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Perry Twp. considers end to school choice for elementary students - Vimarsana News

Perry Twp. considers end to school choice for elementary students

Driving the proposal, district officials say, is a shortage of school bus drivers.

Source: wthr.com
Bus routes at stake if Perry Township referendum not renewed - Vimarsana News

Bus routes at stake if Perry Township referendum not renewed

Superintendent Patrick Mapes is concerned the district would have to cut the arts and limit academic and extracurricular activities if voters say no.

Source: wthr.com
Perry Township Schools is asking voters to approve 8-year, $154M referendum - Vimarsana News

Perry Township Schools is asking voters to approve 8-year, $154M referendum

Perry Township Schools is asking voters to approve an 8-year property tax referendum in the May primary. The referendum would extend the tax increase for home and business owners that was first approved in 2015.

Source: wfyi.org
Douglas McArthur Elementary school struck by car; 3 hurt - Vimarsana News

Douglas McArthur Elementary school struck by car; 3 hurt

MSD Perry Township district leaders said it's unclear what led up to a woman crashing into the school. Classes were canceled the remainder of the day.

Indiana backtracks on counting hundreds of hidden dropouts - Vimarsana News

Indiana backtracks on counting hundreds of hidden dropouts

Jetta Productions/Getty Images The Indiana State Board of Education on Wednesday quietly rescinded an earlier decision to count nearly 1,100 additional students who left school without diplomas as dropping out. Instead, under a new, more lenient policy, the state will only categorize about 470 students from the class of 2020 as having dropped out because they did not have the proper documentation to show they were learning at home. The decision means some 600 students will no longer be counted as dropping out and therefore won’t negatively impact schools’ graduation rates. A Chalkbeat i...