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Teens take the wheel: Truck driver shortage has public schools preparing the pipeline - Vimarsana News

Teens take the wheel: Truck driver shortage has public schools preparing the pipeline

Othello High School’s newest course allows 18-year-olds to earn their Commercial Drivers License and become a truck driver.

Source: wkyc.com
Teens take the wheel: Truck driver shortage has public schools preparing the pipeline - Vimarsana News

Teens take the wheel: Truck driver shortage has public schools preparing the pipeline

Othello High School’s newest course offering has 18-year-olds studying to earn their Commercial Drivers License.

Source: king5.com
Othello schools implement new point-of-entry security upgrades - Vimarsana News

Othello schools implement new point-of-entry security upgrades

OTHELLO – The Othello School District installed new Secure Access Keypads at all its school buildings Feb. 5. Moving forward, all visitors are required to check in through the keypad, which allows school staff to see and speak with the visitor before letting them enter.

Reichert's Showhouse in Othello for sale after 32 years of business - Vimarsana News

Reichert's Showhouse in Othello for sale after 32 years of business

OTHELLO — Bob and Donna Reichert have owned and operated Reichert’s Showhouse 3 in Othello with their son Robert Reichert for 32 years. Now, they are selling the building and retiring from the theater business.

McFarland staff present on new teaching programs - Vimarsana News

McFarland staff present on new teaching programs

OTHELLO – Faculty and Staff at Othello’s McFarland Middle School attended Monday’s regular Othello School Board meeting to present on ongoing programs and changes at the school following the board’s annual McFarland site visit that morning.