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Bay County Florida schools Pre-K registration opens Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Bay County Florida schools Pre-K registration opens Tuesday

Children must be 4 years old, on or before Sept. 1, 2021. Space is limited, but applications are constantly opened and new students are constantly being brought in. The pre-K program offers a 3-hour and 15-minute free morning program daily. They also have an Enrichment Program for $60 per week. With the Enrichment Program and the free VPK program, hours run about 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily. Jennifer Lathem-Walters, the VPK and ESE pre-K coordinator, said pre-K is an important time for young children and their educational growth. "I believe the importance for us in pre-K is for us to prepare ...

Commissioners OK search for vaccine site - Vimarsana News

Commissioners OK search for vaccine site

ALBION — The Noble County Commissioners gave their blessings to the Noble County Health Department’s search for a centralized location to give the coronavirus vaccine — whenever that will be. “There’s a lot of unknowns on how this is going to roll out,” Noble County Health Nurse Cheryl Brown said. What Brown knows for sure — and that can change by the hour she told the commissioners — is that the first doses of the vaccine to be received by Noble County will be the vaccine produced by Moderna. The Moderna vaccine does not require the super cold storage ...

Helping Hands 2020: Children offer hope to others in a world complicated by COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Helping Hands 2020: Children offer hope to others in a world complicated by COVID-19

Children know: It’s been a tough year. Nearly 200 of them from across the region wrote letters to Helping Hands this fall on behalf of someone who’s had a particularly hard 2020. Each of the student’s letters described how they would use $200 to help someone else. Helping Hands, sponsored by the Wisconsin State Journal with the support of generous donations from readers, selected more than three dozen of those letters, and you’ll find excerpts from them here. All of the writers showed a sensitivity to the special hardships this year brought: the COVID-19 pandemic, economic...