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Four Baton Rouge schools will add magnet programs thanks to new federal grant - Vimarsana News

Four Baton Rouge schools will add magnet programs thanks to new federal grant

Belaire High School and three of its feeder schools have been awarded a federal grant that will pay them nearly $15 million over the next five years to launch new

East Baton Rouge seeking millions for 'great' programs at four failing schools - Vimarsana News

East Baton Rouge seeking millions for 'great' programs at four failing schools

The East Baton Rouge Parish school system is seeking up to $15 million in federal money to create STEM-themed magnet programs at Belaire High School and three schools that feed

Belaire High and three feeder schools firm up plans for new magnet programs launching in January - Vimarsana News

Belaire High and three feeder schools firm up plans for new magnet programs launching in January

Belaire High School and three of its feeder schools got the green light Thursday from the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board to launch new STEM-themed magnet programs on Jan.

What Went Down? Uncovering the Narratives of Two Arrests of One Man - Vimarsana News

What Went Down? Uncovering the Narratives of Two Arrests of One Man

A man was arrested twice and charged with domestic battery, driving while license revoked, and a warrant from Aurora, Illinois.

'Our goal is to save lives instantly': Omaha officials learn how to communicate in a crisis - Vimarsana News

'Our goal is to save lives instantly': Omaha officials learn how to communicate in a crisis

First responders, medical, school district and other officials learned how to coordinate and respond to a crisis in Omaha from two crisis communications experts.

Source: omaha.com