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Two superintendents in White County get contracts extended - Vimarsana News

Two superintendents in White County get contracts extended

Three school superintendents in White County recently got their contracts extended, and along with that, had goals included in their renewals as required by the Arkansas LEARNS Act.

Area school districts to make up for missed time, with some planning to extend year past Memorial Day, without option of using AMI days - Vimarsana News

Area school districts to make up for missed time, with some planning to extend year past Memorial Day, without option of using AMI days

Last week when schools were closed because of snow and ice, several superintendents in White County lamented the loss of AMI days as a way to cover snow days. Then,

Four superintendents in White County get contracts extended - Vimarsana News

Four superintendents in White County get contracts extended

Four school superintendents in White County recently got their contracts extended, and along with that, have goals included in their renewals as required by the Arkansas LEARNS Act.

No hostile work environment referenced in 154 Bald Knob School District resignation letters - Vimarsana News

No hostile work environment referenced in 154 Bald Knob School District resignation letters

None of 154 resignation letters received by the Bald Knob School District during Melissa Gipson’s tenure as superintendent support a claim that Gipson created a hostile workplace.

White County Central updates 'challenge' policy in light of new state law stalled in court - Vimarsana News

White County Central updates 'challenge' policy in light of new state law stalled in court

The White County Central School District has updated its “challenge” policy after the state Legislature passed a law earlier this year that would remove the exemption for schools and public