiscal 2024 construction funding plan intends to invest in pre-kindergarten classrooms – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Carroll County's fiscal 2024 construction funding plan intends to invest in pre-kindergarten classrooms – Baltimore Sun

Carroll County's Community Investment Plan budget outlines construction updates for public schools, including planning for new kindergarten and pre-kindergarten classrooms in elementary schools.

Last chance for sales tax increase - Vimarsana News

Last chance for sales tax increase

Pittsylvanians for a Brighter Future are gearing up its campaign to pass a one-cent sales tax increase designed to benefit the county's public schools.

Two Mount Airy students honored as winners of statewide essay contest sponsored by Maryland Municipal League - Vimarsana News

Two Mount Airy students honored as winners of statewide essay contest sponsored by Maryland Municipal League

Two Mount Airy students were honored Wednesday in Annapolis as district winners in the Maryland Municipal League’s 2022 Mayor’s Essay Contest.

Last chance for sales tax increase to benefit schools - Vimarsana News

Last chance for sales tax increase to benefit schools

Pittsylvanians for a Brighter Future are gearing up its campaign to pass a one-cent sales tax increase designed to benefit the county's public schools.

Letters written by school board members 'perfectly fine,' says CCPS lawyer; number of students with COVID-19 drops by half - Vimarsana News

Letters written by school board members 'perfectly fine,' says CCPS lawyer; number of students with COVID-19 drops by half

Board President Marsha Herbert and Vice President Ken Kiler sent letters to the state requesting the in-school mask mandate be lifted. Ed O’Meally, legal counsel for the board, said no law prevents them from doing so.